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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

Your Mooey Back if You Are Net
Satisfied with the Medicine
We Recommend

We are 80 positive that our
remedy viii permanently relieve
constipation no matter how
chronic IL may De- that We offer
10 furnish the medicine II our <
peuse should it fal % produce
satisfactory results.
IL Il worse than useless u at
tempt - cure constipation With
catharuc Irugz- Laxaaves r. ca
tharucs do much harm. Tdey
cause 4 reaction. irritate AMI
wsa5en the bowels and tend %
make constipation more chronic.
Besides, their use becomes a habit
that IL dangerous.
Constipation j. caused by a
weakness OF the nerves aad mus
Giles Of the large Intestine Or de
scendIng colon. To expect per-
naueue relief you must therefore
tone up and strengthen these or
cans and restore them 70 healthIsr
activity.
We want y1u to try Rexall Or
derlies on our recommendation.
They are exceedingly pleasant to
take, beia- eaten Ike candy aad
are IDEAL for children, delicate
persons and Old folks, a. well a.
sor the robust. They act directly
on the nerves and muscles OF tn
bowels They apparaatly have
a neutral action on otEer assOci-
Ate organs or glands. They do
not purge, cause excessive bose
Ness, nor create any ineouven-
fence whatever. They may De
taken at any tine. day Or nlght.
They will positively relieve
chronic or EabItual constipation.
Il not OF surgical variety. and the
nyrats OF associated CT depead-
ent chronic ailments, II taken with
regularity for reasonable length
OF tine Y tablets 10 ca. 50 tab
lets . cents, 50 tablets 20 cents.
sid Oaly at our st1re-The Rex
al store r r Chiffon { Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
Thx lurr LHt


The following named gentlemen have
Spring term Of the Circuit Court which
will convene here Monday, March 18th
FTRsr WEEK
Beat John Garvood. r Z Har-
Ens, Oscar Shaw, W. d. Bailey, J. B
Tabor, r G.. Hunter, George Miller, H
I Woriey, W. 2 kobuck, George
Mask
Beat s-GaIian Duncan. B. n Sneei.
A J. Jordan, John Keel. l. d. Hudson
g. T. Black, W 2 Lawhorn, J. ?. Al
ford A j. Tabor, G. A Leggest.
beat J-F VI Bedenbauxh. v c Hus
Ton. +. K Hartley, JOAN Wolf, j. NJ
Cook, D. W BiIingsIy, Ebb Childress,
W > Durham Frank smith, Warner
Williams
Beat Wv. A. Morrison v A. Lock.
J B. Hipp. ". d. RIziand Abe shipr,
J. A Browning. ID. T Mitchell. q. W.
Srogner John Pass, e. VI Mccain
Beat 5-A- ID. McGiI. VI W. Mirch-
Ell. W. A. Clark. !. Fl. Garner. Daniel
DAVIS. J. P sharp, g ". sorter. J D.
Fuller, T. o Dorsett. II. e. Arnold
SECOND WEEK
Beat 1T. " Denton. 2 B. Johnson
Hickman Bairri. r. W. Black, J. Z But
Ter, lanes Bailey.
Beat James Taylor. L Fl. Carter,
John Baker. Edgar Watson, Al. Cor
don. q ?. Adams.
Beat 3-Hasvey Arnold. c 3. White.
E r. shaw G. & Frisr-o1, ". 2
Nets. ! A Butler.
beas i|sme- Young. Milton West,
ID. TH-um- Cleveland Humphreys.
= II RaEz-y. c. T. Taobz.
Beas 81 Il. Se-l. ! " Garner. J.
C. Phillips. Joe franklin, Shell Vlnss,
Il. Z. Davis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
NoIISE.


In compliance with Chapter ffS.
Sheet Acts Of 1905, Page trs. I have OBJ
canned from the Internal Revenue Col
l-crDr for the District OF Mississippi, .
certified h-u OF al persons, firms or cor
poraciUu= holding Recall Liquor Deal
erS License in lafayette County, Miss.
for he L mouths indicated bebow, To-
wfrs
\ II KendeI. Oxford. p l. D., from
Jaly 1, 1911 u June ID, 1914
Anderson & 200. AbbevilIe. p L D.,
from July !. 1911, 10 June 30, 1912
HrlmletE * sons, Oxford r. L D.,
from Dec. l. 1911, % June 20. 1872
r 2 Chiffon & Go Oxford, 2 L
D from Narvn /. 1911. TO June ~, 1879
L1rchi-ou x son, Abbeille, r L D
from July 1, 1871 % June %. 1877
The absve \ certified list ~ ap-
pears from the recoris u the Internal
Revenue Collector for this district
& z TEMPLE. Sheriff
Oxford Miss. Feb -, 1912
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
SfElIAL IERA Of fEbfRiL llEn

S r. z Niles s.Eve1e1 lie
e-erzl Court il speclal session
here a5a-ay . ~ tie -
ing employees - the L1.-oz Cs1
1rau Railroad aE1 o-1ers isr w.
L2anS tie Junction and sar
eont=1pr q eo4r La-
were disposed cs al
De<ll Ae3l--r
4&er Eere acid
aac sentenced o t1-
the lafayette County jaL
%44Ler 8oE1s a11 J-aa Has,
A1s &eEe discharged
L & 51rosr and Rlcaa-Z Ea-
- were released - 500 toad u
appear a. tie June term q cur
Al he parties reside a. Water
Valley.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
To THE PEOPLE OF THE SEC0ND
CONGRESSIONAL District.

l have tor free dIstrioulion the
following books, to-wit:
Agricultural Year Book, for
1910 about 1000 copies.
Diseases of the Horse" about
200 copies.
100 bags Of cotton seed. con-
tanning one peck each.
Each book contains several hmm
dred pages and contains valuable
information
shall De glad to send these
things out TO any one making =
quest The orders will De 1IIed
az rapidly az they come in. I'M.
u the supply IS exhausted.
Cordially yours,
HUBERT d. STEPHENS
Member Of Congress, Second
District of Mississippi.
LW- AIauF a-NE -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
OBITUARY.

On Monday night, Feb. 20,
1912, the death angel visited the
one OF Mr.. and Mrs. Buford
page.and claimei Their only darl
ing baby. Racheal Lois, only III
months Old. She was 30 sweet
hat she was loved by all who
knew her.
The little one vas laid 20 rest in
the Kingdom cemetery Tuesday
4ftern on. Feb 27tn.
Grieve not dear parents. your
darling is sweetiy resting safely
"a the arms Of Jesus.
Tho your grief j. great now.
YOU Will cDme ID realize that your
darling vas too pure for this sin
Vi world. Remember dear par
=nts that she viii meet you at the
1eaTuf1l ga's- , n en- with
bsckon ns hands. She will be
aging come on dear parents.
there = room in Heaven for u all
sleep on sweet one and take
rest, God called Jhee hone
thought il best.
May the God Of all grace con-
fort and keep the sorruwlng ones
LETHA PuRvIs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
Tick E~radicztian Paw.

The Cnitsd States Department
Of Agriculture insists taat The Eco
pie Of Lafayette County saxe 70
the work of TICK eradication and
push It 20 4 successful terri1a-
ton this season. LAST year A.
excellent start vas made and with
= united ef3-s tae worx an b.
finished this year and the county
placed ABOVE quarantine this fail
Tie tOu0wIag faes u ta= w1n-
cerful benefits - lex eradication
Eere 15talle1 tro0 uore than 100
Mississippi farmers who ava cat
~ anu have Grade 1ted acss from
ther farms These que-u1rs
we're sent % al parts e lhe state
and the following answers were
the results obtained:
Cd What were the appr0xnzts
annual l1sses Of cattle from tc<
fever IN yoUr county sr0m 1870 20
1903 Inciusive9
Ans Eighteen and lve-ssu,hs
Ter cent
81 What vas the Approximate
value OF all cattle .1ar 1ieds
Ans S2,i22 $40 annually.
81 What has been the annual
loss OF cattle from tex fever since
tex eradication s.artedS
Ans One and oue-.eath per
cent.
az What vas the ave-ags
value CT 3 year old steers in your
eouaty from 800 70 1903 in
elusive?
Ans. 2I-fc Per pound
t5) What i the average value
OF 5-ysar-oid steers now
Ans. 3 lie per poand, al IN
crease OF . per cent.
90 Is there any difference in
the average weight Of cattle now
and before tick eradication was
started
Ans. Yes How nueh9 Nine
teen and sevea-ten:Es per cent.
CD Is there any Improvement
IN the grades Oh cattle in your
co1nty since the work of rck era
dIcation started:
Ans Yes.
Conditions in Mississippi previ
Gus % tick eradication Cattle
On hand 1853 go 900 head. Loss
OF cattle annually from tick fever
Eighteen and fve-tenGhs Der cent
on 17I-000 head. Value Of cattle
that died from tick fever annu-
ally previous 10 the eradication of
the tick at sl2.4T per head was
s2-i22.37O.
From the above facts i ia evil
dent that the work il a paying
proposition from the start
the progress If a county de-
pends upon the progress Of its
people. With a united effort this
great work q De accomplished.
At an early date we desire 70
organize a Live Stock Associa-
riOn in this county for the purpose
OF introducing some pure bred
stock at the same time. The Ru
reau Of Animal Industry wishes
~ help the people establish them
selves in the cattle Industry ON
pzyiag basis as early as possible
d. G.. w. NEEr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
Home Endorsement.
Haaarvds. % Orfrd ~TFrr-us.Can Ten To-
AL Ab-s4t l.

AL Abss9t l.
Home endorseusat. the pubic ex-
preston % oxford people, should De
evidence beyond dispute for every OK
ford reader S1r-ly the experience Of
friends And 1eizhbors, cheerfully gwen
By them. VIII carry more weight than
the -urterances Vt Strangers residing II
tlraw7y places Read the following;
J. I. BErrow. ez-marshzl ani ailor
Of Oxford, Miss, says: Il first Used
Dams kidney Pills aboCr two years,
procuring ny supply at Kerdel's Drug
store AZ that time I WIS suffering
fruD a s-vsre pain In my bIck and l
felt tired and lang1id. Deans kidney
Pills provei very effective, doing me
lAore good than any other medicine |
Ind ever taken know that this reue
dy can be fully depended upon
For sale by IL dealers. Price 80
cents foster BiIbura Co, Buffalo,
New YORK, sole agents for the United
,ta-es-
Remember the Elze-DoanfsazG
10 other
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
nuz:

\ certain L5Wu-hIp n south
vest Kansas saE 5t Il construct
txo miles OF rock r1ad f-Dn a
town south IN T-7 arural school
district. SIX children Il school
a-n lived on farms Al tcea. % the
rock r1ad AMI ak on the same
length 90 earth rad IN the vest
part os The district The earth
rlat vas n poor c11i ton u0.-
uf the lue. The children on the
rock went o. the city schools.
walking most u che time the
children on tas earth rlad went
to The rural sc1o1i.
Two ot the children living On
the rock road are now s0ph0u0-
~ in agricultural college, tw-
ara seniors IN high schools. AL
# them are in-e-e ssst n aEricul
ture viii graduate from ~a-~i-ul-
tlraI courses All --gtrn l The
farm
Two c-iit-a1 Evir- 1uthe earth
r0li I1j=aad the rI-a school
Their Interest IN education
balanced against the almost q
pas-ah.s condition n The earr-
r1at the Zr-aEer past Il the school
yea-. Now they ara hardly aver
ace farmers. E1-- became .
rourar@d and llIt TIE -ura.
school before they were gradual
%. Three Of then ar day labor
ers IN q nearoy town The t1u-ts
T. the owner u small restaurant
81 the same town
The children IL TIE rock road
walked t1 church. SUNDAY sch1.
and lectures aad attended the so-
rial events 10 town and IN The
country aiaceut o ,he rock -0a1
10 hardly seems probable thai
a scresch q TO four niles % po1r
roads would make such 4 older
ence IN ones life does .t2-kacsa-
city Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases when
tney have colds whooping cough.
d~lpnrheria, scarlet fever and cocsumn-
non ara dlsezses that are often contract
ed when the enid has . cold That L
way Al medical aufho rites say beware
on Colds R0r . quick cure Of colds.
you VIII ind nothing batter than Cham
oerizlu's v'ough Remedy. IL can al
ways Dc depended upon and 10 pleasant
a sass~ Fog sails by A. H. KendeE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
The March TOnAa's Home Comp
anicn.

The March Wonan's Home
Companion Is q big advance
spring fashion number and i. Is
hled With the latest fashion news
from Paris. New York and other
great center-. Grace Margaret
Gould, the well-known fashion
authority, who edits this import
ant department for the Conpan-
ION, has as usual, done her work
thoroughly interestingly and prac
dcalIy. Women Of ordinary
means can ind in her pages sug-
gestious for spring clothes that
are artistic and up-to-5ate and
yet economical.
The special features OF the Com
palion this month are unusually
entertaining and informative.
There Is great array Of fiction
and a number of notable articles,
titles Of some OF which follow.
"MaCda Adams" an illustrated
description OF the work Of Aneri-
cas- leading actress; How Laws
Are Made an article by the vice
president of the United States:
The G~I With A Voice. being
an account of the adventures of a
young xonan who prepared for
opera singing; "A Business Wo-
man IN Politics." being a deserip|
uon OF the food inspector of the
city OF Tacoma, who Is a woman
and When Baby il Sick" an
article on the illnesses of children
oy DR.. Roger II. bennett
The many other departments in
the Companion, aside from the
fashion department are filed with
facts and ideas and suggestions
OF interest and value.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
New Members of the Good Roads
Club

Cumberland County. ". C..
VIII vote on 500 900 b1ad issues
for public hi-hwar
Glase0ck County. ga. Will vote
on bond issue for public high
ways.
Lawrence County. Ala. viii
vote w bond issue for public
highways
CenrervIlle, Tex. Leon COUNTY
= constructing sand clay roads
Franklin Comfy. "A has boz
gun w1rS on highways 11Ie- G.
u0ri ssGe
C1f-evi.le. Ms. begun wors
II 1911 on -lads iu its Beat.
JacSsol County. Team. voted
bonds for highway improvement
Monroe County. Team. voted
$4,000 In bonds i3e highway
Anderson County. Tex. voted
$4,000 for public highways
Grays1u County. Tex. tShe--
1sn) Wiz vote ca s40o. Geo 1oc1
I=sue.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

o can use Buckien's Arnica Salve
TO cure children Of eczema rzshes- ter
ter, chatting, scAly and crusted hunorx
as well a. their accidental Injuries
us, ourns, bruises, etc, with perfect
aIesy- Nothing else heals 50 quickly.
ror ooils. ulcers, old, running or fever
sores or PILES Ir has no eqnA. Is cents
at A H. Kerdei's-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

cairo EzyUt
N Do 2rhs
Cammirtce ap
polured - the
International 81
bis <rudenfs A.
So ialol % Export
On Foreign Ills
Sieus N hume
warl buund IN
-tehtl % visfrin~
rhe riluions Of
ea=crrr md south
I'll Nfrra They
Will rar1Ermenst
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
PRnG7hY aE HE
S-1eay ssta lac 0K-
lard A.Goci a.


lard A.Ioci "a.
Piace-TayIor, on the fI1aois
Central Railroad, S niles South
0f Oxford.
Tine--1turisY and Sun lay.
March 30t1 and 3lst.
SATURDAY.
10 a-n-Opeuiag exercises and
; -cial Pray er fer Divine Guild
ance, conducted by Il J johnson
10 30 a-m-The value Of good
literature IN The making Of ahnr
oy j. W. Higginootham and E W
Barton
ff.tj a.m-Sermon. Subject.
Love a. Motive il Christian
Ser ce by j. " Der.ck.
7-u-Llv Standard of spirit
a.i,y iu 0--t u.u--. caGse ard
rene 1v Henry n paerJ and
H. f. HoyIe.
= L-t nav ca y 30 with
caIrel : by Y. n.
,lor aai f. y Taylor
I'D p.m--=-n11 by v. " p
Bacon, 7. B.. WiLIalsor, alter
tl-
SUNDAY
gl.u-U-vouona exercises ID
1g T. LLl---.
8-t5 a Sunday schools. ii.
cgss.0n 81 BY j.. =. Lee.
I0-lj 4-n-u'nins, discussion
y z l. p ey.
II m-oerEou by \ z Rem
r. ~ ct The Comui=si1a.
2p.u-ai=-u Facts and 2 as
by W l. Harg-.
We hope o. nave with Is some
If the repre-entA1Ives Of our 1e-
nDuiusloual work. We should
o. delighted % see representa-
lives from every church IN the a.
-ocIalon pre-en-- Let the lay
n-n turn out. [s vIlI Do you good.
o. p and nlrE= with the 0reth-
rem AID confer tggeller about the
things Ut to- kIn-t1u. Let u
urn loose o-- business and p
sd Uak- g Is the greatest IL ID
:. day A--l Ne lave -4l Tor
-.r-
AIpi- provision 3Ii - made
care l1ral Who g.
VI. T. HAAGs,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

Five years ago two doctors told me
I had only two years o i've This
1rtling statement WAS mai@ by SILL
nan Green. Of Vi Rlarhlte. Co.o They
sold me that I would surely die win
consumption It was I'D 90 me sta-u 20
try the nest iulg medicine and I begin
"a Use " AIn- : geW Discovery. II
was wei | did, 70 TO-DAY | an working
and believe owe II NE % tins g-eaI
throat and lung cure that ms cheated
the zrsve Of Another icrm It's f1uy
70 suffer with uxhs, colds or other
throat and lung troubles now. Take
the cure that ~ safest. Pm = 50 cents
and Sl.eo Trial bottle free at A. II.
kerGel'-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
NAN

To join this Society Sick. accident
aeatn beneatz And Introduce our
memberships An or spare time. $50
70 s5eo a month Every Member -
cured gives yo1 q steady monthIy in
ome Experience not needed wrif.
fnr plans Boz EGG, Covinrtou. Kr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
The STONE WITNESS
OR GREAT PYRAMID
Gods Mar II tie Midst Of the
Land Of Egypt

i.s sy-ssiie T~saeri-ss cc~rrsssrsss
sss-es ard IRE 2 si.. 7-fu.iu1 Ess-
istis- ard -E1e- crtes--ts Ind
ss-ss c-ssres to Sur. = u Calling
~ cssr-r ard r+sps 81 re ~srt4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
ICAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON
YOUR 1913 CALENDARS.
Seeny iae before bsyns.
LEE JACKSON
OXFORD Eagle.


Uaciasm<d Maui Matter.
List of unclaimed mail matter re-
naming in the Oxford post-ofiee for
the week ending Saturday, March md
1 Garner, Mrs Mary.
? Hall, Miss Garrett
3 Ingram j. A.
4 Jarvis, Miss Mamie
5 Jenkins, Francis c.
8 Jones, Miss EsteIIe-
7 Jenkins, z d.
8 Willard, Raymond G.
9 Oliver, Blen-
10 Oliver, R. l.
II Oliver, Phm-
L Ragdales, MeIey.
When calling for ths above adver-
tised mail give the No. Of each and
the date advertised
8 NJ HowzYr u p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

You Judge 4 man not by what he
promises 10 do, by what he has done.
Inas - he only true test Chamber
ANS Cough Remedy Jcdged by this
Standard has no superior. People every
where speak Of Il In the highest terns
or praise For sale by A. a Eerdel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

stead % vtsfrin~
rhs nilwions Of
ea=crrn Eni soufh-
tPtsCK RtSSClLI eru Afrira- They
Will rarouimend
anrfher commission for Afrtca and
Australasia. ere
We report Pastor RUSSELL = z course
- to-day. f-1El The texr wh.ch BE- sald
rsfer-rsI directly 80 the Great Pyrazif
ic-rte.I a~tr tEs city ia that kay
rsere shall b. an altar % rh,. Lord in
Tie ultsr % tae and of Egypt. -
r r 4 SIGN s1d frr a witnas lisa.
XIX 70 @1l N0r only dill God thus
-crfisu rrprheffrai,y in isaiah the
great Fy-amHt. hlr also n Jeremiah
xzrL ~. where woo read that re set
si-ns amt v1nta-s n IRE land OF
Egypt even INTO rhis day
The lpatiou x the Pyrrmfi Is re-
Erahie and its Si-e crnrur< 40
narise,l * n ane 90 he seven voa
d. of the World
= LenrsVs tell rs that the Elra s,,rn-
ue1t % irs base 90 the four sid -. ~
r1e .evei o. its sorSet-. when ad.e,L
Er= A. many pyramid euhits &c fhpre
arr Gays IN four years. 20 the f~rrtiaH
-E lf..u- .1e iear year fraction. The
-'Z-rl4 Hanma1rs 1r-u the
base " 2 ro = W- and s.. 81. - :
F. 1r a. Ia1v Ielr~ re thrrp arr
TearE IN rHe Process oval cycle = the
% Tht -re ls--1nnurrs had al
ready ru1c.Et-I Oh be- 49, yaa-s
aud .1e Pyramid gr--ntrrar@ the cor
r-lton The distance ro tle SIN L. In
clea - ay t1e he-lr al.I a1Ee % the
Pyramid 70 Pc yI-1r ~ s wai-h
aiE1osr ericrly Corresponds with rhr
'ar=s t-ures rrache.I hv as,rnuomcrz
S71-a1i L-z=srz Here -au-,..
4 kar lu tSs-, hy 7 rsun-
Ssoyelnaa- Robert N~7zin- and wAirh
le-Il - apsn tie Pvr1nItrs rot as
lessons. was the Weu re w--fs 10
Pm Fiazt SmTth. Asruunuer Ea--f
f3r scotland ~trum tn. north beg1n-
llG % tie G-aEd CALLER. IL rnw1rf
p~-n--r~-.oa- be-n rae -esrs - or
saving ne ss0re--a-l 80 the rrrA AZ
4 year f5s "a h.rh THREE ard th.-rv
tleE-years. Therefore nr-1- u r-zar
over against the mouth as RE Well
In other w0-yts. ua- Well sad the up-
~Eearazee Of n explosion. picture =
Lords death AID rs-s1r-ertisl. n tar
zOuy WIKI this the Downward Pas
sac Represents the eoCrSe % ~ia an.
cearh. leafll- to d--rrucrion TIE Iax
Ascending Passage. blocksI b The
=-ani5e Plug. r-sprpsenr< the Law
Covenant Gven 20 the Iews. jzr WI n
none were able % ke.p. becs-use there
= 10ue -f-ht-sIs. no. not ore
From TIRE time q on savior rh-
Gos-et Desperation ls-I1. ~--thaisr1l-
ally represented by the Grand caller.
Il = 4 u-sreasatiua < -r-re or savor.
nevertheless is P-rssagrway = de-n
aEal E2rr4w. leading r1 tive -CraaF AZ
tie farther esst - the Gr1rd Ca
lery has II end 40 rhis Gospel -,
VII have IL e11 Il VIII accomplish
is pgr-ase wai-h 10 the -tle--n= o.
the 70 pc tie B-sle % CErst
Another Interesting feature Is taar
ne AscerdI1= paSsa-s wish Irs Pr
represents exzeNy The leu-tl o. tie
Jewish A=e AnI. siziIz-.y. u.
G-azt Gallery - ress IT'S f1u inch TO 4
year rhe lengra = "a 'so~-eI rssns=-
s1aca e EaE z-es t1nr n a certain
the I'D great LFt- ~ he~omsr- goa+
sae-eers With the R-i,~we- ana
thus beeau- toi-r-Let-z with HIN in
HIS Einsfu -l rs-uirare
rae,-~
s-so.r ~ rr.T - -
-s-- 900
-, -, - -.
~ -
a - c-T5re -
=. g - -
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GZi3 sG5a8L QUESTION.
OXFORD. Mss

IL - Sub u (tEjilJs.
OXFORD. Miss
Fec. .. 1919
Too 3 Boone. John z. Harkin=.
y Q. Rauey. Geo. VI. kn Ent
andJ r Matthews composing
ras Bo4rd 9f T-usrees lf The
tfizH School in the separate
school district % the city II
Oxford. Mss
Geurt-en. We The IN lersi-reI
citizens ard patrons of this school
have 1een informed rh ,t there =
now on foot a pial % retire Prot
L. > Batlrop plucp II the
same r. favor Of some lrher man
for personal REASONS a Z v= Z
moss earnes y protest against
any such acu 70 e1a assign th-
follow NJ rsa- a.
lat. We o. not t. < i- wise
% change r- prrr oti a. 1rI-
time for an rr1-rn-
ii Pr1f Bai-c- p Is 4 scholar.
= christian gentleman. and a lre
executive officer ard We believe
he has given satisfaction tJ d
lar-- majority of the patrons %
-he school
Bed We believe ard -0 assert.
that the sc1oCl Is u auore pros
porous -an1iriou now -ht IL has
been since IT. ryan cation A.
an evidence ~ tEI- fact. - cite
-1e Increased are-Gdance. III
perfect harmony existing between
teacIers ard ~FrIrcipal. pupil
alt principal and the rural free
t-llvery g cllt q uu..t Ip IN
der rae atui1jstrat5 u Jh-
rrsse-c orlcclp4l-
t-l. v a--er- rrle there j. m
reason w1F Pr e. Bs.-hr1p srcul
be turned 1u- u tl= PRINCIPALS
place just c1 make r1ou tTr some
.4tl-ror ulrr.=l person 4l- -asr-
ore protest 4<4lG-s IT,
The petition plr.i- a5ov
aad led i ra-y gems.
the r-l-C " rla
E1.el has 1=e- a-ll .1-
RAJ week -la- ta- ll5sn..1.
.pf tle 1oa-- e school -r-sree
% 1a&e a change IN the mana
ger Of this sc1l9t .lr the mex
school tern.
Notwithstanding the seemingly
reliable runors IL circulation. -
-an115 5eI=ve tina, there Is ary
zeal cause i.r Apprehension ID
che part u the pu9-.- and patr3a-
u The school BY reference T.
tL= names # the -=atlenen &ao
compose rhIs 5oart an ara en-
trusted w.-l taI- great r-on-I-
ol-rE. y1u EI I'D that AL. II
them are reltc.= 4-d responsible
citizens VINO ve 5=lle,e w...
nlJ tlr = n01elc -l.nS Of acInx
Il tIs matter tson aay motive o.
private Inrerest1r personal frie7t-
sap ouE Eol.1 e11savor 10 irs
serve TIE Interests u Tie pa.rsA
AMI 41reu
, Ba..4-op has lad
e1ars IT tbs s>-osl the pasl
tw3 Ear- coming - - xa=a
tee school had re4c4=t IL lowest
eco u usefulness tie aas II
bred earnestly and faithfully
during tsis ul= a1t the present
prosperous coalition Of tie school
= evidence Z his success lie
d=v9t=s IL entire me and at.ea-
ton - this warz: has 10 orhsr
interests Or Business Connections
Il there : any cause Of con-
plant 3r aag reason for a change
1T the public kaow L. They have
I rele = tenant that zuc
Our columns are open u al
who care q u heard iron o. th.s
subject
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

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