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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
COUNTY PROSECUTING AT.
TORNEY.

Some people have overlooked
the exact issue to be voted on
November the 5.h as 70 the Office
Of county prosecuting attorney.
some think that possibly there
~in be candidates who vii apply
for tn. Office. that - q mistake;
the voter votes upon whether or
not the Office wiIl be allowed to
exist further OF whether the Office
sill De abolished.
No names all appear on the
ticSe.. II the voters vJte the Of
zee out !: viii cease . exist Jan.
-, 1913; !. they want she oEIce
70 continue then tEs Office ~iil
continue - heretofore. But lst's
aops that on Jan. ist, the last
vsstige e rEis secret caucus
work, vill have VANISHED iron
the state. livery v0,er should
turn out and vote: don wai. IN =
til after the election and taea *
press yo-- regrets Go 70 It's
election ard vote From tine d
time W. shall give you some fS'
ures as I, whs; this oa.ce "a:
cost the tar payers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
TIE PEcs Cutter.

There vas nan IN ny old home
And he vas wonG rous visa.
He'd figure up the cost OF sock
And ECrk, win lght-shgt eyes.
He gave real rock-bott0n price
(oo low the bottom rocked.
But when he started on the joo
Alas, he had no stock.
60 kilograms e sent in haste
To N'O-leans, Memphis too.
But these sad words came in recFv.
First pay the oil that's due"
HIS ereSii. gone. MS ofIce bare
OF paper; We'll perhaps,
Said ne, "uy customer will not
Object 10 taking scraps"
No need 70 tel the sad, sad end;
His reputatiOn's lost
The moral of il is-YOu can't
Produce for less tnaa cost
"BiII"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
Words From Home.
>sazsasuss r1aar rza~ r. Tav--.sr.s
20. --r-...E :. Z ~ =. -.

>saHszHs.fuEs rtat FzaT II Ias--ess.s.,f
EsssszzssasF af txzs-z. eEssn-z<-
When an Oxford citizen eures 10 the
irrri-- telling as friezs1s IN nsishSnr,
OF Is experleEcss. VOC csEu -sly On htS
& E'ssrl..fies-- yeu can r~sy ca his sfnc-r-
ny II. s-4Ce1ezEs Of os0pIa rz.iCsin-
n t-lr 1Esy P-zees do nat command
sY1r eozasteles- II ne endorsement
: ta= kl-d th-s hG.,lEs uozass Eidre-
s'i-A-- S1ch es-SH.cuv = eJnvluei,c-
investigation proves il u. Below Z
sc1samenE Of an OxS1-sI resident. NJ
stronger F-uef 0f rerir can be rad
J. r Psaeocz. shneuaJ,a- So-s5.
street. Oxford MIS- SAYS. Aaorr II
Months ago ! WAS tEsan with a severa
paln Il he small CT nv hack and xzs
-'.li EP- a1ahis To work Nv back zrsrx
- sors and lame -hGr eouli not sTcnn
and when | got I'D after si-rina.. shsr5
rSIns-- r82l1tsd from NV kStI-~,rs
InrvUSnSur NY body NvresS VS. a.
sIroed Oy too frequent rassz-es cf re
-.insy secreslons ard nv hath b--.ue
al run Gown Deans kidney Fills
were - highly recumneusIesf that L oh
tanned supply A. KsrdelFs DRUG Ss0r,a
me contents OF three boxes con-
plerely cared ne -
FOR sale by all dealers Price 50 cents
koscer-Al-burn Co. ssuraIo. Neg Y1r5-
o1e agents for the United States
Remember the nzne-Doaa,s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

sIEgzsS- Z appearing 20 the Beard
AMIR gall1s=r So laws q 49, that ir
lecglzs rEszr 1.-s . cal an eI-czioa
% BE- zeld &C TUs=l8y. NV 5th- tc-
-le pzrposs o. zIHesri5E the rvOqiz Of
ne el1 ~ % vJ-s o. v=letls.- ~ net
-iey VII ceezin CT a51Esh Ike es-ice Of
f'e-l-E-F Pru-e--ssi-g A-roruey m the
Glullg q L--ESyegrs- SAFE CT MSS
STD
Ise-ess-e- ~ Il o-rIe-rd s,.a- A
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c-lz-l1 : Asz5rEl=y s.-lesa A. erez-- Z 5y t,s.
-eEas-E-Er-= . 1870 ara 1zzasz.ie-t l9Iz
ant sas Elee-51E Carlz15sssi. lf..--s ar.
hereby unmarried - rrz1z o. haze
2--n1=st nn tEe hclil.s a1r saiI ..Ts---icr,
Ger szasF Erlse,.-l- zzl- II az--l--- Of
lce And - gins Csz1E-T aizcsscs.ss1e-
tr-orusE 0t,ls-s-' m e-r.sr ant IN s,1-alll
a=t ea-e-aEs KY L-1erzlis's - -,saI
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
sInrSaT, ss< f4s.h Day os Cctose-

= frcEr o. tlne san epsrof rlss Conn =
eo1rr House II Eae town o. Ox<slrrI. =
tAEer-e Co.. Sssre OF Mississippi
oesw-sn tn as1sz-s q II i N and 5 > n
eEer t1r sac a. p1biIss 91cr-on % tie
ElgHesS 5i<1Lier for Casa the foI.oxia ?
Described real estate situated IN th-
County Ok lafayette. STATE u Mss
slr1i- E0-wIr-
EzsS bali Of Sorzn-eas- Quarter Of
cecrhJ1 Thirty -f11-. euuEaszIzs- eixhsssv
aersss ALSO the North Ha4ls q East Hall
q csC-e-esksr quarter Of Section Thirty
foG-. cu-za-nt1g t1-zy acres al o the
ScrrA-wesr tz1r-e- q Section thirty
I've. forty four acres OF IL Ivi-g on the
,oEEa SHE Gf TaIl1azrraie River IN Ia
Eayerre County ard al the balance OF
sid Quarter Section lying MOTH 81
T1llA1zkEcala RLver In Nxrsn1lI County
STATE Of hlzsissippi, ali Of said land Be
ing n Township SIX P nge Two. West
Also two tenant houses. situated near
the S0rfs boundary Inc Of the SoQra-
east Quarter Of the South Q1arrsr
Of Section Thirty four, TOWNSHIP STx-
Range Two, West, and the Land cpon
which said tenant houses set ani The
eurtlzse thereof and also the rfrar ~
Eav co and frUn said houses . the
lands above described; also al The
agricultural products grown on sid
land Or gathered thsrefruu daring The
year Of 1871 Al Of said lard vii -
sold II the Soarh Door Of the Cocutv
Court House of LsFayetrs County. The
G-antOrs in said deed OF trzss. 4 e.
Duncan and s. 4 Duncan being now
residents Of lafayette County and
were az the time of the erecrrior, OF sd
deed of truss- Title To said above
property i believed TO be good b1t I
convey as Trustee ocIy.
J. 3. ROACH, Trustee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
Zemo for Your Skin

Eezena. Riuarles~ Ezsh and Al So, AZ
rlsssoa> cz.skIY Healed
No matter what the trouble ecx-,na
ehzf1g, pimplss, salt rheu. Reno IN
SANITY stops irritation Tnas errra cfr-es
quick Sinks right IN, ieavin<no 80.
Lemo i vanishing ksas1- Your So
fairly reye1s With delsght the uomert
Zeuo L applied Greatest shius- ~,
earth for iandrTr.
Lemo 5 prepared b. Z " Rose Med,
cine Co, s. L0C1s, NO. sad Is sold bv All
druggists z- 81 bot-ss But 10 rsrora
20 you rs wonderful vafue il i now ~
up IN liberal s1zs trial ootrIes AZ onIr *
cents ant 5 guaranteed To do the wn-s
Io- your Ho1@y back SoS asAEEan
del's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Every rear. II many parts OF ne
eo1atrv. thousands are driven f-uEl
their homes bF coughs and lung Il =
ssks=s. Friends and business are Iii
5eli-i f0r Other climates, bot trfs :
an.stiy and EOS always sure y bette
x4y-t1e Wv Cf E--1i-I1r-tfes r. il % Use
Dr. ai1g- New Discovery All cure
yu--rs-lf a. hn1e- Stay right there Wit
y1Er frt=Efis All axe this safe nesii-
cine Thr0at aud lung trouhle find
s,r-;-k relief AMI Ee7lra returns It's
help IN coughs colds. griP. Group,
wEaoFIlr c1uzh and sore lungs make
: 4 positive blessing sc aad Sf-G0
Trial b1-sls s-ee- Grzrz1-eed b. l. Il
Nen-IeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
rorukr or rreHT.sN cRILDKxN

lam the mother OF eighteen chill
d-sn and have TIE praise OF doing more
work than any young woman IN my
town. writes Mrs c. J Martin, u
Bcore Mill. Va I Suffered FOR five years
win stomach trrubie and co1ld not eat
as r1uch "a hiscui- without suffering.
I have taken three bottles Chamber
iIin-s Taaiets ami am royE a well WV
u.zz and weigh 1ss pounds. en- eat
anything want to AMI and a much A.
want AMI feel better than | have II
any tire n ten wears I refer % any
one in Boone Nil 0r vicinity and they
VII voueh for wha- Isslv Chamber
i1iE's Tablets are for sale BY al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
c.reHr nAp COLI

slIssa winter nv son eaurhs very
bad coli AMI me Wv ne c,1rxhe-i was
s~ula r1i-Z fire1f III. p writes L-s Sarah
e Duncan q iptoH- Ia I'VE thought
sura h Esgs -uinG into consumption
We boae1e inst one bottle Of Cbzlber-
isin-s Cough Remedy and that one but
-ie ss17p..t his cough and cured his COIL
eoupieteiy.H For sale By all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

2;tzv Z rl,- &c. Feepl= = Te=zr~sp-
Ar zftaaszzlz >s11es rssun1me-1 *
jrsephs Liver E=<zzlrgr A. bef-x a
spie1 =. 1--.E1lEe All aver --s-slirsrl.-
7 ; 1sac-sz1Elssl Ise s-ElA Eeep IT, sy.ssss :.
q god esssls--Hsll. rasHs assisting z-1rszrss
% establish <uuss aell1a- II VII --ulsrve
TIE BILE AID sf1eee natter f-aC1 re srs
ZEN s-zst ~ . r--e &ssrgrs --El.I o. to
resz- T-v- Z 5 VII s-Gs1-sesf Z
: E-ks4e n ho-h Eoaa1 ana poWzss-s
L-r1es-zs1s 1lE1 -e1l=rs sci r. Liuu5i
- cents bite PCE1ef-s = n bczss
= cents = Xxx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

He heals q la-ge enterprises are men
& great szerxy- Success to-day, de
rla1G> hea.ci To ali L % fail It's
urfer folly fr- ll1l - eueiErs a weak.
rundown. half alive cnrftsinn when
Electric GS-ters VII put him right on
his feet IN sho-t order aFour bottles
lii NJ more real god th1n any other
uledisIris. | eTer rCoiS-H writes Ch1ris :
B. AL5u- Of Sysvaaia- Ga safer
vea-s Of suffering with rheuuatisri,
.ive- tru-ble. s-Jrlarh disorders AMI lie
ranged llrtneys- am again, thanks TO
Iss,stric Bstters- sorn3 AMI we'll " Tr-
-Eel1- Ouly SO cents as y II keneiei'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
A Susge-t;cn Ron the Grand Jury.

We. the Grand jury 81 LzFsy-
e;ts county, Mississippi. hereby
suggest % the Hcaora5l4 Board
+ Supervisors Of the county that
t1ey i1p- wise at once a system
for the working q the public
DADS q the county that vill. at
ne earlies: moment. discontinue
TIC present system o. else get the
present system IN shape % get
value received for every dollar
spent on roads.
Ii has teen suggested by C,a1y
persons that the present contracts
are either invalid because the
0oadslsl are nOl-cosrcio.e. o.
because the contracts themselves
allow TOO large latitude 70 the
contractor. IN either event. II
this be true. we suggest tha; this
Oe reEe1Ied a. once.
Some say. too, thu: the con-
tractor only mas 10 put his road
II form once each year. II that
De tzue he should have pay only
once each year; however. o1-
opinion i hat his contract should
Rad, ard We are informed that
q does rea- tat ae nls only has
30 keep his road II first class con-
S.l5- Throughout the entire yea,
but fo- any failure 70 do - the
Beard OF Supervisors are en-
powered, under the contract. .
have ali defects repaired II tie
. expense u tie contractor If le
contract admits Of this. tEe1 -
ask thai The sane &c enforced
We suggest TIA, # L = iupos-
sole i1c any reason. to enforce
f ne present laSs. O. contracts.
then that We have a rev <-s:eu
szsl-s.y - begin a. eaca contract
expires We suggest thai a.. the
roads De Nsrx=d a. acy 0tls-
paS.ic contract 3 le.. tax i.
that c1e COUNTY - cut contracts
70 private individuals azd hold
them strictly responsible - 4ay
9-1er publ5e contract.
L under tie present system a
contractor fa5ls . refuses = <ork
any rad. - part Of arg Rad, .
EiIen n cs psi1 nothing f5r sane
Uzt5l s1cl r7a1 - -0ad5 6e rCr
n form as p=- contrast
L cccErs = u also that = Cor
missioner. q Z allowed. : CON-
missioner fer each heat 10 select
- . supervise road cocs.-uc-
ton Also. ma only 4 very few
niles De =. 10 each contractor IL
lie prssen. system Be followed /:
I airy 1eE system then ozIy 80
much a. suea party can work
eeIng first required 70 give bond
Ei-1 sCGe solvent surety cO--
2suy for t-e faithful performances
q MS duties Each ccnsrac.
should be valid. clear and IN
1zIsJszab-s N Is terms.
We desire = say furthermore
that n these suggestions we sge-
Tx them II good faith, we are
a. equally interested n the eoun-
- welfare; good roads are q
Eore Importance % the people IS
q ~hOle than anything; We need
them II good repair and kept that
way They should De putin good
condition nox; the contractors
should be forced TO repair the
worst places first and the entire
roads should 5e kept in coed re-
EcIr; Il they are not then the con-
tracts should be enforced accord
ing 20 Its terms without fear or
iavcr- We suggest also that
many bridges throughcu. the
county are n very had rezaz-:
they should Be Fixed az once
Respectfully subzi1ted-
". 2 IVY, Foreman.
geo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
wE1rvr xEvE1: FORGET.

According % s,isuce. are the things
associated with oyrr early hJule Life.
sucl - EucEieu's Arriet SaiVe, that
mother O. SrG7rlEather used 70 cure
our burns hulls- scalds- sores, skin
srupcio1s- cats spr11s or bruises
EO-ty years Of cures prove It's E1erIr
ClrIszled s1r pll=s- CORES or cold sores
Only = cents .. =. II. ke1deIrS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

when fall Of the year comes he
goes through frost, slset aad now !
aud gathers up the fragments Of !
cotton and brings it to bis uer-
chant and tells him this - all |
made. Settles up with his ner-
chant and comes cut badly IN debt i
the merchant has 4 deep seated 1
frowa on his face. why because /
ne owes the bank and it demands
it, money. Tns poor farmer
thinks Of his bare footed chil5se1
- cilthes. no food. no Santa
-laus for Christians % make the
little ouss eyes ntrS with glad
Tess in celebrating the birthday
L oa- Saviour. ne knows the ]
old. bleak ard hcTIiug winds Of
nit-Vinter avail. him and his
family in this condition. This l.
4 cruel old world. Our lawuak-
in Congress and our Le-isIz-
ures have been nassin< Iaxs for \
ne special benefit Of the rich He I
gets in his wagon and starts home !
Fard With a heavy heart He L
not singing that song that ne sang !
- svseily in going home in the
spring. A. he approaches home
ne sings I different song. he sings
With choking tones:
"Sflw pity, L0r1. o Lord forgive
Let a rep-Bting rebel live
| Nov this picture IL not over
iraw1, because l have been there
1oys. I know how Il IS Ny oil
friend jim Taylor says there are
very few honest hungry us1-
This Is true. you let that peculiar
ensati0l. that gnawing OF The
| stomach thas hunger alone can
make and i OvercOzes honesty
NJv- II ycu do nos believe this l.
rue go ask the Old brave South
Fl CJaiederafe soldier that
i5U-ht Tor tais Sogthlard of ours
III the sixties. he csn-sll yCu-
Nov there evidently must be
| sJ1-e,hiEG r1-isalIy wrong WITH
the machinery Do we g. ea.ue
lreceived for every dollar Il our
lax s:ousy that Is sPsnt2 Are al
Z our oiIcers Is careful. Or even
nora 50. n spending our money
Is the farmer IS oct Spreading
ais own money?
IL the picture If TIE farmer
irawn above, viii say that 4 xs
lI1 nos have the bravery that be-
longs 20 the South alo1e, we
would give 70 the fight. bu. -
ars no c5w1r1S. N-e arr a. brave
: people a ever ticSi=,i mltle-
sarsh, fight % Ire end a7t vote
si-h- II tae future
Il - i1ss Ike thI<. the far-e~
CONES n ~ Is --7c.y merchant
! IN ---e spr.-- O. tla yers aHl
--T-s 4 Ee-t .- lr-sl AMI Ei=
Ia1is To- SIP lls--- ether zzis o.
SOS - the OAK All be-rCEs
/, hey and gives k5s r-.e f1r t.
!. -so= the supply merchant u=ests
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
A Certainty.

TIE printer who viii do for NE
A job for less than cost;
VIII charge YOU for the ccin,
you see,
Tia. On NY job he lost,
.sBIlI"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

= Ns-e1 caGssd by izdige<e:ol 1r.l
e0-s1ir Ktial and quickly tiszppez-s
wEeH Clzzlle-laiu-s Tablets are taken
s7JE s--.- BIZ al dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

Z 1--c -5s-,IE z-k
For e. ID . = 5-a: : 3 IL easa sz-.-
sSr Ss - t9 ear n n "a. : b
FoT s s one one ear ear IN IN gsa: >
E :. :: s one az ar IA e. -
Boys barred S u ca - By =E Il - ee-ay u77 ''-'
i Boys sr s 1a 5 a. - 2 s7y o. : 5 s; '''
S5 brei IS seT; - e7y i,-ef u ne ' 1''
corn By. s: "a 4 81 ~ Is. i q! . = F sss.'
GENERAL FARN PRODUCTS
a nan -. ST. ~ g fra F-oa7 ''d g '-' Az
p 800 a1 "a ss 1s - s: a- sa ne ne 1.,-
a! oa- 81 Le'pi--a s1 zss a7saa- sisE
Ps.t "a = PSad s3 4fzy se- + 3 9.s
Ts5 r. - s1s 5a.rsi q a. Moss
t rs b, es-el q I-a rss 81 s 2
s i g ss -5 ~ -s5s - 10. f s 5 Rs We e
.s y v m. .,S = age o: ro-z
Neslsg OF ). 5e - Z er4sIe - t4sy 3 80 On
CATTLE DEPARrsfEST.
II charge NJ P Bshop-
s ss' s si c. u e.;;i. IS NJ. seu Ps.
g. 3: 7a.se ~ 5 casa Fass ozri
BeseoV. - 5i Fa.- : 49, N ~ Z { E.s4zsa
aoG DEPARTMENT
II sz.-ge Of P Z s4..taszs
= : sa e 81 $50 a n 81 F e ps-.-.
E. s. P - 81. I..aa Rs azsa' 3 Cole
y iczla square ode brush.
=. M Ill p a. ny sr-et 3 za, : E Temple
Ys.s @ breed q Pozz sack DAINTY eoGr : "
80 Fe-7s 81 bred. ss5al
pair = 1y s '5se 80 ~ n "'o'=a
LonE- Leaz: * f III F1srsess x ss F,s
zen & Tez - g = s.sa %. C1lsy, ,l E s
ase O szz Pr F *. Iss 1 y = : p 40 pek
aoCITEY DEpARr,.ENT
Il charge q. \ B. Cole
p. Z eesz b-d. policy
60 -, ar esa. ce ae 5a,,s c. pens r
Pc eoe., s1.=- dr. Ps-.s.s 5=7-r-rs Co
E s .= So z, zs - 3: :l 80 !. T..e
teszsza r. 50 = -.s = P-,S = So
Be- Fl7zaostz a5eS = ss1sl AZ a fz-v a. 4 n Y
Be- 81 = ss. s-s a Keen z--r sa- Sssasss TOe.s9
b. q E4sse .yaasas.s q e1-a. O. s11sses.
b: = sa1 F2nsa soezs s.5a : "a = v q x.s.4aaa
sss no FaEEs Pzazsa aocEs 81 "a ezsa ( D CTo1rh
B=s y Ers LeSssrn-. q y ez-6- p : s5zzs =
b. Legh5rss. 8 = cazs Gov 3 Ia
E. pen s5 N. 9Iz: :. :. a. Z : 60,
orart ys.-s . = Es Rome Farm ,.a
b: szzas, casa, I = nv. 's'-e
ss.: =: q as li.:z.s '''''
E Bee lE 2 s e a q "a VI s. Sae'7a
CAGES, sREzD. PRESERVES sSn41Cz1Es-
In eaar=~ Of ass-alss-J = White z Temple
sss. cacksa .s- "A 5oz q aessi eiy, y B1-Aioe
Be. Brses. az barrel q DAINTY ar v.T as7.
ses .1Pis aas7- L Walk yss sabezpan
By eorHry girl yeas-osd,
Be-: Isp2y q P.,.zs ses Eal.y spa:..
=
Best Assortment u ca Goods - D IL A1orOush su5p
%
PREMIUMS
%
:
o Hard
e; u By he Far aoess q
and
ne following
Era % Directors ard the
rt1eur
oeIock ereeptSa Of conE D. eo1zred t1
u n
exhibits
d i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
NOTICE o. SALE

b vi--ze q Deed o. Trust EXIT
ed - ne a. Trustee On the md day u
I=F- 1870 b \ g D1ncE1 11l : Il
Dszlcs7, wE1ca sad deed q trust i re-
eslrs.zd Il the Chazzery Clerks 1ezza
g L32ag -Ez~ cc11rE N Book ~. r
Hzss U.s. and II r-s Ch1l-erv Clerks
ofa-e o. 3fE-sn.lI County n Book 4.
Psge 49, 20 s@cE-e the EsE1x e Oxford
certain -nG.s1tetzsss E1e1r5oned there
=, I I'll ca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26

the time draws near when
ignorance wiIl ind no place NTH.
general scheme Of life, when in
aelllgence will be dem anded i.
every vocation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-26
Lafayette County Fair Premiums
To Be Held Tuesday and Wednesday Oct Esd and 2rd-Oer
$500 n Casa and Premiums b. Awarded This Year aad
Everybody viii Be Here 70 tee lie Fine EXHIBITS,

HOESE DEPARTsfENT
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you that the Lad has gotten too
heavy for the engine. the farmer
has let the steam 20 down The
farmer cones into his supply ms-
chant about the frs. OF April. sh4
birds are singing sxeerIy az the
opening CT the beautiful sprin-
weather, the little viOless are open
ing their glad blue eyes To greer
the soft rays Of an April sur,
vegetation i fast putting on IT.
summer clothes The rose buds
are silently unfOlding their leaves
10 the soft and gentle breszes Of
spring. the sweet perfume and
aroma Of the honey suckIs are
waited through the soft arr Of
April. everything Is eIhiIzranr
with new life, ne 5xes Up with MS
merchant oy giving an iron clad
deed Of trust on al that he and
MS 4 nsfoIks can make 70 get MS
vears supplies He loads up his
wagon with goodies" and drives
n IN . trot and as be gets nearer
home, he feels so good that he
begins 70 sing tina. old soul-stir-
IN : song:
Come We that love the Lord,
And let our j oys De known"
Then he begins his crop, he
goes through the rain, heat, cold,
and dust ani works
hard 70 try 10 make enough to
pay his honest debts. but the sea
ms are al wrong, the droughts
tome, the cysr7ows, the cotton
worms comes, Ge boil weevil
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
SUGAR BILL CAUSES
 DETECTION 0F SOME
Representatives ot Beet Growing States Oppose
 Measure

WASHINGTON, March 14.-A split in democratic ranks occurred today when the house took up the free sugar bill Democrats from toe cane and beet producing states had prepared speeches against the meas ure. They contended the bill is meant to be the end of the American beet sugar industry. Chairman Un- derwood, of the ways and means com mittee, made known his intention to close the general debate tomorrow or Saturday, when the measure is eN- pected to pass. Republicans are pre- pared. it is announced, when the gen eral debate is closed, to ask a re commitment of the bill. To advance the chance of it carrying, it is said they are prepared to waive conten- tions for e continuation Of the Dutch standard and preferential feature Of certain grades of sugar.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
OPPOSED ID
 ''POPULAR' MEASURES
Offers Ohio Delegates Substitute for Recall
 of Judiciary

COLUMBUS. O., March 14.-FCI- mer Senator Foraker in all address today warned the delegates to the Ohio constitutional convention against the initiative and referendum. The initiative and referendum would in- crease the burden of elections, tend to induce legislators to eyale respOn- sibility and would be the first step toward the abandonment of represent ative government argued Foraker.
 In place of the judicial recall, he suggested 1t be made the duty of the attorney general to examine charges against officials, subject to impeach- ment and then report to the govern or, who, If the charges be sufficient shall summon a court to be compose of from three to fifteen members to hear the charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-15
STRIKE IN GERMANY
 GROWS, 100000 OU1
Feeling Against Authorities Grows Bitter, Miners
 Are Searched

BERLIN, March 1.-The strike in Germany is spreading rapidly to other fields besides those Of West bhalia, and more than 30O,00O miners have laid down their tools. The SO ciaiist unions are being joined in many places by the Christian union ists
 Feeling against the authorities is growing because of the killing Of two miners yesterday at HeTne- Buer.
 In Dusseldorf district, regarded as the danger center, the police today searched all strikers for arms. Many regiments of cavalry are ordered to be in readiness if an outbreak oc. CUTS.