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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
BOOSTERS
COMING TO BRYAN

The Houston Post of Sunday con-
tanned a page write-up of the various
points that will be visited by the trade
hustlers on their trip which starts in
a few days. The following clipping is
what they say of Bryan:
Through Brazos' Fields.
The special will arrive at Bryan, in
Brazos county, at 4:33 p. m. Bryan is
one of the rising towns of the state,
having population of over 5000 now.
1t is connected with College Station,
where the Agricultural and Mechaf-
zeal College of Texas is located, by an
interurban line, and does thriving
business. College Station will be
reached at 5:15 p. m.
Brazos county practices diversified
farming, with cotton and corn as the
leading crops. Oats, peanuts, sorghum,
potatoes and truck are grown in good
measure. Peaches, pears and figs are
the leading horticultural products,
while Brazos is making Roadway with
the Satsuma orange as well. Dairying
is quite an industry, while poultry
growing Is feature.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
BRYAN DRUGGIST DESERVES
PRAISE.

e. r. Emmel, druggist, deserves
praise from Bryan people for lntroduc-
ing here the simple buckthorn bark
and glycerine mixture, known as
Adler-i-ka. This simple German rem
edy first became famous by curing ap-
pendicitis and it has now been discov-
cred that A SINGLE DOSE relieves
sour stomach, gas on the stomach and
constipation INSTANTLY. 1t is the
only remedy which never fails.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
RAILROAD MASS MEETING

In answer to the call by the presi-
Railroad Company, Mr.. w. E. Saun-
ders, for a mass meeting Of the stock
holders of the company at 10 o'clock
this morning large number of bust
ness men assembled and discussed at
length the proposition to give bonus
of $4,000 to new company to build
and operate this road, and it devel-
oped that the stockholders are unani
nous upon the proposition to apply
the amount that has already been paid
in on stock subscriptions in making
up the bonus. 49,
A committee consisting of the fol-
lowing stockholders was appointed to
assist in making the contract and to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
PHlLLIPs,oeLEsRY.

Mr. John j. Phillips and Miss Ida
Oglesby were united in marriage at s
o'clock Saturday night at the home OF
Judge L. D. MCGEE in the northern
part of the city, Judge MCGEE officiat
ing. The couple is quite youthful and
the wedding was big surprise to
their friends, none of whom were
taken into their confidence.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John Sosauris and the groom
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Phillips.
They have many friends who wish
them much joy and happiness. They
will reside in this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
Go to the Dixie tonight.

Rags wanted at Eagle office.
Special feature in two reels, "Auld
r. L. Milan Is visiting at Rockdale
Will Holmes visited Mumford yes
terday.
Prof. Chastain was in today from
College.
N. w. Lindsey was here today from
Reliance.
Get the Princess habit. We show
'em best.
l.. M. Haltom was here today from
Benchley.
A. A. Dean was here today from
Alexander.
]. G. w. Allen of Steep Holloy was
in town today.
Have you any rags? Bring them to
Eagle office.
T. w. Worthington came up today
from Wellborn.
Wanted-All the old rags you have.
Eagle office.
Walter English of Steep Hollow was
In Bryan today
Help the Civic League fund Tuesday
at the Princess.
Aud Lang Syne" at the Dixie to-
day and tonight.
H. w. Moehlman was a Sunday Wis
itor to Navasota.
J. L. Hensarling Of Wellborn was
in the city today.
We have got to have some rags.
Eagle office.
t. L. Tobias was Reliance visitor
to the city today.
Henry Shows was in from Thomp-
son Creek today.
J. p. Gilpin was visitor to the city
today from Kurten.
Lang Syne," at the Dixie today and to-
night. Don't miss 1t.
G. S. Jones was visitor to the city
today from Harvey.
DR.. o. M. Ball of College was here
Saturday afternoon.
H. 2. T. Wilson was in the city to.
day from Alexander.
DR.. M. Francis was visitor to the
city today from College.
o. l.. Andrews was a Saturday Wis
itor to the city from Harvey.
Mrs. Stafford of Uvalde is a guest
of Mrs. NJ. d. Cole and family.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
handle the bonus fund Of the railroad

handle the bonus fund of the railroad
company.
II. Q. Boatwright, p. II. Astin, w. q.
Saunders, J. w. Howell, J. X. Parker,
w. Wipprecht, Houston Cole.
There was upwards of $4,000 raised
In short time, and the Commercial
Club railroad soliciting committee win
at once proceed to raise the balance
OF the bonus. There are no two ways
about 1t, Bryan must have this road.
II every citizen does his part now 1t
will be certainty.
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Notice to the Trade.

We are ice cream manufacturers.
We can supply you with anything in
this line, Any flavors. We make a
specially of brick cream and solicit
all orders for your home trade or spe.
cial occasions. Holmes Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08

Tuesday is the day to go to the
Princess.
Pure paint, honest labor Green
Stallings. Phone 434.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08

U. D.. c. Benefit at Princess Tonight
Tickets to Princess Theatre for sale
aJ Carnegie Library, Smith Drug Com,
pany and " H. James drug store
Buy and help the U. d. c. benefit fund
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Buchanan-Hadley Com
pany has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
A. w. Buchanan,
Geo. E. Hadley.
Bryan, Texas, April 5, 1912.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
Order of Eastern Star.

There will be regular meeting to-
night at o'clock sharp. Have two
new applications. All come out; we
need your presence.
Mrs, Fannie Chatham, W. M.
Joe B. Reed, Clerk
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-04-08
KNIGHTS of Pxthlas.

There will be a regular meeting OF
the lodge Tuesday night at o'clock
sharp Applications and work. THIS
was postponed from last
night.
A. B. Wilcox, C. C.
A. S. Ware, X. of R. & s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
CANAL ZONE SEIZED
TO AID FINANClERS
CALLS UPON TAFT FOR COLOMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE
Hitchcock Says Our Aetioas Violated .
Solemn Treaty Of Peace and
Friendship

Wa>bIugton--The senate t@iay asloPt-
el resolution ealIing on President Taft
to submit 10 IL an the eorrs<ponsieuce
With Colombia dealing with the last
scgui-ition OF the Panama canal zoue
by thu United states. The resolution
was offered By S~nasor Hiteh.-urs OF
Nebrs-ka. vh0 urge,l IL adoptieu in q
speech IN whieh b. shaFgsd former Pre-
k4snt Roosevelt with participation n
a conspiracy 20 fonaent the revolution,
b. wht'h Panama VA. b.: TO Colombia
and the canal NM b.ssme the property
Of tar rsuntry. Th-rr wa. no DIVISION
on the vgts of adoption
Th~ couspiraey whirh resulted in the
eism~rabsrmsnt II the Colombian repub-
o. o.curre,l in the Uuitsl states. with
tn approval Of the highest United state
ofS-i4l,. and tn spoliatiSu Na- hrgeiy
IN tho iHrere-t 81 a cambinatiou Of IN
1ueutial capitalists Who c0usrcIl~l the
Fr-neh PaaAms CsHai Company, de-
eiarssl senator Hitrhrcek-
The >.nator sssaile,t the Washington
government. cour-e and referred 70
what ~ >sid v.s a bluaf d~elaratiou
Of ex-Pre-sien; Roosevelt ia a -psesh ~
c-n:ly iriSv-rr-l ia Califsgnaa. thai ~
-taok tke caaal Hou~.
1T = rot pgop~T- h -ai4- TO lor< up
in ofEri&l archives the sensational AMI
assgTar~fal recoui of oar treatment of
Caaomhia. our br-ach Of -oi.mH treaty.
s,sa~ sn-ffsrlfs.tst ii an fu4<urFss.tfau Cur
sp.aiiatbsu of a weak SISTER FePublb,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
DESIRE PEACE WITH
SOUTHERN REPUBLICS
We WANT NEITHER TERRITORY
NOR CONTROL.
United States D-nres More Happiness
and AoEe Security Fer Her Latin
NeiEhbor&

PaHam4-Ths American secretary .
state. Phian,i~r {. Knox made HI. hr.s
formal appeal ier a clo-er uni0u OF th-
American republics. The occa>rsu was
a state dinner giv-u BY ths acting pr~-i-
Dent ef fanaHsa, Ra.iolfo Char. IN haa-
or OF Mr. knoX. sHsl iwlging BY ths ap-
plane ths sscretary's remark. Were -
esived IN part that Va markedly
CmPsth~tic and cordial
In response the Panama minister Of
forsign relations. Ari-tiisS Arjoua. th.
ONLY other speaker of the evening. said.
We Know that veur nr--is.n = for IN
ssrnatioual coucori and union Tell yo,ir
government that W. are linked b. IN
soluble tis--a Thousand reasons q: Sratt
fIsis binsiiug the United >tate> AMI
Panama. ami ~ Know ho~ To respond
70 an invitatioE af ar American
Secretary Knox .asl in part: i taks
thr- opportmify uf assuring all tke
American republs,s that the purpose Of
the tHite'l >tate- toward them = tha,
So should i've in amiry and essential
harmony and that ~ desire oaIy that
rsar~ psase. more prosperity. msS~ hap
PiHs~s AMI Haor- s-rurity should eoE-
iHts sa.l b~eom- part Of their in.ii-
silH1l aasi national liy-s
=While II = entireiy clear 70 tho-~
Eha have fully AMI intrIligeatly eon,hi-
~re-i the history OF the relstiotrS ~ the
tazts-i State 70 the ether American r.
publr-s that cur pnlisis> have been with
1tlt trar~ 81 sinister motive or b.
sIzu. rrsviHg n-lthsr -gveTeigaty nor
teFritory. yet Il = true that our motives
r0W&r'i> ynu have aos Always b>~a for
funatsly interpreted either a. home or
faithfully represented bv -om~ Of our
rivai- Nho have resided IN your niist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
SIX MONTHS COTTON REPORT
TstsI Nsxe-en. 3 I1sos. 900 Bales-A
Record hy Nach-

Ns~ uFl-an~. L1.-eat crop move
mens fer ~ ussafhs eust-.l eto-~ Of
February sn3 far Ns~k essset March !.
inrhEsivg
>scrss4ry Testers N-w sTi-sH- Zoe
ten ExehsHzr stasensHt euser> n.
,nsatkgy uassssens % thr el0-s Of Feb
rlzsry
Csazpars-i ~ifh iass year is shoSs an
farr~.s> fcr The nouta - rouHd fsurss
ef sas $50. an inerss-e compared with
.h~ yxAr before bsst II - so. amt With
isos a. Enrrs4s. sf 5=s.eao
TAs tasai tor February Ns> ySsT-e3s.
.. Agaiass -ss.18s hss wear. sJs.51-
year b@fag~ s-t 4Hd i.u.z->zs sane tine
n 1870.
The amount Of the sFsY eru1zht into
ssxht for thu ~ zsSuths fruna NSvemb%T
TO February. inclusive was ...Ss, 900
over s,t year. .5os.o over year b.
fore last and I.7ss.ooo ever 1909
The fetal movement % the eotton
crop broughs into ssght foe the siy
month, ended close Of February is.see.- =
7as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
Mississippi
Legislature
ILLS HOBBS INSURANCE BILL
loULD HAVE REQUIRED INVEST.
NENT IN STATE SECURITIES.
lnIversity Authorities Mildly Criticised
81 500 fer Monument to Goa
federate Women.

jackscn.-The Hobbs bill. requiring
fe insurance companies to invest IS
~r cent OF the legal reserve in Missis-
fPpi securities. went down to defeat in
BE senate Friday II ws- opposed By
he life insurance interests and was bit.
l~riy fought The biIl came from the
RomEnIttes with a favorable report.
The reports OF the senate ani house
ommittees on universities and colleges
y the result Of the Investigation Of the
ktate University at Oxford were pre-
>sntsd to each house. The ssnst com
Pnittee's rePor- was favorable to the
present management of the university.
he house committee submitted ma
prity and minority report. The ma
prity report criticized in a mill way
ome Of the acts of the university au-
|horities.
The house ball sPPropSiating 5000 as
supplemental school fund vas passed.
his i intended a. a test OF the school
provision OF the constitution. The bill
f'ovides that the moaey shall be placed
p the treasury and paid to the counties
Fhere It i needed on an 1rsier from the
ftate superintendent Of eiucation. II
he courts hold that the act u eon.sitn-
ional, il will solve one Of the school
problems OF the state. II the act is he'll
fahd. f'aH-e legislatures will increase
be spfrop iatious The bill creating a
ton ni>ssoa TO select a site for a Nj
fissiPp' building at the San Francisco
opposition was passed by the senate.
The senate passed the house ball sp-
froPristins $500 fer a monument to
p. women OF the Confederaey. 70 be
srected in fr0at Of the state capitol.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
RESTORE INDIAN STATUTES
izgIsE whiskey late Terr1tary 10
Drisan O<eass

Mussogs-- OSl1--t- aits3 state Mar
sAan Grsat Viesar r~rivet nosir~ % -
xia tse snforc~zeat ai the 0i4 Issiia.a
TerTitsry laxs. sksch wer~ A<h4 70 -
~tiH N f0rcs b. a d~ri-a0a 81 TIE Uaisss
>sstes eo4-t Sf aPpsals n tAs Frista1az
49,
Tha< lesns a ryxival sf fh~ sAi 9ays
vk<n a xsa say ~ sras 20 sgss.su 11r Q
terz q yssr- sar hria<iax a. nara ss a
Pizs q xsi>s-y izes tAss SAT- sf 0kL.-
hsan4 EAseA aasl $50 assrt EA= Isalz1z
T<FrIssry- It n-&zs ~ aPpaEszz<as q
seSFs - 1~~s s-pazy -zs<.aal-. ssae
o. Esr- So -s~A rsaz-y. sar th~ A7
Posz.za~n. 81 Tasted >eate- sszzl-s5sz-
ers n every ss~- sf Lee sr sxe<. aa&
tAzs rse fsSs<rzi cos<ts sll h<rvaft~r -
fi0oss>a wish Equs- ea~~-- Ussi-r ;kfs
2w a p<E-oa can - rcaxirx~& Tor ~
trostEcinz.- whicA z~az- hriaxiz< Esszsr
into the state o. -s<iiisx- Al ~hs-key
nav BE- s~iz~d At railroad Az1 express
oaIres and the bostl-= broken ani The
lsguor DESTROYED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

The MeLaaFin ball 20 abolish the feL
iow servant rule 20 - 20 give the en-
Ployes equal rights in court as s1ooriet
other persons was ealle-i up An sm~ni-
naent to the ball vas offered by >~ustor
MeLauriR To provide ths; any euatraes
made in writing. which alters. modises
OF changes part % the act shall b. null
and vori- The BIN - one Of the most
arastie aimed at he railroads that has
been offered at thss s,~sion Of the i~gi-ia-
drastic aimed al the railroad. that las
railroads: Il can - applied hy a per
son whether employed By a eoyporstioa
or IN the kitchen OF a private bowo. In
der the provisions of the hiI there !. No
e-espe for the employer. unIs-s Il Be
through proof that the fellow ssrvant
Vas not guilty Of negligence n ether
words. the employer i. held responsible
for the acts q the servant. whether e b
through negligence sr otherwise.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
MONEY BILLS ARE SIGNED.
Csverner Gives Approval to Some In
portant Measurex

t'ov. Brewer signed the bills making
eight per cent the legal rate o. interest
in Nis-i-sippi, and exemPtiHg from tau
alton all money loaned >; six pr esut
OF less.
These are perhaps the mos irnpor-
,snt mezsurrs passed by the legislature
up to this time. No apprehension OF =
gubernatorial veto wss sel, in either
house. bu, the message announcing that
the balls had b~~u approved I'as re-
eeiyed Sith much satisfaction. especially
among the members Of the Esrmer-'
Union, who bad earnestly sdvncate,l tbs
reform OF the states 6naurizl system
The enaetmea; Of the new aw, does
not mean a rea4jus5nsert Of credits DIR
ing the eurrent wear, or eane~Ila.ioG oi
any outstanding iosa-. ~ ;hsy 10 roe
beoome operative m,ii January !. nest,
and in the saszntiFrs bankers and rn0gss v
1-nders will have ample opportunity 70
make necessary adjustments
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
TIEN TSIN PIlLACED
AND LOOTED BY MOB
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS ARE FIRED.
AND MINI IS LOOTED.
cANNoNADINe IS CONTINUOUS
British Troops Drive OF Msiine<rs At
Feng ngraL-chinese Govsrnnent Coz
fesses liability to Preserve Order.

Ticnt.in--Rioting Of a serious nature
took Plaee here Saturday night The
outbreak had been feared. and precau-
tion- we're taken a. far a. possible to
protect residents from harm Betreea
2 and 10 O'Clock the soldiers mutinesi. s~t
Gre to a number OF huikiingS, sad then
began looting iron house to house. Thy
we're iOin-d BY the rsbblc. shops and
banks in all the important streets were
booted. and some OF them were wrecked.
in order to intimida,e the populsce. the
soldiers kept up continual gun Ere. The
rattle Of musketry could b. heard
throughout the night Only fe~ police
remained loyal. and they we're cutnunI-
b-red and povsrie-s to suppress tho dis
orders.
No fever than fourteen fires we're rag
ing simultaneously IN variH'I. parts ef
the city. The soldiers brsk- irts N.
Pei Yang mfst, which wss .et On ere
The hooters entered the silver store,
wrenchesi Of the irOa shutters and even
making hoIes in the walls. The mint
vss looted of everything portable and
the ground was strewR with empty eart-
ridge clips and eases.
An Associated Fre-. corresponding.
While proe~elinz from Picking 10 Ts<ntsin
witnessed a critical iacilent at FeEg
Tai. which IA. in the hands Of the
mutinesrs The train pulled in between
lines Of troops Of the Somerset regiment.
who we're eroeching With guns loaded
ani hayO1etx hx-,i- One hundred y1ris
away groups OF Chinese soLiiers W~r.
sulsiiy discussing the action q ;ss
BritishsrS. Il Wss explained that the
Chine>e bal stopped the traIn and lad
Threatened not 10 let lny psss-
They were gwen or hour BY the
Briti-h commander 70 varate their P-,-i-
tions. Just sbc1t that time 200 II the
lnniskilhuS fu-iisrs arrived and bsgsn
20 det4in a quarter Of . mile away
The Chir.s-. Who numbered 500. did
not move until the IuuiskiIling marched
up and took their positions Then they
.-u-risd sway N all directions a. th-
train eoatiuus-i 20 Ti-at-in-
The gsasry AMI Officials af Tn. aaftvs
city met this morning aud csHie--s,l ~
th~ir inability 20 eope With the si;uatinn-
They cent a dsPaiAtion 20 the -~Hsor ecu-
sal. requesting the As-ls,aEce of the for
siga troops 20 preserve oE'i~r.
The t0sal forriza forcss nov HvAii5bis
here ar~. ROUGHLY sp~akiax- 700 British.
ehieiy Of tA< IaslisH regiment $40 Jap
aa>se. 30o Freash. TO Russians aal
ssermaz-. and ~ Americans Il = b.
ll~vel il w0ahi require a minimum Of
LOO men 10 p.alsse the eIty efeStivelS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

ReligioniSts ehided ahog. their ina
5lity 70 agree on points OF faith might
point OUT that they difer only in Incl
eentals. and not essentials. xhereas
the scientists differ on everything
Take the scieles Of living A week
ago you would have died II you drank
water with your meals Now they
say IL doesn't do any harm az all One
variety says. Fat meat. lots Of il. TO
build xood. rich blood Another saws
meat Is poison. that vegetables are
the only food 4 third declares meat
and vegetables both increase debility,
and that you will live twice as long
on raw fruits and nuts. Some say
Talk With your meals. laugh. il
makes the food digest Others insist
silence 10 never so golden aS az the
table
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

D-uris Flynn. While returning from
work. took refuge under a tree during
o thund-r storm The tree vas struck
BY Lightning and D~nnis ras blown
some twenty feet away By the coneus
ston and badly stunned a n-ixheor
found D-rnis ard began th. work Of
resuscitafior smother hurried TO the
hone q D~nris to iufOrm Mrs. Flynn
% the aeciterf Mrs Flynn listened
70 the nsixhbor's account % the sec1-
deaf with mingled terror and Joy. snt
rher told that her husband Vas rot
rueh har- and would soon BE- hone.
her pleasure was gratifying TO behold
An D-nris Vas t~infy fate svay.
did Y~r say About that yes~
Och, my D~rnIs always vas qaick On
els fate. said Mrs. Flynn. vita .
proud shake Of her head
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
MEXICAN REBELS
CAPTURE JUAREz
cAAPA WILL PRESS ON AFTrs
EASY CONQUEST.
Meresn csnsul IN Fl Pase Annoances
There would Be Nc vigoFsus
Resistance

n Ps-o. Tex.-Thc vs-gui.tas rebel
element, which took possession OF Ciuslal
JusreE after the aring Of a single vul-
ley. plans next to capture tho city Of
Chihuahua Col. Antquio Rojas. with
700 r-a~ts. arrived at Ranrha shortly
after noon and stopped his m4rrh therr,
unaware Of The developments Al JuArsr.
Camps notified him to resume his march.
Gen Campo declares there are 9Oo rebels
already in Juarez. and that the ARRIVAL
cf the Rsias E-cyfp wit giss him ~
total Of 1890. which h said rec,ntly
he would have IN Jusrvr. He .ays that
Maj. Tomas Loxs vill remain az Juarez
WITH 200 men snsl that the remainder
~ill proceed sguthvard over the line
of the National railways for an a-sanit
on Chihushns. whrh j. bring hsH BY
Gen. Psscusi Orezro.
Gen Campo sani ~ dfi not believe
the report that Col. Francisco villa vish
hs ioysl in~urrevto- va~ coming t0
Jusrsr. and that n cou-slsrs thu tgwu
iaf~ fror any a-saslt By f~,i~rsts
Follo~ing th- SEIZURE Of the towu the
Ns-qui-;s. ST sbsus tho tax af stab
a.hinz a new munieipal government AMI
Sf maintaining perfect order
Not loux after tho b-ginaing - the
rebel idvanes. M~vbau Consul Lior~ut-
= p Paso. announced ther~ would b.
NJ rrsisfanc~ TO r-hsl Investment ~
Iusr-r. H- declared shi. dsterminA i.sa
ssd been r~ash-i in oc'ier 10 prevent a
r-pstitioa q ast NAV hatsie. in Whit
Msxican bull-ts his<~,i arros- N. Amer
tcan BOUNDARY into 81 Paso.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
OUTSIDE LANDovNrNe BILL
Prohibits cerperatiens Owning Land fss
Agricultural Purposes

1seksou--Th- Bailey biIl, prohibstias
outside corporations from bolaing er
owning land in Nissis.ipPi for sgricrl
tural or farming purposes was pas.ei
by the senate The bill 10 q substitute
for houss bin No. 5000. uhieh dissP
Peared from the dis Of the senate after
beng passed BY the loser body. The bill
is almost duplicate Of the n-ssurr that
IL missing. Several amendment. wers
adopted, one making the act effective
January I, 1913. The bill vas bitterly
fonght on the floor Of tina senate No
tic- vas given of a motion TO reconsider
II the bill IS finally released by the
senate il viii 20 to the house, where an
other lively time 10 exPectei- The orig
insl bill passed the house by large ma
lority. II the house refuses to accept
the senate amendments that will ssnd
4 back TO the senate again.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07

Albert Morris Bagby was being con
graduated az the waldorf-Astoria in
New York on the success Of his -mu-
steal mornings
4 impute ny success. he said. 10
the fact that engage 10 talent tnac I
dcr't know thoroughly. In entertain
ment. a. in matrfnouy. knowledge 70
most important
Then Mr. Bagby smiled and said
Two ladies' xere talking the other
day about the Chinese revolution The
younger lady said
Isn't II dreadful in China. 4 NO
man doesn't know her husband TIL she
married him
The other sdy. a divcrcse. answer
- bitterly
didn't know nv husband tin I
married him. ether st Louis
Globe Democrat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-03-07
WHO CAN DOUBT SWORN TESn
MONYOf HONEST CITIZENS?

sore time ago began the use cf
your swamp Root wtth the no-t re-
variable results For years I vas
alnost a wreck and vas . great surer-
er- The doctors who treated me made
me believe that my great surersnxs
rere due 20 female trouble. I was 90
bad st times I would faint away and
had sinking spells. Finally a rev doc.
TOT vas called ir ard he said that I
had kidney truabi. and gave me na-dl.
cine. cf vhich TOOK several bottles
ootsin<d some relief from this. but 4
-as getting weaker all the tine: /
could rot sleep and suffered 80 much
pain that my husband and ehildren
had 20 IN ne IN ard out OF bed. After
this tine tvo friends sent ne word
20 try SwanvRocs, which did. ana
am glad 70 state that the rrst dose
gave me great relief After taking
the third dose ! vas helped into bed
and slept half of the ntxhf.
took several bottles OF swamp
Root and I feel that oxe nv uf. 10
this vooderful remedy. The two fam
iiy doctors said that could net live
three months. I would have to BE-
helped In and out OF bed ten 20 twenty
times every night AFTER taking Dr.
kiimsrs swamp Root for two days I
vas entirely free from getting up ard
could sleep soundly
MRS. n = HILEMsN.
Tuuneftou. " Va
Personally appeared before me. this
iith OF September. 1903. Mrs % y
Hileman. who subscribed the above
statement and made oath thar 70.
zane Il true In substance snd In fact.
sosKPa A NfrLER
NotsrT Prbtl~