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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
wooDMEN GIVE DRILLS.
Members From Three States in Camp
AZ Jackson

Jaekson.->ince they established camp
ami formally raised the NATIONAL col0rs
over Camp Root the uniformed Wo0Imeu
from thre~ states have attracted univer-
sal attention and interes. The drill
teams are from. Alabama. Louisiana AMI
Mississippi. AMI their street plrades and
exhibition drills have added much 70 the
general interest aai the current gaye-
ties in connection with the state fair.
Among the prominent representatives
Of Woeicrafr IN attendance are d. =
Bradshaw Of Little Rock. sovereign seIs-
Try; Congressman J. ". Collier OF Nirks-
burg. one u the best informed Wsa.lmen
IN the state, Col. G. NJ Mather Of Oma-
Ia, representing Sovereign Commander
Joseph Cullen Root, and Others from the
three states iaciuied IN the eHeamp-
neHt district
The feature was the desiieatioa Of the
beautiful monument Ehieh has been
wrought IN marble, granite 8nd bronze
and erected 70 the memory OF DEPARTED
WoO,imen. Which st1Hsls az the south
east corner of the city nall square- The
invocation vas ofreffrfFed BY Bishop Theo-
DIBose Bratton. while Dr. B. " Mar
shall Of head council VI Was master Of
ceremonies. The de,iieatioa exsrcises
were held following an imposing street
parade. which evokei mueh interest and
admiration a. TIE uniformed Woo.imeH
marched past. Carrying thsir Axes In nh
itsry style, Arrayei IN vaIte, blue and
khan uniforms. L Was the fiFst function
Of the kid ever held IN Mississippi. aad
the state members Of the craft are proud
Of the showing made. which secured tins
highly instructive and e'lifying eHeamp-
ment for Jackson
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

JaeksOu--The cOmmiSsi0Her Of Ag-ss-
culture Is beginning 20 wonder Il hog
cholera in this state iSn't e1terminated.
He has not had N order for any serum
in some little tlIRe aow. while a few
weeks ago he isund Il almost l-Possible
TO keep suftieieuN on hand 70 m-et tho
demand Sext year. the commissioner
states. therp viii D. adopted in tn state,
the Ssrum-sImult1nsOus treatment. THIS
consists in iHieeting 1 quantity OF virE
lent cholera blood into the hog az the
same time inies-ing a quantity Of the
serum into aim Treated IN tins man
ner the pig becomes an immune 70 thu
disease for lie aHd i = claimed that
his offspring are - affsetes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
Ten WiIcn Reasons.

II "a conceded BY all that the cleo
ton Of Governor Wilson means an In
mediate downward revision Of the tar
II. This Is the cause Of the Wild out
CRY n certain quarters against the
election Of Governor Wilson
The wool trust Is crying out against
the election Of Governor Wilson and
the downward revision OF the tariS
The cotton mill trus, Is crying out
against the election OF Governor VIII
son and the downward revision OF the
tariff
The harvester trust Is crying out
AGAINST the election Of Governor VII
son and the downward revision Of the
tariff
The SUGAR trust Is crying out
axainst the election Of Governor VII
son and the downward revision Of the
tariff
The steel trust Is crying out against
the election Of Governor Wilson and
the downward revision Of the tarif-
The Aldrtch rubber trust Is crying
cut axaInst the election Of Governor
Wilson and the downward revision Of
the tzrf1-
The Guggenheiu smelter trust 10
CRYING out against the election Of Gov
eruor Wilson and the downward revt
sion OF the tarir-
George ". Perkins political agent
Of the Morgan interests and the asso-
ctated trusts. Is crying cut against tne
election Of Governor Wilson and the
revision OF the tariff
Frank A. Munsey. press agent Of he
steel trust. Is crying out against tne
.leettou Of Governor Wilson and the
revision Of the tariff
Theodore Roosevelt all things to al
,-n.ts. the side show BY which the m
terests- hope 20 divert public aften-
49,, rom the real issues Of the cam
1aIxn Is crying cut against the eiee-
r.on Of Governor Wilson and the coSn
vard revision Of the tariff
These are ten urans~eraole REASONS
- Governor Wilson should be elect
a. and the downward revision OF me
.artH should hegta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
DlSTnsuTE SCHOOL FUND
Gs=xrzl Esz1a-iu= sa4zs MAxss Avprs-
e.

w Fark-Gar~ thaa Aalf a.iIli1a
sa.lars Has aHrranria=--i - ~ -sz~rsl
eiarase hsszl tawruf rar aasae.ai AL
e rHE-e-- IN esur-aI a=f Ssatasra
~sates an. far -aa 6rss tauza scwaz4 ~
raeaitural 3~maasfFaEias ~sxx "a taraas
N Narraern Stnss~.
~ sssz.aga vaf~l - s-suras5oual izsti-
tataou-. tAs 'ar-zst sizxls san zus= -
Baker Uaav--..ty q Bshsxia. Esn-. Ehieh
FiH s-rsizs sIzzoeo. Tie University Of
Denver AZ Denver. COX and Ms-sis.iPpi
College AZ Clztan- Mss. eaeh r-ceiv.
sIanaeas C-nfrsI College at Fayetts.
No Ts.eoc. Lawrence Collegs Of AppLs-
toa VS. $4,000, aH4 Penn SeAool of -.
Helena :. G.. 5000
Wlthia th- ia-t feE years the boar,g
has appropriated ss5s.T0o for Carrying
out agricultural demonstration xork n
southern state. and Il voted TO extend
this work % Maine ami Nv York state.
approPriatiHg a total Of 50 ,sa0 for this
work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Vera Cruz-ts~n- FsliK DsAz, Isa.le-
OF the recrHt revolt. sRd MAJ Zsrare.
Col Antoaio Aigoui aHd Lisut. Lina
ufiesrs under Dtaz in his attemP. 20
overthrow the government we're eou-
demned 70 death BY eourt-nartiAl Li-at.
Camaeho. Capt Maven of the rural
guard. and CAPT. HermiliO Martinez we're
sentenced to ten ysans imprisonment.
and Gabriel Ramos. customs eollect1r
aud Herman Arossegui. censor Of tels-
,rxHns. were senrene~d 10 two years i'm
prisoumert- Nine other oficers and sivil-
ians were allowed 20 20 free
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
HOW TO cosIRoL FLOODS


Chira-a-Nea~ e th- pans 4.lsana-l
20 date for eautrailiaz tha M-s-.s-a-
rlvsr's ao.li- Prartirahic 80 an a-.ur
aare II safety. NaHsaaa a Lsza-ss.
ehief hy.irugraPhrr q sa~ fss.ef4l -z7
ical survey. tnld ~ Az1rr5ala R=slzaas
tiaE Federation here-
more to th~ naf5aa a. an avezae e zaae
n~ros thAn Nrsr ~ ian.ss .ssaarrrzssi
and 20 the -enrrai saziure ra n=-asu
thi- fact he lad mass 81 tae 5urT--fas.-
49, Of PrrvioEs attempt. 70 -spe Hlts
daosls-
A national eampaign anstrr siirseeata of
guvrrnmsut engineers mizhg attaek tha
problem Asivautageousiy. b. thaazht. -
hlrne-sinE ths rivrr in sections Tor "a
ter ROVER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
ACCUSED OF KILLING MOTHER
tSTEAR OLD MINNIE NOVEL; Is
HELD TO GRAND JURY.
PhiiAaeiphia Girl Protests That Nsthef
Was Killed N Scufas Over What
Was Thought to Be an
Empty Gun.

Philadelphia. Miss Minnie Novel;,
the ii-y~ar-oi daughter Of Ben. Noxsll,
Nho hve~ about four miles south Of this
Plaer. wAo vas PLACED ia Jail here. eharg.
ed VITA the murder Of her mother. wxs
arraigue'i before Justice Quinn on a pro
hmtnary charge OF murder. and hed to
the grand jury oa $500 bond
Vulte large crowd was In Attendance,
all anxious to l-arn the particular. th.s
led up O. the killing. Eyery one a.
ereathls.s Nhen Attorney Richarsis0a
waived arraignmsat and entered a plea
vi not gIslty, aRd foll0w ing the trst
waive With A secund 81 trai aaHl A.
eePte1 an order of the court committing
Mss NOVEL; to iAJ s.fhout boud.
The neat step taken By the defense
Was 70 sue out = writ Of habeas corpus
before the Hon. e. l. Dobbs. circuit Judge
IA this county, who Was holding a ciSL
term Of the circuit court at this place.
When the crowd learned of this step
they made a rush for the courtroom there
70 learn that there would b. no tesss-
mony taken in the ease. The attorneys
on both .aies are keeping their testimony
secret and none Of the throug Of people
vhich crowded the courtroom = any
wiser for having Attended the trial, as
not a WOri Of testimony vas taken in
either trial
Ju'i-r Dobbs. after considering the
yOuthfuluss- OF the Eirl and the fnan-
ciai condition Of the family. gave hss
bail IN the sum Of $500. which she made
in about Eve minutes.
The girl claimed that the killing vas
an accident. resulting from a playful
scufde over shat sh.. believed to be an
empty gun. but another giri who was
present seemed to think that the scutie
was real light and that the killing was
Nautau.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
AID FARM SCHOOLS
q s DeuonStrator Instructed TO Ex
tend Privilege

Jaekson.-Srate Superintsn1ea- o.
Edueatinn p rec. let.
ter from Br7.ilarI Knapp, ia eha=-e IF
the national bureau of plant iuiu.5-s,
Washington. which i gratifying. Ths
Ietter indicates that the department N
tends to cooperate with the state in
making 4 sueeess of the agricultural
high school, and in order to carry the CO
operative idea INTO effect has issued a
letter Of Instructions 70 all district dem-
Onstrat0rs and fed agents to visit all
agricultural high schools. Just A. they
would any Of the scheduled delnonstra-
tIous.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
MINISTER DROPS DEAD
Eat Just outiiaes Exp~rienes Duriag
Thirty Years Of Preaching.

Utira. y l.-Atter ogtliniax some Of
h. sxperisure in thirty y-Ars Of preach
iEzg the go~psl ami F~itsrsti1g b. love
0t the serT6ce. TIE Rev. JabsE F1r't ~
eamlen dis-l in tho prr-~ns~ Of 1000
delegates 20 the Baptist STATE eunvsn-
tiou in Tah-rnacis Churrh here.
Th~ eonv-utlon va discussing ~onti
tians Of tAs church. AMI Mr. Ford ~ko
Eas known A. the -Prinrv Of Oriei14
county Baptist pastors Nas hsarrI with
interest m somewhat SPIRITED Edir~ss.
IL had Just completed his remarks ~h~n
~ va stricken sai died before meiieai
al eould be given him lie vas II
sears oli
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
ALLIES CAPTURE
TURKISH TOWNS
5000 TURKS REPORTED KILLED AT
KUNAaovA-
FIGHT NEAR ADRiAN0PLe
In District Of NevibaElE MozteneErin ani
ServiAz Troops Are wIthia a Few
NILES cf Each Other.
NO. "

Lont5n--Aftsr four dsys' heavy
battle the Bulgariaus are resting. Ths
Bulgariaus have aot yst 4r,i4el vhstAes
they will attempt 10 capture AlEiauoPle
BY assault or 10 starve out IT, zarrisoa
BY sisge. The full exte1; Of the TuT<isa
disaster at Kirkkihss-h L s;n IN
known, but Il a almost certain that the
bulk of the sarri-oa tAsrs Effected a re-
treat before the toxa fell sats the htn.ls
of the BulglriaHs.
It = reported that s,oo0 Trs. wsrs
killed E-ar kamansva-
The early capture Il Kirk-kilss-eA as
a great surPrls- sv-a - B,llgari4z ssA9
officers AT their alas. saa tas r~lfs
7-usrvss Of tie rar x4s rae1PerE.sl ~
EuruPe ..a~raiiy. q "a. h-sz zs- z1s@
isys slnov TurSry sscisr-i .ar sa4 yss
evs--s 14ve narrAsl % tas p1Sat w4~z-
fas 5e--1elaty II lztervszs-sa - -
Fo~srs 1irr1iy = taHxaf a.
Nz-. lzrsr~sz s-1s~rs n ~ szt,z-s af
- 4lAAzr~ e t4s azs3 st41=s = =
s4-1 es Faa4 RaEasrisF szGk szs st -
ars~s.aa-. - 49, slzsa<r~ . fA~s -
sas stEse sas1 uaaslate a=-~s. ~szAa~zz
- aeasTe azr~sF e. - -
lsEaas % ~ 1e-rz asrziz szrws~z
~ Ha1 1araazs za4 - rrks a. Ha<k
AlAs-es ~ sstl 4ssNz~ IN . -1
sAat - ba1l.raraaus sru-sr-l - farsre~-
- aa44 ssat sH4er- ea4 - - sttAzz
EHs< ~ - sFsza1s q 1astll-1-~ ]. $50
sslsr=l 81 sA=@ a gress 4sazsEszs-t
Ersa zs-sr 80 ssrsness -. sssrzszzz
sF tas &a a. - <aHaza srs 49,
1args szl.ag t1ak H1are "a ~ ssrs-ss =
r1r tea
Tas rzrkN aa tasar zaTs. s--aAu- -
rraaza1aan 81 E-k xlE-ses 80 -s1rz-
gssaaz1 sz-zrsns-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Fayettee--Dr. B. A Truly gathered
seventy bushels Of corn from 0ks acre.
The laad on which this seventy bushels
was prosiacrI . ordinary hillside sal
ana w- guits paor couple Of years
ago. sut has sradaauy Improved VITA
stable manure. cotton seed meal and Al
trate OF soda were also used in fertil-
king this crop. Dr. Truly says that with
ordinary average attention the Land
would rave produced twenty-five or
thirty barrels. therefore he feels well re-
paid fer the aIlit.onal expense incurred
IN pr1dncing the large yieie,Is-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Jaekson.-The Mississippi supreme
court has decided that the state health
authorities must be upheh IN their ef-
forts % strengthen and advance TO the
highest grade OF Pertec-run the practice
of medicine in the state. The state board
of health. BY authority OF statute. has
required that no person viii be permitted
70 praeti.e medicine in this state except
under certain conditions. without hav-
ing passed an examination BY the board,
and Indicated therein his abilty in the
theory and practice OF medicine and
surgery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Aftsr being dissolved in court with
great dignity and tmpresstveness. tne
Standard OIL company retires 70 Us
den at No 20 Broadway and elects :
Not Of It's employees to be directors ana
presfdauts Of the various corporations
vhieh the court requires IL 70 divese
ffsalf o. Some Of these made-to-oroer
1lzss<ors and presidents held snare
= sknek In the companies TO wnien
I1hnr we're elected. and some did NOT
|nnsa sseu that One Of the stano
ITS msn had been president OF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

r-.,,ss states TO SPY on eonsressnen
- ohtected TO taking orders rom
11-n,,a House This Is WORK
surely deserving Of fame
NJ Roosevelt Is the president wne
rreated the panic which made every
aank IN the United States suspend
navreut at the same time That Is
. ,sr,oruance which stands unique
IN the history Of the ration
Mr.. RooseveIt's friends ought &c
mention these things when appealing
Fur votes. There's no profit In being
too modest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
Aviator Hurled 10 Death.

Montgomery, Ala = Aviator Louis
Mitchell, president American Ayiators,
~hile 200 feet IN the air, lost control Of
his machine while making a spiral glide.
and i dead Mitchell had been circIing
the exposition grounds for more than an
hour at varying heights Shortly before
5 o'clock he began his desesnt in a spec
tAetrIar glide. At 900 feet Ae lost con-
troll OF his machine. and At 200 feet the
seroPIane went to pieces Mitchell was
pinned to the ground under the heavy
motor. dying before surgeons could reach
the SPOT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
SENTENCE cOUNTERFsITeR
Artist Could Not Sell Pietures-Painted
Greenbaekx

Chicago, TlL-Louis Gagmere. who
turned his talent a. an artist into the
painting of so counterfeit government
notes. was senteeed 10 serve one year IL
the Uaited States prison at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kan. after he had admitted
his guilt lie will start for the prison at
onre.
Gsgmsre toll the court Be- had painted
the notes 20 that he couIi support his
wife and child When he found he euuLl
not sell his picture>- The FEDERAL author
itie- declared the notes we're 40 well eve
-uted that IL had been difficult TO Iis
7ver the -ource<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

san Francisco, CaL--California game
ducks are dying BY thousands of a dis
ease. new 20 spOrtsmen and scientists
After examination of SIX ducks, dead Of
the disease AZ Vista Lake. Kern county.
the United States Dureaa Of health here
IS unable y make diagnosis. but finds
that the symptoms resemble those of an
epidemic OH Great salt Lake, on which
il Is estimated a million daeks died In
the last stages Of the disease. the birds
seemed to be starved They do not eat
sad become 80 weak they can barely
move
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
CORN CLUB AWARDS
Splendid Record Maas BY Holmes County
Youth

Lsxington.-The boys and girls corn
and tomato clubs of HOlme- county
made a splensiid showing in the Holmes
County Fair Association
A great number Of prizes have been
awarded with cash appropriated BY the
board OF supervisors. fair directors. sIP-
plsnsute-t BY contributions made by
merchants AID bankers of Lexington,
who are Appr-eiatiys supporters OF IN
tsRsive warming and ever ready 10 do
th<ir part
The yislis prOslaes-l BY the Holmes
county bays are not as startling A. socle
that have been heard from but still
number Of the certified yields are suffi-
eient 20 make the ordinary corn grower
si. up and take notice
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
D IS PROTECTED?
FITS THAT LABOR GETS
~ TIE TARIFF ARE VERY
SLIGHT INDEED.
E COTTON MILL FIGURES
~ of Republican Arguments Cen
rnins the Textile Trade 10 PI.i-
By Exposed by ofreizl Stats Sta
)lnes Gasreres In Nsssachusetts.
FOLXXXVI

have seen IN this campaign few
, more delicious than the Repub-
cznpaign document In which
tbrs Justice speaks OF the tex
rzde where the protective hene-
= the tariff nearly all 20 70 labor. s.
Z they do. they are very slight
Massachusetts, bureau Of statistics
zcDxn that while only s. per cent
D< $3.50 men, women and chill
Il all the industries get less than
week. IS per cent OF the cotton
1zrs get less than that amount
than half the wage earners Gov
I y this report receive less than
aweek And they are practically
,rutecfed- In the Massachusetts,
frz mills about h1lt the employees
kiTe less than s. 4 week Il was
nas ago shown that IN one OF the
eT protected Industries 10 per
q the employees did not make q
Ez wage.
xzrss might be piled high. but
ne have given viii serve Il
Dc laid down as a general prtl-
tat wages In protected indus
are almost without exception low
han those IN unprotected indus
Wages OF from s. 70 SO . week
hardly be called generous. As q
mar Of fact, they are not enough 70
saae those who get them 70 main
he American standard OF uv-
There are certain men who talk
Esat deal about child labor. and
20 seem to feel that employers kid
y ne children and make them work
ne mills. The truth. OF course. Is
y n our protected industries wages
p often 50 low that II Is necessary
y wives and children 70 go 70 work
acer to help support the family
4 Is surprising that Mr.. Justice and
ners ike him chould think that the
nerieaa people can longer be fooled
TIE cid arguments The figures
u disprovs the theory ara within the
Acn Of all II Is simply absurd 70
v nat IN the textile industries the
otect-ve benefits Of the tariff nearly
90 TO labor" The fact Is other
se- In Mr. Lauck's Atlantic article.
Tilted "A Real Myth Is this:
A yard Of mans worsted suittng
. found BY the tariff board 70 cost
American mill y17l 70 place on the
Hxet The rate OF payment to the
aver on this cloth was ascertzined
Dc only 5 cents q yard. but the pres
tariff duty Il 3I-02-
u ss credit to protection the whole
cents which the Iaborer receives
'len Is absurd, since he would get
netatns. tariff or no tart1-we still
se " cents Of the tariff duty 70 ac-
mt for. Mangfestly Il does not go
ne workman. for he gets only
a1 We fear that Il finds It's way
Tie pockets Of the employer. Here
: protective duty Of s1-02 designed
cover the difference between labor |
"a here and abroad. and yet the
Il labor cost In cents. Mr.. Justice /
hardly expect the American work /
men 70 accept this statement II
3 the best that protection can
X "a In q bad vay-f1diAnapolis
zA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
Or m
FWIFF1

Or tn
TO keep houl
ut a wonarI
l. suffering n
|ning back
|rry Any -
good car.
Ebie especial
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
A<ir part.
Oldest Mason IN Miszisxppi

Jaekson- - MssissiPpFs oldest living
Mason. both in wears and length of men,
bsrship. Is Capt A. C. Raeker- Of Tippah
county, now in his Goth year, and who
has been a member Of Ripley lodge No.
A. for the past IS years, having beer
made a member in iss7. Although ne IS
now on the last lap Of the esntury marx.
Capt. RHeksr IS enjoying splendid health.
and only a fex days since attended a
lodg- meeting az Ripley. He was the
commanding offirVr Of company B. 34ei
Mississippi during the civil war. and =
in full possession Of all his mental EAc-
mites
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
Moh waaId No.. Hrnrinr.

Cumming. Gs--Aftsr a mob barn-d
fsuee erected about the sah1ws. -sore
than 2.oo0 persons witnessed the hang
ing Of kruest Knox Aa4 Oscar Daniels.
n-xross- cuayieted on a charge OF caus-
ny the Death Of ~hiss xirl Dealers
refused 70 sell lHuber with whieh to
JuiI rev feae= % rsnder the hanging
private Ail5tA we're on guard 70 pre-
-srSa 1rler- knox male 4 cunfe-sion.
but Danieis Insisted hat b. vas inno-
cent The hanging Eas the first texxi
execution IN Forsyth county n half 4
eeatwv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

New OrieaHs--Ospt- c. o. Sheriff.. /
charge Of the Fourth NiississipPi river
district. Ief, for st. Louis, where he will
recommend TO the Mississippi river CON-
mission in session there that the govern
neut should purchase and develop into
national forest reserves. overflow lands
on the east bank Of the Mississippi river
in I-suIsiaHa and Tennessee Capt Sher-
Gently made OF the lands in question a
authorized BY congress- Overflow lands
IN Mississippi we're found to De subject
70 Ievee control
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
ssats N rnsuranee Business.

Madison, Wis--The state Of Wlsenu-
sIn : prepared % enter into the life ia
sarAaee business in accordance w5fh the
provisions Of a ball passed BY the last
legislature The plan provides that any
etrlxea OF Wisconsin between the ayes
Of 70 and 50. living a normal. healthy
life may take cut a policy after satis-
f3etorily passing a medical exAnination
under the supervision CT the state beard
Of health Wisconsin . the srss state
n the Unioa 70 engage in the business
pf l5fs Insurance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Jacksou--Csstls fed at the Mississippi
Agricultural C0lle@e brought a higser
price az the st LAEis National stock
Yards than has ever before been paid for
Mississippi cattle fer slaughteriag pur-
poses. Ordinary Nis-issiPpi steeers. fed
$50 DAYS on halls. cotton seed meal AMI
Eve pounds VI hay per day, sold n $50
per hundresiWsigkf, whieh = IS eeHts
higher than the top Priee At Kansas Citg
for best native bsef steers AMI s2-5a pr
ewt. higher than Texas gTas>srs brought
On that market
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31
ANA Gould WINS Case

Lsipsie, tserrnauy.-A An attempt to Oh
tain from the Dsehesse DE- TaIeyraa4
Anna ciogldl the sum OF sI06. 500 vas
declared to Dc founded On sxtort.on 4ad
usary By the imperial supreme court.
4 real estate company having claims
against the Due de TaIieyrand ssat
representative 70 the -uc and due.eSse
WAsa they were staying az a Berlin
hotel. in 1911. AMI f0reed The ,IaeheSse
20 sizu a note for the amount By threat
eniag hsr with arrest The eourr de-
eideI that the note was not valid
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Fort Smith. Ark--DaaieI D.santis. 4
state enforcement officer OF Oklahoma.
was heh 70 await .he action Of the
United states grand jury BY eommis-
sion.r Armstsad on ehargp Of attempt
ing TO introduce whisky into iorussr Ii
dian Territory Mrs AHna >halko-iSy. Of
WiIhurtau. testile,. she entsrp,l into a
scheme with De~aHtis % >muggie whisky
into Eastern Oklahoma and that she paid
Desantis SO for trunk Of ligao-. which
fs.iraI ofheers captured D..-anr5s va
sent to AL in defaHlr OF bansl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-10-31

Washiugsau--It vas Aeli By the inter
STATE. commerce commission. A. a primer
pie. that where there arr tWo routes be-
tween the same P--nts over whirh diiFers-
ent rates apply a shipper Who eiects 20
ship ms traffic va the route Carrying
the higher rate : NOT entitled % an
award Of damages merely because a low
er rate was m force via the other rntre.
This was laid down IN the ease OF A
Willis CO. Of Ottawa. Kan. against the
Atchs>ou- Topeka Santa Fe Railroad
and Others. the commission declining u
grant reparariou-