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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Sunday School Association

The Lafayette County Sunday
School Association held It's an
1ual meeting Friday OF last week
i. Central PresbyterI1z Church.
near the Oxford camp grounds
TIE meeting was well attended
and n splendid and helpful al
dress Vas given by W Fred Long
General STATE Secretary, an 4
Mss E1warGs- State Missionary.
Some helpful suggestions were
offered OF Dr. S1mlervile the
szEhEziasSlc PrasIdear and others
While there were 4veral dele-
SatEs presszs win sid reports
fruuz their Schools Et there
we're less than haE 0sNEe Schools
IN the county repreeented-
Mrs. Garner Owen OF Oxford.
eur faithful and hslpfzI secretary
was present and gave evidences
OF much interest IN the work
The different committees g1E t.
gether and formulated plans
whereby more telling results mag
De acompl she'd ere We meet
again IN I915-
Dr. Sonne-vilIe has proven
himself the right naa IN the right
place ant We feel that Il nIs 0r-
ganEsd helper Will rally to hln
10 this glorious work. that a great
awakening vii take place IL the
Sunday School capacity Of La
faystue Co. We feel sure that
with 4 little agiEatIlg of this VI
tai work that the christian people
OF our county viii fall IN hearty
with this movement. Is old La
iayetre cannot afford to be OUT
witsd by the other counties IN
any forward move for the better
uens Of her people,
We are gong 10 hear greater
things from our County Associa-
ton.
We desire 70 extend cur most
grateful thanks 70 the good peop-
Ia OF Central for their uuoounded
hospitality on this good day.
The splendid dinner and cordial
welcome vii not soon be forgot
ten
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
LitL N1EI



Ia Fave ee Country
Naesea a petiag5a sgreF ~ X y P.
3acoI an oracr p-aviag tcr q read
sla-rsT Inlar etntsr Itf W H-e EaNs
q f1ia. sist uaendmeuts tharefu ak
mg taa Eaird Sruerwi-arz = give
rltre and Issue E01ds fHr tha rarpesp
Ia err Eruetfn- 1af maintaining one
y aarn 1r T. bi-hwus 81 tha district
&c e1rth tn saRi peurtou. has been afasi
vitI aIlI EoarI
Now 1le relere. r.tce u hereby XIV
IN .fa1 81 "a tas purpose AMI inten1 Of
the 8 ard y S-a7ervisars af SSH ggun-
" anil St-gte e. Eue Beads anil estl1-
so the rcaI dstrict "A pr1vef for 10
and petition a. the regular October,
t9If- meeting. unless q -u1fietenF uur1-
Der % the qualified electors in @ihi
lstFiea pshr1n against the iaviHg uU1
.ut said pisrrfea AID issuance 81 Beads
As prayed f7r. accCruiuG % Chapter
.t9. Laws 1878, aai amendments seera
10.
SAID proposed District to b. organic
q a~der the name ~ asThs Clsnr Gr-eE
Road DISTRICT OF Lafaver-e Countv.
Mississippi. aud embracing hus.s wing
IN Supervisors Distrier , and . q La
ttyvtte County. 1lss issippi, ant sid
petition il on lie with sie Chancery
CAerk Of NaSt Coantv. where al persons
may IlvesCglGe same ~ their nreresCs
may 1ppear.
Wlsness nv signature AMI seal -
Office tnis the STA day Of september,
1919.
" r. WOODWARD. Chancery Clerk.
By c. 4 WOODWARD. D g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

The Oxford Prssbytsry viii
meet Tuesday night the - ne
80 in the South street Prssby-
Esrian Church. On "Wednesday
morning beginning at 8 O'Clock
the ladies' vii held THAR Presby-
teriaI meeting II thu Sunday
School room In the afternoon
OF Wednesday ut 3.39 Rev Gayle
Bsanland viii speak TO the IA
dies and exhibit and explain his
African Curios- Ar T.30. there
vii be aprograu rendered. which
viii De most Interesting To ali
OF rhese meetings the pubic Is
most cordially invited
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Notice

Monday September. 2iss VIII
be (R0sh Hasho1a } jewish New
Year. Wednesday sept Goth viii
De O0u KippUrl Day Of Atone
usuE. On the following dates
the following stores viii De clos
ed The leader
H. L J. Friedman
Brsnzer & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

ueys 50 they acted rpgnlarsv and my,
bacir ssis stronger From fhas time
foEr years ayr, I have never had to
stop xerk On account Of trouble with
nv slek or kidHeys
Price 5ee, az al dealers. DON'T sir7-
" ask Tor a kinney remedy -l'
Deans Kii1ev Pills - the same that
Mr. Walker had Foster hnhurn Co..
PrHr. B1Ealee. - Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Read the special offer Of The
Leader this week Mr.. Friedman,
the Evsss merchant ia Oxford.
has prepared to relieve the dis
trssssd farmers caused by TIE
European war
The many friends Of Rev.. A.
CaiIar. regret thas he Will sever
his connection vita his church
1t this place. and return 10 Ala
baua- He las many warn
friends here wao wish hin much
success in hi= as= field
No. Gov BIbo doa-t mind be-
ing ruIrt by having spoken ic
JUICE Teats district He is
Ezea ObHzsd for tie fszs OF
Is enemies "a that score, but
really lie d5a'r Eesd their sym
psky-iE a. pGs On anyhow
Tia -5uy-1-oale slogan. Is
good. Sur ssea n saas Zoe u n
praas 51r =5a3Ges eutr1a- n
yea can xisAGg. hurting your
e-e1Urs- koE yrur eucr0a foe Il
Ws IA t1s war ean Tot LAST
long Il the present rate L a 90
ne All when L = ever Grslds
1t two zzonrhzl euc1sn VII soar
hisAer tran any dying machine
rhaz xaz ever baziE- Is - fScrs.
- n eiz estimate - make "a fu-
t1r~a. b1E we ara golng - sec il
stand az Ena--
Frederick SGIens. tie Hon
HIRAM Eenry a1d a few Of the
nsWzzGper fellows n Mississippi,
who f1rseEaed Judge Teas eiec
tHl1 5v : a overwhelming
vote found their Usual Place
aE1oc- the false prophets Easeh
such fellows a. these and guess
tie ether way niae tines oct OF
ten vaU vii wiz There . a
reas5a for fiat They are always
wronE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

STATE OF Mf-STSSIPFt.I
Eaf1ye11s C0glEy.
Whereas. a petiri1n signed 6y ". VI.
G0riou and otners. praying for the es-
e1bIishmeur Of 4 road district. UNDER
chapter t4s II the laws o. 1910, and
amendments thereto, asking the Board
OF Supervisors u give notice and nssFra
bonds for the purpose OF constructing
and maintaining or mcre D1oEe.
highways N the district 81 forth "a
sahd psIirs0n, has been hied win s1iI
1osra-
Vow therefore, notice IS hereby
gwen that i6 Is tie purpose and Intent
ot the Hsard Of Supervisors OF szisi
County md STATE 70 ISSUE Bonds ant
establish the road district AZ PRAYED
tor II said petition at Ehe regular De-
tober- 1874 meeting, mics j sufficient
number Of the qualified electors n sand
district petition against the laying ont
OF sabf district and issuance OF aoads
As prayed for, according to Chapter
tf9, Laws 1916, and amendments there
10
Saad Proposed DISTRICT TO &c organ
Izei under the Fame OF TIE AhceviIIa
Rial DISTRICT Of Lafayette county.
Hiss and embracing lands lying IN
Supervisors District 2 and 30f LAtav-
erre county, Mississippi. and said Pc
srrion Is On file with the Chaneery
Clerk OF sad County, where Al per-
sors may investigate same as their in
ssrasts mlr tppeRr-
Witness MY signature ami scale OF Ct
dce this tie srhdIy OF SsEtsmher, 1914.
W. NJ WooDWARE- Chan Clerk
By c. Il WoccwAzo, &c.
4 wxS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

AGENTS - Sell sE-ropsa1
. ar ut 2 Glanee." The book Of
facts Gives the true causes
statistics, etc Everybody a1frv
CT heart. Every body wants i.
80 Ter cert prult. Retail zoe.
mPlet book AMI particulars
sent 20 ag=ats fas.-5e- Csreulur-
tree III Lpmy.2 Q. Hcx 50,
Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
CAUGHT 1 al COLD.

last wiEfre- nv son caEght a very
bod G 10 ard TIE way ne ccaghesi was
something sareadfui.T Writes Mrs s.
r. @uneaar IL Upton. Iowa @We
ta~HEh a re- was going into 0
asurHnn We onr-nr inst one hotrir
Of fh Hahpaasafs Cough Remedy 7zd-
tkas ene bottle stopped Es cough sBGZ
et rsasl eamplesSix Y FGE sass
by a. Dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
sruP rHAr nRsr - coueE

STOP THAT FIRST FAIL COUGH
Check yuEr szH cauwh O. cold az once
-dcn't walt-r may had I'd serious
lung 1ruuhles weaken your vitality aud
develop a ehroclc ling aiImsrr Ger
a bottle Of Dr. Bells FEeTar Honey
to-day { j. pure and EarmIess-Gse II
freely Tor snAr kzI euugn or e0lL r.
Eaby cr Ch1I1ren are siez give If Co
them = VII relieve quickly aHd per
manentlv- Il sooches sae writats,i
Throat. lungs AID air pa sages~ LaCs-
ems EA-agn1- 5 1ntsersie aai f0rtaes
the system against cells e surely
prevents Geld germs from getting Z
1obl GUzranrgeG- Only tic n your
Druggist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

AEspIei0us iaGIca1cus marked
the opening Of the Public school
Monday morning A large en-
roILnsEt Of srudents werep present
and later On the largest enroll
z1eas in is history u expected
The different departments arr1ng
ed their schsdulss on Thursday
and Fritay Of last week. prepare
tory ID a proper beginning Mon
day morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
For Sale or Trad.

A 11e dairy and truck farm
near Oxford. Miss i1elrti1g nv
business consisting Of 10
hne mich cows. This farm con-
sfsss OF ; acres. ali under cglti-
va.ion- has a good ; room house
with basement. good stable. Ene
orchard and garien. Il k3catad
ii Of i nile tron the town Of
Oxford and - II place IN the
eorporats limits Of The town.
Teru== Cash, or IL cash
balance on tine, &C vii trade for
4 small farm For further par
tseGArs, write j. F. GOOLSBY.
At OxfcrG- Mss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Ia Albion. Michigan on Aug
use ~ at 1-30 pm Mr.. B L.
Russell Of Tunies, Miss vas mar.
risd to Miss HELEN BeaIE Of Al
oo1- Mich The happy couple
estEnediately for Battle Greek,
Detroit. Toronto, Canada, an d
other points, returning TO their
eozy Little bGnealO the 80 in Tuu-
Iea, Miss
The Eagle extsLds coaerltu-
lar01s and 4 hearty welcome 70
the bride sc the Sunny South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Bud BI0oa- Fin3pLe4. HsIlacle- Bi4-
ausress. Tsrrni Eve=, C7asGFarIaH,
etc come rum Indigestion Taxa Pe-
D1~ Lax the pleasant l1d z~5-alHlsIT
sxre LEEEzve. aAG so1 woa1 suffer
kxaEz ! Aer=nged ~>terasEen er ocksr
troubles L waA razr up Fbe Liver ard
purity sl-e aAaaG USe " regA1rty
and yen VIII stzT weI1- have clear
ccupSzxIon ans ste1dy nerves. Get
4 sae hottie to-day Money hack Z
not satisfied All DrusgGz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
MARRIED.

Last Sunday afternoon near
Bay Springs Church. gr. Ivan
Slaughter and Kiss Dlnkie Tack
cite were married. Rev. Roland
LeavslI 0ff1atiGg-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Taken Up near my place abcu.
Aug Ssh 1914. IL niles North
OF Oxford. One smooth
horse mule. long switch.
oval roach. about s years old,
weight about geo.
VI. Price.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Lzsu Norlos
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI q
1890 q INV

GA4! GnEY
Whereas. a peution signed 1y E a
Aller and Others. praYizr for The 49,
rnhiissmeut af a rund District ardar
Chapter ia o. she laws o. 1870. aucI
amendments therein, asaz- the scarI
u Supervisors % rge furice ant
ISSUE Eouds Eart~ rasuuze Of cuu-
~srr1reing ami maintaining one ~ mars
public highways Ia tls district set
rortn IN sand s~etEon- hAs been fled
with sand EoIrt-
Wv therefore. u0ucn i hereby x.r-
On taas g 3 ths purpose aahi intent Of
s1e Baart Of Supervisors af said County
AMI STATE "a sale 5au.is and @aahlish
the raj disrries A. prayed for a s45t
peuEi,lu II the regular 0ct1ber. 1914.
meeting. unles A sllIci Ea number of
qualified electors III slui district Pc
tIflon Against me laying onr Of S1id
District amt .%fssualcs OF Bonds n
prIyst for. according a. Chapter I'D.
Laws ts1l. and amendments ulsrero.
SAID proposed Distract 90 be arZzn-
Esrc .Glder the nane OF The Yscnr1
Read District q Lafayette County
Misstssippi, and embracing Iausts 81
ing IN Supervisors District :. OF La
~favetrs County. Mississippi. and said
petition h On die with the Caarcs-v
Clerk d sal Counly, wnrrs al per
.ous may Mvescigat= s1ne ~ their
interests may appear.
Nirness my signature ard seal %
c11ee tins tie ssh day q Septeuber,
IsI&
W NJ WOODWARD. Chancery Clerk.
BY q. l. WOODWARD, . e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
BzzTs BILIOUS CoSSTIFArEDe

BZZTt BILIOUS COSSTIFArEDs
Or kings NeE LIE Pals VII eur~
yea. cal-s a hraAhF low 0f BiIe AMI
risf- Yuur St0raaeh and lcWais OF
waste and ~sarueuring body poisa1ns-
Taev arr a Tonne q yaar Stomach Ind
Liver and scne tne general sF=s-n-
First dose VIII cure ysu Of -a1E DE-
pressed, Gzzv. ofliaus AMI conse1pateu
esudr8n. &c al Druggists.
FOR SALE-2U bushels Of
Hassou's. hundred bushels WHIT
er Turf Oas-
It jog PARKS, Etrs, Miss
WANTED-fruu
( to 6 0oardsrs, desirable hca-
.ioa, reasonable terms Further
Information at the Eagle Office
FOR SALE OR RENT.-My
home on University Ave Apply
to Mss Julia Mcmahon OF Dr.. W
B. McMah0a- IT,
FOR RENT-The Richmond
farm On WoodSons Ridge
!. E McC0EzLE-
ROONS-To rent suitable for
light house keeping Apply To
Miss Compton, University street
FOR S4LE-As great rsduc-
ton. my place On Ind North ST.
4. +. GALWAY.
FARM FOR SALE-Ny farn
) 1-7 niles Northeast Of Oxford
I61 acres, TWO dwellings,. good
pasture, good spring water and
coed Lana 10 cultivate See D.
J. LCCAS, Oxford. Mss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
TTE TkrTF
limos Central R1z-c11
HBO

P.sroazs Our Jo5 Department.
BIIbo day Monday October 9Th
P. w. Spears IS foreman Of the
srznd jury
Congressman H. D. Stephens
sPe1t Monday n Oxford
Kiss NzzEs Msbry. s the
guest Of Mes. L e Odhan.
Mss Mary Brown has return
ed y ksr school ~ E&zSlsavs-
Miss NoiIis Bea7l1ad has re-
sur1sd u hes sel9oI At S1rlE
Oscar EIrkz-G. IT, has been
visiting his gFaa1 father n Ark
zss received . a C Ssz5er-
oaks- Hl1 a-zsss models a.
reasonable pr5e=s
RrenEe- { Co.
Ms Tsvia7 WnI1-a lafs 3Tsn-
day - Ssume Ter tra-zg -
CllAse HE
gGa N=rv NsGui-e bit aa
ws=x sar EE-evLs. wEsrs SIC
VII ss11h-
Mss M1-Sar~Izs P=S1s= Aas
ree1rnsd fruz n deIlgn1xI vsli
- Wlnona-
Dr. A-- . -aasr vaI-
l=y. was 4 business vLssso- . sgE
city last week
J.se rscafvsG L CIR O. Sss6er-
bISer E4g1as. LATEST models u
reasonable prizes
Breaaer : Co.
Miss Evelyn Tanner Of H0r
SpFIsgs. Ark TIE guess Of
Mrs. I'd Mathews
NJ AMI Hrs Barney Russell.
are the guests 1E lasIr Eos1er,
MISC Russell
Mrs VII Mathews aud EssIe
s0n- hare returned 70 sAsr hone
at Pine 3IuI-
The September term oi Circuit
C1grs convened Monday With a
full G0eke<s0 dispose Of
Rev J. z Brcwu Eas returned
from Sraans5ss Va where Z =
soens ks Uo1shs vacation
Felix Lfndsr aad Edward
Noare spent sunday, the guests
Of friends AZ Yellow Leaf
Miss Myrtle Russell has ae-
cs1sed a posiri1a as assistant n
the High school AZ Egpora-
Leave your films tsdAy- Get
your pictures tomorrow.
BARROW STUDIO
Dr. VIII Wright and family Of
J4ekseE- spenE Ls1 week with
his parsa=. Mr. ard Mrs P h
Virgil
Mrs CIacie Mitchell and child
rsn u Ms=pkS. are vHsI1rg her
u-csasr Mrs Russell on Worth
street
Mr. T. l. GanaIr. a newspaper
uzn Of E.isvlla- Mss was 4
pleasant visls1r 70 ina Eagle oE-
&c Martay-
Mss Cg-z Tool has returned
from an sxsEded visit % Kan
a CTsy and aer cruther Frank
from 6scrozvils. Ark
ss received n car of Ssudsr-
BAKER Wag1ns. l1rssE models az
reasonable pflres-
N-. ". A. Dunn 1f SEsakGaa.
NIss spans several days Ii z1E1
fass wseE C1 business and ne
guest Of lis 5rveaar, = a Dunn
Every a~v4Ila5ls riaca Of chain
araunG ghs court hG1ss used to-
hfrhirz purposes VAS Utilized
Sar1r54y-A good crowd wAs IN
eowr an he ZsrenEnrs say an
exeep61naI good business rs
dare
ThAfaIlcwI1z are the carriage
eeuse ssued ~ sept 1Jen-
NCharles SeI%cG-Atrne Nsen,
~ CarweM-Lzcesa Bur=s- HAr-
T4Iiart-Leva Adams, J "
" aser-SaIIEe Iroey- l. . Lesser
.vFv Hipps- l. W Slaus1ts--
H-<se Tackest. all white.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
EEGAL NorTNw
a or MISSISSIPPI
Lafayette County

STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Lafayette County
Whereas, Hpsutieu si~nad hv : A.
Ptsz-ns and others. praginE r1r the
establishment ot a rnad Distract 1uder
CEapser IA OF she LAWS q 1870. and
xlneusimrnrs hareCu. asking rne sonrrt
Of Supervisors - awe uutica and issue
bansia f1r the purpose of ccnscr-aer1E1u
ana MAINTAINING one or mnre pable
higa~ays N sAr dissr-ct ser s1r-h 2
zlt peEtAln. ~ been He'd win aid
DaartE
vow zhersfors. ncrics , hereby Civ
e- sAas ir - TIE purpose IA nrGsnu u
the Ga1rrt % Supervisors 81 sud Cum
q and >uus % =s.e GautEs ana es-
tlailsa tie romt Imr-1er A. pm esI
ter N saG psrnan 1t ne regular 0en1-
bar. ILA mssrag. unless a sufficient
nuuI1er e tlE qualified eieeraz Ia
saad e.stru-r petition against zie ay
Ing "a S14f District All ssunIir. lg
BousAs IS prayed dor according m
Ctaprsr E44. las 1870, 4aG amend
1erE Gler-r2
S4al proposed Distrier % be organ
Lsett Huslrr che Same gf The LAFAYETTE
SQriasa Esa4 District q LaE4gats
touneF- US pll ard snaraeinE
AAads yang n ; perry s1rs District 8 "
L-lG1vn Guun isEtpuf. and
-agft psE1iou IS "a Iis With ne chan
Jerk 81 sad cauaev. where al
persons may avugz1e same - 1asr
Interests MAY apEear.
Nlr-ess mv signature and seal u
ode this the sJA las Of september,
ISL
W L WOODWARD. ChIncery CLERK
81 "a WOODWARD D
&c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

BTr- Vt f. Phillips Jr. IL Nor
NLnd Ave. Atlanta Georgia.. WRITES
4 had tire caGarrn and star-acn
trouble for more than I've Yenrs. and
7 e1lrhcIIiy trisd al the ~aledlcsnes I
saw 1~dverrlSed. and e1Unt they al
1EIaG ID cure me. 7 t.en beard Of
EerurL I purchased six BOTTLES. and
altar THAR Use I soan discovered tt1r
= WIS wei. safe aad sound I now
weirh two hundred and ten pounds.
SRI aage newer been sick stree I took
r-u-n. * surely is tlls best medicine
Or colts sc1Trac1 trouble and eatarrn
l1z : ever le1rd GE'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17
Msaday. Se9t-mhe- =. 1911

cffsr for sale- w1s4HH legal hau~. az
me araf OF az aauruf ahe n1rrl
asase cf Lav eHuurT. u-
i ar nEhlF 1-crV - Ere hf 5id-
Ger Tor easl- In aeIup wta t1e
lncn ~ slai erlsr aI and tina puh
i statute lar-s ~ cha sEr. Of Mls-
sap. ria eer-ii1 1-tne II and 4-rr1
et IN sull deed Of tEI5z, a. s ~
W.T.
The EAST ha Seefsan seventeen III
Township eight [llEa aar %
combining acres more or
hess. alr enc ag-Cse artaE sad
nsta1radr Lhr a a said tful Is.
HeEevet - uac1. hrt WE cnurav
eu4g saea - Is d = ne a.
tae
AIfaess Hr siEaa 41~ u
Ag<Es EE
Al EsQ E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Up to Saturday last our local
gin had turned out 70 bales.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Unier and by virtue " tie power
and Iut1ucity vested En- me hv -nat
deed q trust, executed By ". " Mc-
Nuion- an f1s 3ith iav ~ Becamhar
tsT. whlen instrument ; recorded IA
B.rox " = aE page - ct seq. @ taa
MartE-rs aud Trust deed reun~is tn
tae alire of tire Chanca-V ClarE u
Lafayette county. X sslsipui. art IN
EaiEh instruments. T p. Nlcllzhan. "a
named Is b hele4riary. deFtai1 n
payment Of the n1sle btesines4 hAuinx
aeen made. a 1.~ rls4l1a-r &C she ewn-
er xasl nolkier q the n~st-nteslusa@ tlsra
BY secured- T. 4 r. kz1s1sA. Trustee.
VII an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

Read -HE EACH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

The Honerzhia Eeuri efSupervsors
sf Lafayette cnu-fv nse- az tin cutzs
house in tis city e. Oxford Ga ta 81
NeG,iay AID M aaT - sept. fst4
: merahers wer present wien tAs
lI5~ing rr~ucaeafags war Anf.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-17

tor uly and August $500
This day this cause came on 10 be
con siiered on Il petition as follows To-
WITT state OF Mississippi. Lafayette
co unity We, the undeasignef citizens
W DO are qualified slectorso Of Supervis-
ors District No s, of LafHvetre county.
Mississippi and woo represents mere
that n per rent OF the qualified eL=e-
tors Of the proposed road district -
shown by exhibis ~Arf hereto attached
and made a part OF TINS pesl1iou here-
oy request that the proposed rus1 DIST
ret - shown by EXHIBIT -Av hereto
aErleaed be permitted To evne under
the provisions OF chapter rs Of the
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The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-30
Nine Killed Yesterday.

Denver, Col. April 29.-Colorado's seven months of industrial conflict today claimed a toll of at least nine human lives. This was the verified record tonight, divided as follows;
 At Forbes, seven mine guards and one striker dead, with two other strikers believed to have been killed.
 At Walsenburg. one officer of the militia hospital corps killed, one of ficer and two enlisted men wounded.
 The Forbes camp was scene of desoation, virtually all the mine i buildings having been destroyed by fire. Here it was the work of only a few fleeting hours. It was about 5:30 a. m. when the strikers opened their attack in force. With the wO- men and children of the camp barri- caded in the mine stope the guards responded spiritedly. About 10 o'clock the firing ceased and the camps assailants disappeared as mysteriously as they came, some to- wards Trinidad and others over the Tabasco.
 According to Supt. Mitchell of the mine, three strikers were seen to tumble down the hillside.
 Fighting at Walsenburg between strikers, militia and mine guards lasted five hours. Major P. P. Les ter of the hospital corps met his death, shot through the left breast while dressing the wounds of com rade within 150 yards of the strikers position. Firing ceased shortly after 3 o'clock.
 With two troops of United States cavalry in the Fremont county fields and citizen volunteers and militia on guard in Boulder county, state off cials tonight prepared for sudden outbreaks in Las Animas and Huer- fano counties, where federal troops were not expected to arrive before tomorrow morning. The militia de- tachment relieved by federal soldiers in Fremont county was hastening to Colonel Verdeckberg's assistance at Walsenbrug.
 Members of the legislature con- tinued to arrive at the capital for in- formal conferences preparatory to the converting of the special session May 1, but tonight no tangible pro- gram had been decided on.