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The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
SENATOR GREENHOUSE ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SEC-
 OND TERM IN STATE SENATE


VOTERS OF THE FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT: In giving good majority which again gratitude and appreciation you second and it is but right of stewardship Throughout and of the who served with the Legislature know that attentive to busne never missed roll call on any bill unless was absent mittee
 In 1913 was member of the following t) Milf visit the State University and e [Chairmanl comitee on Expenditures Highways Chaimanl Committee visit State Nor [chamanl Committee Public Charities which committee in p and made recommendations for the Insane Asylum School for the Confederate Home and Reform School
 For Washington
 of Washington County y which were passed both branches of the Legislature they had been introduced in the Senate by me:
 A prohibiting of the Courthouse public speaking This bill designed both time and the county and gans court and @ allowing County of County by he for the building of bridge Every other County Judge the such only the successful bidder who the door of the Courthouse when the contract
 C8) bill to keep County and Probate Court when physically unable business proyid a condition shall notify who will Temw will hold able business. (4l bill requiring our county officers to settle full AT THE CLOSE OF THEIR TERMS instead allowing them was the provision of the old law
 For The University.
 j. Lundy Polk County drew the University Bill and in connection with Senator overman introduced and made te ton which was cut downn the House.
  the University passed the Senate carrying much better priation than that gotten through the House
 "miag' bl providing the support of the University through special tax rather than through legislative which University
 
 the bi which stop ped efforts it's behalf and the bill progressed from that
 For The State.
 $, yafter nation Senator the Washington Fayetteville s @ @ h to De o on by the the people people be puoneo m pamphlet form rather through and vastly The Democratic Convention Little Rock wards adopted similar resolution and embodied its provisions the Dem oratic Platform
 the on matter no which passed the 1913 without feated in the House. Had such law existed
  ted for the peoples consideration that time
 O a the ed that the State in letting newspaper contracts for the publication of initiated and refer red bills This bill also killed the the through his he has favored with lucrative advertising for which the of the
 bill passed the House. providing partial geological the valuing this bill into the State Treasury
 
 When the For Assembly legitimate debt of 25ooo Confederate bill deficiency Itenden quote house. chairman of the Public Charities did Appropriation Bill for and he worked and voted the inter- ests his old comrades He in his district"
 Neuton Superintendent Another bill of statewide and which became law the CONSOLIDATED ELECTION BILL which will the about thousand dollars salvage of approximately This and federal elections especially for the third century very n ms no
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
600 FARMERS HEAR
EXPERTS LECTURE
INSTITUTE At LAUREL 3 ~
ATTENDED ~ FARMERS FROM
SIX COUNTIES
BOY BROWNS IN A LAKE
Ice Fr.ress Sire yesrs Old. s-isse~
Ts t+zss Lss< riis LIE. En walnut
Lake Near Tsrfes-N~~s fran
Over t.e sezt..

LAarel-ssveral hundred farmers.
eDrese1tinx 81 counties. NEE here On
Oct and listened 10 actresses By
pruntnenf fzrn expert speakers rep
rssen<in< the state and federal govern
neurx he institute ccncia1ed
thruuxh Oct. . The speakers taelzd-
ed n r. Pzse Of the Mississippi A. q
NJ College. z ,, Ferris cf the Mcneil
Experiment Station and r. s Wilson.
state nel1 agent for the United States
department q Rxri<ultzre- Dr. c. L
<escr- formerly direcrcrxezeral q
the Catred States 1--we Stock Saairary
Board delivered an Illustrated lecture
AZ The courthouse N the evening whscA
vas largely attended Il Is believed
that the institute vii give greatly
add interest and Impetus % iztsnsi-
lied and diversified farming N th.<
section Of the state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
EVIDENTLY NOT AN ARTIST
1sesins Frsrn Comment ssE<5rs Hzc
4 csee Deal - Learn Asegs
Pnatssrzpny-

Young Blkzas = IN enthusiastic de-
vctee Of amateur photography he Al
ways insists ur1r taxing hts family
and frisncs posed n more or less ar
ris<ie ATTITUDES
Not hcGg as0 tAsrs was an erhshf-
ton Of the work q n EocaI Fhosnrz1h-
ic club 70 whieh the young fellow be-
logs and where we're displayed the
results % certain of his Efforts 10 IN
-Orrzltzs his family azd frtsadA In
one corner kz1g 4 group oc aEz-es
twisted TITO the most sxzrzor5ira-y
positions. the general eject being thar
cf persons II various stages q par
aiysis.
Who IN the world are those queer
looking people asked sozeone-
On those are some az BIkizs
strained rslztioaz.- said hyzrzndsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

CleTelAz6--Tne Farmers coc7er7-
tive Produce Associa-ioc q Cleveland
Mss has been orEznE-e6- and VII IN
der-zks % look at-e- the interests Of
the fA-ue- n this vicinity. GeFos11g rs
attention especially % ne sale Of the
farmers produce 20 n esr-sr ad-az-
zgs- The organization has - % d1rs
! membership or 70 Az present The
orgz1izzrion has taken STEPS 20 Insure
The sale of their coc-51 seed II ne
very best market price
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
NOT As HE EXPRESSED THEN
Te.rse-r's ~or1s Wo9ie <sss 7.-
-gir-d Aciusrsnere 5ef,re Th-ir
Use in .re pxzlrit

A mar vas hr0a<hr hsfnrs \ police
court charged with abusing hts team
and using loud and prufzze hnxzzse
On the street One q the witnesses
vas a pi1Gs old darby. wAo vas sub
1irrs1 70 a short ercs%sxamtnarion
Dad the defendant Use improper
ErgzzSe wade he vas beating hts
horses asked tas ArTer-
Wen Ne talk uixArY l1z1- szh
Did he indulge N prsfa1lrTy
The witness seemed puxzied- The
awFsr 7g- the question n 1nneAer
fnru-
What I mean Czcse Ans. s-did
Ne 1ss words thak xouIz 5e proper t1r
y1ur minister % Use n a serron-
Ca. y=s sui the cid nan rsrliesi
VITA a gr1a that revealed the caEl
wt1xh q lis immense mouth but
teT'd have % se 1razx=1 azrrznt-
EVER scdT's Magzz1ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Laz-sl-Tke police q dozen cities
have been asked 10 assist IN locating
A b Szreher. zged IS. whO dtsap-
pezred fruu the home q his son Z L
Sa:eher. n this place. On Sept 2. TIE
elder S<reher. who lived IN Toonsuoa.
Mss where he has a vie and three
Children. vas cn \ visit 20 ais son IN
Laurel He Is = ea-psate- and made
a unsuccessful eft1rr 70 secure en-
plcTnene n Lazrel. and % Al acglaEat-
z1ce here lie i sad 70 have expressed
hts izrez-Scn cf Snizg 70 New Orleans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Sen2-oaia-The negro. Gus Tur1zge.
who sn1S azd killed Andrew WEl1s.
n white mar. near Holy Springs. Mss
and made hzz escape. has knocked
Constable 2 L Hale down with .
hriekhaS n the eastern part CT this
county and for the second tine made
his escape Officer Hale opened fire
"a the negro and Il Is thought wound
ed him The negro ran. taking i north
western direction from Tyr0. Mss
A large posse Of ci-izsns Of Nzrshai
and Tate counties are searching the
country between Tyro and Byhalta fer
the 1exru. and Il he IS captured r =
very likely ne vii be Iy1ehe6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Judge Parry IN n recent article On
Rufus Ch0zts. A9voczre.- says On oc-
casicu Choate would meet VIE Els
Sam Weller Defending 4 prisoner
for thefr Of money from shi1. wit
ness was called wh0 had turned stare >
evidence and whose testimony went 10
prove thar Chcarefs client lad Ersff
gated the tkskr
Well asked Chnzrs What I'D ~
say Tel Is how and what he spoke
% you
Why said the witness. he tnl1 Us
there vas n nan IN Boston named
Choare and had get rs Cd u they
czagAx Is wir1 the money IN cur
boots
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Tarica--Joe France. nire years Old.
sho vas drowned N Walnut Lake -
Gently. has not hee1 recovered He was
the youngest son Of Mrs Nelson. w1o
has been under treatment n n Men
phis hospital for 4 month The boy
vas LAST seen alive hy his companions
Wien he roxe1 away from them IN 4
boat saying he vas gnfzy where they
couldn't ind him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Coriath--The board Of Supervisors.
n rheir rsgzl1r uorthly session. IN
specred the construction WORK that has
been done II the county poor farm ~
Gently Two new buildings we're erect
I'd and several hundred dollars worth
OF repairs made en- rhs old buildings.
A. this session several Rad enafrzers
we're awarded 20 continue ne good
roads movement he<un here and sew
erzl niles Ct ssod rse1s a-s ncw BE-
Ing constructed from Ccri--A 70 the
Frenttss county Ina
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

fc1 remember selling n scue
hatr-r~sror~r when / called the other
1aT 10 gst shaved Yuu koarT-aea4ess
cd thtes-- reared the Indignant eus-
touer fog sold 4 under false pre-
t=nses. SIR You said Z .ouIt Fese5<=
III head 70 rs original eozdirson
Wei. dtdnr X worx- asked TIE
barber
Torx- No ms tzxen ct shat IT
tie hair used 20 have. and I am As
bald as TIE pavement nov
That's quite rignr- sir No ezlse
pretsnse ahour that said Il wouEd
restore your head 70 rs original ccudf-
ten and ycu know str. most o. Is
are horn bald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Ou< a a class Il = vic -sck IA
s-ace 5card cf pharmacy elimination.
Il zsrs successful n meeting tie -
cured tess. and Licenses have been
zsszed accnrd1nSlx- TIE fcllowsag ws-e
the prugiciszes-
NJ Ch4pEaz- cez-s-viIIe. IS Gza-
rs-. Shelly l. Z Jones. W=Tnssoo-os
= = Justice. Pa5czgoaIa- = p Ne
Ca5e. 8Slcxi. J. 4 Moss. B1l0xi- 5 I
NcIIwzEr- SazderzViil=- J B. D-isk=lL
CIArksdale. L L Wrenz- Magnolia
Glenn Ssur1zvazs- S4rdlS. C. J. Mar
AK AzgzilIa. c c OrNs4L Errzbez1.
: c Barr. C0Hlzss Horace Michel
Cor1nth. 4 I. Wonders. Meridian c
p Campbell Duck Hi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
FEsL IDEA or ECONOMY
kussi-s fi1~ Family Nzs Ga
" - us< Ore Far I've -
T~r~- Ger<rz<ior&

~ tns Japansze economy In
- a hExa rfr<zsL Two Old nj
|Tokvo we're enc day discussing
Il means q saving
araxs % uzke n tan lzz< about
years sad enc. -szd tbs 10
ksu- l duut waster1ElT cpen
b. t1n an4 wave u ezrsiessiy
cufy sns s>cricu A. = tina
\ good tor assnr q year Thez
ne next. and 90 On Until the
svsntuzIiy used up
Srry years FIR a good FAM. II
the ether what stnt1l ex-
kuee. II NJ family Ne use n
rro or three Esnerztiouzs and
how ve do n We open the
Ian bzr ve don't year Il cut
<inx Il. On no. We hold u
Il this. under our nose. ard
II t1ees--Evsryhcdy'a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
AUTO PAGEANT IS
PLANNED OCT. 27
JACKSON cIus WANT cARs FROM
AL PARTS o. STATE DUR
INC FAIR
INTEREST IN CANNING CLUBS
Progress 7eporees ey STAT. Asers in
ssstn sssissipps-Ss,-s Notes az
Inssress Frsrs sse c.ps-
TAI City

Jackson
ne Jackson Automobile Association
mas arranged 10 have an -zatcuobu@
dzz pageant during the state Fair
vee<- The pageant = Intended 70 -
al epoch maker IN Mississippi and 4
= hoped that ears from every sectic1
Of the state VII De brought u TacA-
son oT their owners and operators and
Under their cwn power during he week
and participate N the parade % Wed
zesd1y. Oct -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

b a Minstrel performance. and
rrsrvzls between the songs the
as we're being perpetrztee-
y an e Differences between IN
b zzd y married vcnzn-'
anho
explained Szmbo. de old
Z Icckiz' fur q husband cherry
De married woman an looksn'
cherry aEgnr.-
vas 4 pzzss. and several ED
tszsz GIT 70 and stole sofriy
zi<sE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Coz. Brewer has rscefvet ne resse-
United States 6zszrsct ccgr-. as n -s=-
Der q the board o. trustees a the Ms
sissippi Bind Inscrzts. % be effective
Immediately The governor appointed
W A Hcurguus-r q Jaekso1- vel
known IN business es-xssz. To II the
vacancy created b. Mr. NIossiexss res
i<zz.so1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

By the Joint eo-0psraricn q TIE
Jackson Board CT Trade and the Tczzg
Mems Business CIah. good cigar tzes
tory has been IaadsG fer the city Ire
Enaf terms for Is Gaming here we're
agreed zpo. II 4 conference hsi1 n
The office cs the Jackson Board e
Trade. between + 2 L1sk. Z J. EIlzsT
and r O. hoffman. the hitter named
ysasseuzn tsiag the promoter C sae
t.es0ry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
II You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

sEHn1Et t.1e-e arr hundr-s- q ur~ra-
rze1cua Advertised rhers - g-Iv A. rSar
r.a4tL HEA1fz1 cot 7re-@rui1enf a. q rem
kixriHf<r
Dr.. kiin~rs Swarrr- Rnse . ,-nr $780,
mer1e1 Tsr everything
a s~nr1 E-rrincnre % purity = wfFN ~
TT sattle- Tgu rAr r=-s~lv~ a sarr7I-
- s1ftI@ Of Swamp Rour ~ pnrr~g
Pu-t- A&fr~xz Dr. kfirnsr a C1 FInx-
nnsuf1u. " T. arst enci1s~ tan e-nrs
F1r sale az al drug sf1rss n h-orrf-- AZ
NO ss-s-sAr ard g. - slso mention TN.
p4per-Adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Gov B-S~sr las Esszsd 1 prueIsua-
ti11 Incorporating TIE town II G0sIzE.
Smith county. ACCORDING - tAe stain
tory fern The place has population
a 20 Inhabitants and las property A.
sessec az ss5Eas. when qualities e
% become a town
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

The wSdox-If you married again
suppose Yoa would want a woman Of
intellect.
The wifower-Yes. but Igsc about
medium
The Witow-Nedfuu-
The Wt0xer-Tss. Ny first wife
was n strcu< minded WOMAN and nv
second was q kufn6ed woman and
eue's abcut as bad a. t'cther-Iurxe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

wrsr gives n Rrrie sketch of
hud waite n Natal He tells
cans Across q waite boy. some
Z years Old a1t 4 group q raw
7laySng a game Thsy we're
y vita an old Misunderstanding
J AZ 4 hottie On the trp Of n
|vhsn the y1gnxzrsr smashed
y hs received . Hickey "a
E-T Afri fruu the natives.
! sarsvs ~ Z ne r~cefved tAree-
u@ TIE 5cv-
y SENS a fznny sort Of game
~ ne witness 10 the boy
lac games Al rixhr sir. r~-
h lz1 Yen see. I load thu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Nzhea--Az analysis of i-o1 ore ~
TIE A q n College s1g1t IN Ehs z1d
q Ezle Thomas. shows the ore % De
the. 4ziz per cent pure i-oa 4zd 50 per
cent irun oxids- II this ore Is IN SUI
deasnE guanEiry Il vii es ! valzzhls
zt7erzl assex 70 the State
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Brooxazvel A-r1ngeue1E have
been naA< viva those N charge C the
Liberty Bell 70 srop n this cry t5r a
shnr- rfue n order 70 11srd tie cit
xens here an opportunity % see TIE
eel The bell VIII BE sxAshs-e6 hers
en- Friday. November Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Stu-gis--R h Hsn-y. residing SIX
niles east Of here. while clearing IN 4
new ground Was struck by 4 sapEnx
IN the face and seriously wounded
HIS aose was broken and his nee bad
y laeerzted-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

hsA~@f e3~ ~ N11rt11 CAl1a
Mss Susie v Powell. state agsrt
for home economies under ras sezsrzl
direction Of Director z r Lloyd 0c
Ne sr1re experiment station 11d 4 $.
Wilson. ehisf Ok the farm asmcnssrz-
tea zgeats- fzs returned fruz a rsznf
cf VISITS - difrerezf counties IN SoutA
Mississippi Mss Powell reports that
tive cuznriez n the district whkrA she
has izss covered have renewed csu-
tracts for the services q club wcrk
leaders Tor the aex- len11rh Derinx-
These tE0 ar Poke Ceuaty. waisa hxs
siertsG Hiss JLzays E1ff As COUNT
club agent. AID wIkizson- Ehich ans
made similar arrzaxsnsnt =irA xiss
Air-is FExfer Of Wcc1sflIs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Ezb vick's "vxS-O-Rrh- sal-s w.H
ever shs fzruzt sza ehesz frr fsw mia
ure$-<A<n eo~wwi=ha wzxz 1arrel eserh-
Lex-s tAs eovsrinx L0uss .ruuzd Tie seek
90 ssss tse souchin< zszi-xs>d rapors srrs-
1s z.T kou-<n ths eHokizg phisx7 .a1
e<se IL 97rzlt kr~.kAfzx- O1s sppli1.-
ncr % n>st<zzs insnx1 ssxinze . nzShk
STACK 7se so, q e1A A. draszs<&
IL nkx<zxx ssss xzzS rnanx A<x-w
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

The board Of trustees q TIE pens
tezxia-T have decided 70 put a block
Of the cotton that Is ready NJ P1-zh-
uza1 On the market EaLie the market
Is apparently good A. a meeting Sec
-stz-y Conan xzs instructed 70 ad-
Eer-,ze for sale f-un 10 % r1sd bales
ms VII lsAve On land ab1ur 800
bales already g-1zed and prepared %
move. n ld6fricn % m1ra mere sS5Il
g he picked <1iea VII Be hsEt pend
1g t1-1hsr market Developments In
addition 70 tie cotton % BE offered
far sale. there Is N ad6i-sczal sesek
q Sad ready. probably cve G. 81
carloads. for xhieA Z Is hors6 % So
cure 4 good MARKET
According 70 Trustee N1n<x1uerT.
L the shortest ec-1n crop e1 PargA-
E1z IN eight years There - hgx
ever. god ccr1 crop
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

All Obstacles Il the way q \ xrzT-
sE=d Highway Al TIE way t-ou lack
son % TicksaC-g seen -cE % have
beer elErlna.s6- and practical steps
have been taken fer covering the re-
naming lengths Of Rad. through the
voluntary action of the property cwn-
s-z and taxpayers CT the district There
s mare automobile travel between
Jackzo1 and vIexsoz-z- Is scats1 By
srz-isEtetarz. than between any cher
Ew0 noEnrs IN Mississippi and SAs 10
zAzS tcr highway Improvement
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Niles Poole \ Waite convic<- las
5een pa-tcced By Gov Brewer Poole
vas ssr< 11 truz LsAks csuncy IN 1913
= serTs five years eE charge 0f man
slzz<hrsz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

ca1 BE fozn1 n eases os cohis. cczxas.
LsGrfpps and Headaches ey usirx
Laxative oui1s4sze Taslses nsez .1.
AFFECT the had or stomach suy you-
winters supply nov. Price .se--A4v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Little LemneI-what's a book WORN.
paw.
Pzw-ft's a worm that would rather
digest \ book By eating IL than By read
ing H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

We want the Sald facts IN IN.
case
Then ne cant svlR hairs over
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

DO ynG knew I think DICK acts
rather oashfzi when he's vita wa.
Maybe 80. bat yo1 should see rim
when NE are where no che can So
as-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

One ot the cnmrenzarinnz Of Hss 5
that nan can't study hEzzslf shrozgh
= microscope
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

The girl who doesn't use slang may
be more attractive than the one wha
does. bur shs = less Numerous
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

What s your d4eh<hnnars nans--
I call him Art
Al a1propriats name Art - long
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

British India has 1881 89a acres Dc.
voted 20 rice growing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

How did n hxppe1 roa didnt n
away tsrfng the summer thoaxAt
yoa we're having xa extensive ozrzr
pr-par>z for you
That vas the uznle- By the tina
I gut the ourn< raid for I didnr have
any money Ieff
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

Other people may have good taste.
but Of course. yours Is a little better.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

\ IS TIE AGE or YOUTH
IN lcrk 80 y>.rs yczag-r 4 pa
|ycr- zziy. grizzly. gray hzirs BY
Ia Cr-cie Hair Dr<H1x Adv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

10
zu<.cxasd Il Cha B. F<hex fsr
cff
q IN
vho engzzd n ths
o<
only
chd Atnl1
thzx tsr Ea<rxsv-< child hR ~
an: :: ::: s::;::;: :,::;: -. .. ..... z6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
'MPoRUB'

WKS s Cop .d SAVE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14

What Il your fafae-'s reElgfrn--
Coli. ! x1essL rs the Only tang
he does On Surdzvx
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-13
Involuntary Manslaughter.

Among the criminal cases or
trial in the district court here the
past week was that of the State OF
Idaho against Ernest Coffelt in which
the jury brought in a verdict OF
guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
This verdict vindicates young Cof.
felt of the wrong of the intentional
killing of Gonzalantas. In other words
the jury, by their verdict, said that
Coffelt, unintentionally killed Coma
lantas while handling a revolver in
a reckless manner and without due
caution or circumspection.
This finding of the jury is a great
relief to the parents and friends of
young Coffelt.
Attorneys w. L. Harvey of this
city and E. M. Wolfe of Twin Falls
handled the case for the defendant.
FUNERAL OF CIVIL WAR
VETERAN FRIDAY.
Funeral of Nathan Linton, who
passed away Tuesday morning, will b.
held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at
the Late home, 123 North Second
street. The service will be conduct
ed by Rev. Chisholm, pastor of the
Presbyterian church; interment pri-
vate at Rosedale cemetery.
Deceased was born i'm Ohio, and at
the time of his death he was so years
of age. At the beginning of the civil
war he enlisted as lieutenant i'm
Company B of the 57th Illinois volun-
teers After a year s service he was
made quartermaster of the regiment,
which gave him the rank of captain.
Mr.. Linton came OF Southern Cali |
fornia from Idaho about eight years
ago, and has been a resident of Al |
lambra about six years. He leaves
wife, Mrs. Caroline Lin
-on, a son James H. Linton of Seat |
lie, Washington, and a daughter who |
s the wife of Senator Frank Vail
If North Dakota--Alhambra Advocate
Mr.. Linton was at one time
'esident of this city where he was
in annexng one of
he additions to the city known as
1inton's Addition to Mountain Home.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-13

TipperaGy is of great antiquity, but
first acquired Importance by hte
erection of a castle there by King
John. The guide points out the
site to visitors, but tells them that
the remains crumbled away many
years ago. Henry Ill founded there
q monastery for Augustinians. This
added a stimulus to the growth of
the town. The only building of an
tiquity now standing lis the gatehouse
of this institution, a relc of Departed
grandeur.
When the present European strug-
gle had reached it's crises and Eng
Land entered the contest many of the
sturdy sons of Tipperary left their
employment and enlisted for service
with the colors One of England S
crack regiments is called the clip
perary Tigers in honor of the
county of that name.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-03-13
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BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES =
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The pastor will speak next Sunday
morning ON "Lfe's Journey; From
Egypt to Canaan" In the evening
there will be union service i'm our
church and DR.. Sifton will speak.
There will be special music at the
evening service.
The Ladies' Aid are making exten,
slve preparations for their bazaar
which will be held just before Easter.
Mrs. Robt. Cook, a member of the
church but living at Momovia, Cali
fornia, sent large package of lovely
material for the ladies to make up
AT the morning service next su
day the pastor will call attention to
a number of excellent laws that
have just been passed by the legis-
lature.