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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

Oxford, Miss Feb. /, 1915
His Excsilency Earl Brewer Gov
ernor Of Mississippi Jackson
We. the undersigned citizens OF
Mississippi. do hereby ask that
you pardon j. B. Hall. . white
man, serving life sentences for
rape. Your petitioner was con-
victed in Lafayette county circuit
court in fe06, and has served eight
years.
As his conduct has AWAY . been
good and his record ~ a prisoner
is excellent, combined With the
fact that he Is IN old man, We
feel that the ends OF justice would
best be served BY this extension
of executive clemency to your
petitioner. -
Your petitioner hsd lived in
Lafayette county for many years
and was a hard-working law .
biding citizen, Until this charge
was brought against him there
had never been anything against
his character. For these and
other sufficient reasons, we earn
estiy pray that you grant his Pc
titiou aud restore this man to
freedom. Respectfully submit
ted.
J. T. Burrow, T. j. Harkins,
J. H. Marchbsnks, A. B.. Mo-
Gouagill. j. c. 0athings, H. T.
Leake, John Sutherland. A. R.
Coleman, II. w. Parham. J. T.
Frances, z. r. Keefe, Mrs. E. J.
Okeepe. Emmitte Okeepe. W. c.
Neil, T. w. Avent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

CORN CLUB PRIZES
OFFERED FOR 1915
oehei.rships and Cash Given By n
G. tsaseinss In MtsaissipVi -

oehel.rships and Cash civea By n
G. Haseines In misaissipUi -
Other Se11oa-
Atlanta. Especial Corn Glib
prizes for Southern boys In Mi&xts-
sippf and nina other eorn-gruuing
states OF this section have been 70
newed for 1915 BY H. c. HAsftngs.
general chairman Of the Georgia corn
show committee and chairman Of the
agricultural committee Of The Atlanta
Chamber Of Commarce
The prizes amount In all TO 81 zoe
In cash and scholarships. and vii be
awarded under the direction Of the
government corn club agents IN each
state
In Mississippi Mr. Hastings has Of
fered Size to be divided into three
cash prizes Of $50. SO and $40. or to
be awarded IN scholarship form. nc
cordfng to the wishes Of the Missis-
sippf corn club ofaciais-
In Florida. Alabama. Louisiana. Tex
rs. North Carolina and South Care
linz. Mr.. hastings oGsrs S1e0 in each
state. either in cash - scholnrshiDs.
according to local ArSnngement In
Georgia. his home 1tzfe. he oaeFs :
So scholarship IN TIE State coflsge
q Agricultge and two 2dditSonaI
cash prizes ~ 80 and 32o. respect
lively
The grenx euuczfionai valus al
erns<-seftve force Of the corr club
coueests.s in addition to the msrvels
they are sccumpzizhing In increased
corn productions. are emphasized in
an interview given out By Mr. Hast
fnxx in connecfIon with his anncunce-
De1s Of pFixez Mr.. Hastings Gid.
The interest nov being taken in
corn production. BY the federal gov
eminent. BY state officials. By Leading
organisations and individuals, IL. in
my opinion. the greatest constructive
force row operative in agricultural AZ
FAIRS m America For too long the
tendency Of education In the rural
schools was 70 draw boys away from
the farm. but the corn clubs nxu nov
combining viii true agricuisurzl sdu-
cation To influence the boys 70 form
new ideas and new i6eAls 81 farm ife
The corn club work l. growing in
value and Importance With eeeA sue
cssxiye year"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
TROPHY FOR THE CA NEST
TOWN IN STATE
Distressing CONTEST Has BEEN
lsAuouRxTED By Two Ca
CARNATIONS.

Under the auspices of the State
Board of Health and the Mississ-
ippi Federation of Womsn's clubs,
q contest has been inaugurated in
which thu Mississippi town that il
able to show the cleanest bill Of
health viii receive beautiful tro-
ply. in addition to enjoying the Of
fetal distinction Of being the clean
est spot in the commonwealth
RULES GOVERNING THE cIExsEs1
Towy CONTEST.
I. That wa have a day, some
time in April, the exact date to be
named later. calling il a General
cgean-up Day for Mississippi: that
all grades Of all towns entering the
contest be made by County Health
Officer. and the County Superin-
tendsnt Of Education; subject to
confirmation by Drs. Valley or
Leathers- before announcing the
/. winners es rs;<es.
2. Any town may enter the
contest where an organized club OF
federation of clubs exists. Where
no clubs or Federation of clubs ex-
lists any town Of not less than one
thousand may enter: by organizing
D Sanitation Club, all CLUBS to raise
and remit the fee Of five dollars
$500 before March It, Any
town 10 which there is no cit
may enter this contest regardless
Of population il an organization is
psrfectsd and fee received before
February To-
I s. 10. announcing this to GU,
County Health Officers and the
prsss we menticp the fact that the
methods Of arriving at the grades
viii be furnished Iabsr-
q q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

HON. j. n. SANDERS FOR
REPRESENTATIVE

1t is with pleasure that We pres
snt the name of Hon. j. NJ. San.
ders, our very capble and faith.
f':I Representative in the Lower
branch of the Legislature, for re-
election. Mr.. Sanders has made
An enviabls record. He was given
prominence by being placed rs
chairman of the Agricultural
Committee. the really best CON-
mittee of the House, and in sddi-
ton many other prominent CON-
riftss assignments He is a man
Of few words but he votes right
and the Journal Of his work shows
Is good record az any man upon
the floor He was present At all
committee meetings, at every
session except when called away
by sickness, and was faithful to
the people Of this county and
=tats. The people entrusted him
with this commission by a big
vote more than enough to cleo,
him in the first primary. He fully
met tine responsibility placed up
On his shoulders and his splendid
record 10 approved Dy all right
thinking men and since this place
does not pay sny considerable
salary, very little more than
actual expenses, we feel sure thai
tho good citizens Of this county
vii mink seriously before passing
his nams By when they come C
po<s. He deserves the considera.
ton and support Of eur citizens,
He w.s respected and loved BY
HIS fellow workers and all OF them
n<zud roedy to testify To bis good
work. His platform before and
nov il bssed upon sound business
rriuripiea arssI ciassst economy.
~ suhnit his claims 70 the
+.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
KEEP IT HANDY FOR RHEU-
MATIsM

No use to squirm and vince and try
to wear out your Rheumatism It will
wear you GOT instead Apply some
Sluan's Inimenf. Need not rub it
in-just let IL penetrate all through the
affected parts, relieve the soreness and
draw the plain You get ease 1t once
and feel 30 much better you want TO go
right ous and tel other sufferers about
Sloan's- Get . bottle OF Sloan's Iini-
ment Cor 5 cents Of any druggist md
hevo il in tho houle-agzinse Colds,
Sore ard 9vollsn joints, Lnmhngc,
Sci.kica and like Ailments Your money
bach y mot satin ~ hut 4 does Rive
almost instant Jreiief. Buy = b0ttls
to-day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
Dead 4 Mr. wiz. HarleassIe.

Mr.. William Hardcastle, famil-
larry known as s-Uncie Billy. died
at the home OF Mrs. Szllie A.
Browning, where he resided. at
Taylor last Monday night, at the
age of 81 years.
HE remains we're Brought to
our city Tuesday on 11:25 train
and laid to rest in Oak Hill Gene
terry IN the lot Of the late Or. John
Young at the suggestion of Mr..
ID. H. Wagner. who was ever his
staunch friends. His remains
were laid to rest under the aus
pieces OF the Confederate veterans
after service At the grave by Rev.
7. II. Dorsey.
He vas born In the British En-
pire. and was present at the
GROWING OF Queen Victoria, but
early came to this country and
identified himself with the people
and was strong in his devotion to
his adopted country.
He has an envizble record as q
soldier and patriotic citizen. hav.
ing served in two,-in the Indian
var OF 154l, and the war between
the States 1851 IS, on the Confed
crate side, the last year serving II
the Navy, ever making a Erus
and faithful soldier.
He was a devout member o
the Methodist church. a man oil
high character and pure motives
and was nigh in the esteem OF al
who knew him. His hone ha
beef with the Jones family a
Taylor since 1855.
a good man has gone 70 hi
rewafd--water valley Itemizer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
An Oxford Citizen

rnf~h Help TO Oxford Reopta-
Week aftef week-YaAx in snd wear
ut. Oxfcrd psople are receiving The
benefit a friends and neighhuesf ex-
perierce- HereS one nors exampae--
. prominent Oxfsrd business nan tells
= an experiences VI his with Doans's
Kidney Pills; every man and woman
here should read what ncs avs. hyou
want stronger proof, what can Is bee
J b Gov, grocer, South 81 Oxford
says: "Thes ssatemens gave praiainS
Do.n' Kidney Pilis several yeurs 40
hDads good found than nrse che
remedy for backache and DIV IA -
q sses1y aehe n my b.ck IN IA
annoyed - e.. scms time. ne rood
results / got hns I'D - to recxu1e-d
tina remedy DDre than once One Of
my TelAtjves has 1lso used Deans
Kidney Pills vieh great benear nd
praises them highly
hles 80, ~ al dealers. Don't simDlv
aek for kidney remedy set Doan's
Kidney Rills-the anse that Mr.. Crow
had. Poster Ailburn Co, Prcps-.
Buffalo, N Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

The Farm Canning Machine
Co.. of Meridian, Miss, offers
500. 90 as . scholarship prize in
one of our State College . to the
canaing club girls making the
best record up to August /. 1915.
They are thus adding $50 90 to the
5000 given by them for 1914.
The records were not received in
time to enters girl for last term,
so the company kindly consented
to continue this offer this year
with the generous addition. Girls
DESTROYS to compste for the prize
must meet the following require
ments to the college authorities to
defray the expensis Of the club
member who wins it.
County agents will please give
all publicity possible TO this offer
through the county papers, al
theachers meetings and at local
and county club meetings
Very truly yours,
SUSIE v. POWELL
State Agent House Demonsrra-
ton Work.
l. Contestants must be mem.
bers of an official canning club.
2. They must be at least six
teen years of age.
3. They must be eligible &c
enter the college they choose to
enter.
4. They must certify to the
fact that given the $4,000 they
will be able to spend a full term
at the college chosen.
D. They may name the college
they want to enter.
8. They must submit through
their county agent the required
records of their club work.
AL records must reach me by
August 10, 1915, made in the
official memorandum book. The
money will be paid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04

expect to go away this week
to enter upon my campaign for
Lieutenant Governor. However,
all my business. legal and other
wise, will receive my personal
attention. My Law partners will
be glad to see you at the office
and look after any matters 10 my
absence and ! shall be present
and look after all cases and
other business in all the courts
All letters addressed to me here
will have prompt attention
/ shall try to write letter each
week for the Press and the Eagle
and let you know how things are
going throughout the state.
Every few days, hope to be
back in the Office for a day or so.
My best wishes and kindest
regards to all.
Sincerely yours.
LEE NJ. RUSSELL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
A WELL MERfTED C1MPLI
MENT.

We the Undersigned ueBoerS
of the legislature. who at the be-
ginning of this session of the legis-
lature banded ourselves together
for the purp ,se of pledging our
support Individually and collec-
lively to the principles of retrench-
ment and.
Wheaeas. we have viewed with
alarm the tendancy Of the legisla-
ture 70 extravagantly squandsr the
peoples money by high appropria-
tons to the various Institutions.
and also to increase the salaries of
some of the state officials contra
ry to the mandates OF the people,
and.
Whereas. we believe il is a duty
we owe to the people of the state
to let them know who has been
loyal to the trust imposed upon
them,
Therefore. we take pleasure in
saying to the people of Lafayette
County that the representative J.
c. Eskridge who is an honored
member of this body that he has
been faithful and true in the dis
charge of his duty and il majority
Of this legislature had been as zeal
Gus to the people interest as he
has, il would have been unneces-
sary to imposed upon them another
pond issue.
c. A. Lindsey. Sec
w. ]. Milan.
d. A. Tabb.
w. G. Pittman,
B. M. Pearce.
w. 3. Waldrip.
]. H. Simpson.
r. A. Montgomery.
w. w. Griffin.
J. w. Crawford.
M. G. Fielder.
e C. King.
C. C. Benefited. Chairman,
w. H. Sharp.
j. W.sWnite.
r. B.. Cotton.
J. H.sBonds. of Jones.
J. G. Rogers.
S. Joe Owen.
e A. Brown.
U.s. Howerton. Lee Co.
]. NJ Saunders.
w. w. Valley,
j. p. Conn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
Now Is The Time
To Get Printing Done

Skafe c. Ohio. Ctr OK ToIedo.
LuezS CcunfY-
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 4
senior partner Of tine firm Of f. J. Cheney
= CO.. doing business In the City Of To-
SGe. Coznry apd STATE aforesaid. and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ard ev-
err case Of casarra that cannot BE cured
~ the Use CT HALLS CATARRH CURE,
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before mn ard s-ihscrlhed IA
my prezezce. thia ssh dzv u D@eember.
a. y. E3E
sSeaD y II. GLEASON.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
THE OUTLOOK AS TO THE
GOvERNORSHIP.

The people of Mississippi are
vitality concerned in who is elect
ed 10 the governorship in the
coming elections. They are en-
titled 70 have in the governor >
chair men who honestly represent
the policies Of government that
mean progress and a square
desf to all. How to properly
run this government: is a big buzz
mess and every man cannot run
it. Many times good men have
such notions about running the
government that the people can
not afford to risk them. For in
stance Marion Riley wants the
state farm sold; a farm that pays
state over S325. 600 per year; a
year; a farm that cares for the
convicts in a humane way. This
farm, as it Is now run, is big
business asset for the state and
any candidate who advocates
selling this farm il dangerous
man no matter what other good
qualities he NAV have. Our
state farm is acknowledged to
be the very finest in the United
States and one OF the finest in
world. To advocate its change
is demagogery of the most dan
gcrous type. Mr.. Riley, who has
had no legislative experience at
all and the highest office that he
has ever held being that of Dis
trict Attorney, going TO this of
nee from tina. of justice of the
peace, has very crude notions
about how TO run the government |
He also advocates that = jury of
nine men may decide cases and
slso to allow the state . change
IF venue and thus rob a.man of
he good life he has led at home.
Many other unbusiness like
Kings this candidate advocates.
)f course, no sensible legislature
would listen at him for n minute
tut a man that advocates that Il
'ort of things is dangerous man
md no business man in this state
sili stand Tor such a platform.
But the worst thing of it all ia
siley's idea of allowing whiskey
md beer shipped into the state
'nly upoh a doctors certificate.
That means saloon in almost;
very drug store in the state. AL
few good men could keep it down
n their places Of business but If
some INSCRIPTIONS doctor would
that, the drug store
would be powerless.
So Quinn, Tally, StovaIl all !
have platforms that have mo-
sound sense in them. Upon this
basis alone the people cannot at
ford to vote for either OF these
men.
Gov. Bilbo's platform is broad
enough for every honest, fair
minded man to stand on. He is
honest, able, business like, fair
and the man whose platform
means something. Then too, he
never lodges issues The other
candidates are friends of Gov.
Brewer aud those of his way OF
thinking and they had Just as
well admit it-although, up until
now, they havn't done SO. But
the people know that these men
are all fighting Biloo and are all
lined up against him If you
don't think 80 approach any anti
Bilbo man and he will tell you he
will vote for either candidate that
IS out, or for anybody to beat
BlIbo. Try that and see. The
people are not fooled. The slime
up" i not among Bilbo's friends
il is among all the other candi-
dates and people that oppose him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
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HOW Mr. DAVIS COT RID OF A
Rad COUGH.

"Sore time ago had . bad coosh',
writes Lewis 7. Davis, Blackwnsrr.
Del 1y hroeher, McCabs DAVIS,
gave ne small hossIe q Chsnherinin's
Cough Remedy ,Aftsr. rahiRS this I
hO1gh< half dDcsn hueflss a 4 huzf
only used one % them - fhs cuuwh
len me- and I have NOT bssn fruuh5ai1
since ohsainzhaesyssyvhssv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce
The following gentlemen IA candi
dates for the office accompanying
their names, subject to the De-
Snocratic primaries Of 1915.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-04
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Is often due 10 a disord=rrd stomach
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THURSDAY. FEB. =, 1915
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STATE TICKET

STATE TICKET
Fer Csvsrssr
THEO. C. BlLBO
Fer Ieut. Csvernsr
LEE NJ RUSSELL
Fer State Ireaswer
DIR. J. p. TAYLOR
COUNTY TICKET
Penisestiary TFusiee
p. E MATTHEWS
r. c. CRENSHAW
Fer CiaseeEy 0eEk
RI STEPHENS
W. NJ WOODWARD
l. r. PATTON
D. r. MITCHELL
For Stake Senate
]. c. ESKRIDCE
or Representative
J. NJ SAUNDERS
Fer Gree Clerk
SIDNEY S. WEBSTER
c. w. WHITEHEAD
HOWARD PARKS
Ssperinfe.1esf Of Eaucafisa
w. H. MILES
FOR Tax Assessor
3. K COLLINS
r. e HARkINS
Fer Treas.rer
]. X Dock MILLER
Fer Sspervisor- Beat l.
WILL RUSHING
S. FURR
Fer Sspervissr-Beat 2
J. A. PARKS
Fer Sspervissr---Beat ;.
E c. HUSSEY
]. w. SHEARER
Fer Sspervisss-Beat I
c. p. CHANDLER
w. J. LONELADY
Fer SspeEvissr-Bea S
]. l. CLIFTON
]. o. BROWN
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fem Mafier Debsn uno bat es nod
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a%ntragt.
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pittsburg BON einem totem 6unoe
gebi1le1 lpproen tpar, entnide1te tiira=
li6 10 eiaentiimlthe @hmptome. Dnh
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-22
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