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children under sixteen. who contem-
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vida themselves with certificates
stating their place % departure.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
CITY ORDINANCE.

An ordinance requiring hog pens,
lot and places W err hogs are kept
to b. kept in a sanitary cnndi ion.
See : BE % oraAine by the MaS or
and City Council ~ t1- City of Ok
ford, Miss that II shall he unlawful
for any person keeping hogs within
the limits OF tn Citv ~ Oxford. Miss.
to allow any pen, Dot or place where
snch hogs are Kept, 20 become unsan-
itary.
Sec. , sc it further ordained that
ev-ry day that any PEI, lot or place
where hogs are kept. Is allowed by the
owrer or keeper Of such hogs after
having had notice Of the unsanitafy
condition of amy ueh pen, lot or place
where hogs are Kept. on the Mayo,
the City Health officer or any official
of said City, either in person or by
written notice, shall constitute a sep
arate offerse
Sec. 3. Be II fu ther ordained that
any person violating t'i> ordinance,
shall he deemed guilty II INSIDE
meanor and upon conviction befo =.
the Mayor, shall be fined IN any san
not TO exceed s26 90 ard snail : and
committed to Jail until said fine AID
all costs are paid
sec 4 BE II further ordained. that
IN turtheranre OF the saaitafy coudi
tigns of said City and the health of IT.
citizens, that thi ordlnan take Ell
feet and be In force, un and after April
LIST, 1916
X ADAMS, Mayor.
ls3t ! r. fAWsHEE ierk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23

The |. C. Railroad has issued a
addressed to the ron-
duct.rs. calling their attention to
the frequency Of law suits brought
against the company for alleged
delinuuencies for which the COM
pany Is held responsible, through
the act Of it, agents. the conduct
or. The circular gives the num-
Der of suits by >tate>, "a follows:
Mississippi, 81: Tennessee, ,:
Louisiana. 4: Kentucky, +; Iowa,
4: Missouri. 1: Illinois, /. Ii will
be seen that suits of this character
are more frequent IN this State
than any of the other states
through which the road runs.
This l. a big drain on the tax
payers of the state. paying Judges,
Jurors and other officers. a. well
a big expense to tine company.
Many of these suits are utterly
without merit and are only al ex-
pen>e To- the state and to the com
pany.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
VILLA N BATTLE
WITH CARRaNzb
AMERICAN SOLDIERS HURRY TO
JOIN IN FIGHT AGAINST The
BANDIT LEADER.
VILLA HAS 1900 WITH HIM
synpsthlrsrr Join Pursued Bandit and
Furnish Armunition-S,Coo v.
@ Soldiers Are Nov Across
the Border.

Fl Paso. Texas.-Erancisco Villa
was in a desperate battle with Carran'
IA forces under Col. Cano az Namiqui
pa on the evening Of March 30 Here
the bandit leader turned on his pur'
suers and made a stand after ruua
ming fight which started at Las Cruces
during the forenoon.
United States troops from the com
mand Of Col George A. Dodd began at
once a rapid march to the support OF
the Carrsnzistss from FL Vale. An
other detachment followed the trail
which leads to the pass through the
mountains to Babieora. II is believed
villa will retreat IN the direction OF
LaGuns Bahcora.
Reports Indicate that the Americans
will be in the midst Of the fighting be
fore long. either at Namiquipa or the
mountain pass. An engagement Al
the latter point would give villa
distinct advantage. as he is expected
TO give fight from the mountain slopes
villa Is said to have about 1900
men. lie is able to stand and fight
only because 400 sympathizers. work
ing northwsrd. wen supplied with am
munition. Joined him at Namipiqua
The Carranza force is estimated at
less than soc men. The strength Of
the attachments is not given.
The total number OF United States
troops now in Mexico is fixed st 5000
by an army authority. Half Of this
number have crossed the border since
the original expeditions started out
Others are still going south
Gen Pershing IS believed 70 be hur
rying to the scene Of battle The sec
tion OF the Mexican Northwestern rail
road south from Casas Grandes to
cunb-e and beyond Is understood t.
have been taken IN charge by Gen.
Pershing 70 send requirements anc
supplies to DqFs men.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
AGED WOMAN IS |
DROWNED IN RNI
MRS $. HERzoo OF mAys,.
IS The ONLY Vlcr,.
PACKET SINKS
DISASTER NEAR VICsss,I
steamer Ben Hur o. s,..,
Goes to the sOtsom-o,b,
'ensers Make Their s..,,.
State News

Vicksourg--Mrs s. Her,o, :.
ersvilie. Miss, was drowned y
when the vicksburr and 90.
packet steamer Ben Hur a, ~
Route sunk while backing ~
landing at Duekport. Ia. 49,
telephone messages reeslv.s
from Duckport and NIaversv,,.
Herzog was IS years old and -
turning to her home after -
dergone medical treatmap, !,
burg Her body has not yet -.
covered.
Officials at the office Of Ii. III
Route here stated they would 4.
Bile to furnish details Of M -
until after they had receivss
from Capt. Prince. whom ~,
dispatched to make an invs,,,,,..
The packet was In charge q, -
George Shaw and had booked -.
passengers. With the exraO,,.. J.
Mrs. Herzog. all OF the passs,-'
were said to have been aceouu,ss :
The Ben Hur carried a heavv -
OF miscellaneous river freight ,.s =
stock and was making Der -
Monday trip to Greenvile. Rsnor, I
eetved from Duekport said tb., :
vessel was but partly under rr,
and the crew had been able Il :.
the live stock.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Kings Daughters to Meet.

The Kings Daughters will hold
their regular quarterly meeting
Friday, March 81. in the Annex
of the First Presbyterian church.
This Is to be meeting of much
Importance to the members and
every member is urgently re-
quested to be present, as there
viii be All election of officers. the
report of the years work and pay
my of annual dues. Future work
Of Importance must be di>cu>>el
and we urge full attendance OF
all members ard others intereste
IN the work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23

The first games of the season
will be played Friday and Satur-
day, University of Mississippi v.
Union University. Game will be
called each day at 3:45 p. IN. and
the admission price will be % cents.
This being the first game the
PEOPLE of Oxford should turn Out
and give the boys boost. 1t Is
said that the teams are pretty
evenly matched, and that these
games will be interesting goes
without saying.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23

Oxford has another grocery
store, J. A. Coleman, formerly
proprietor of the Coleman Drug
store at Tula, has sold his interest
in that store and has opened cash
grocery in this CITY. He has a
finely assorted line of fancy
groceries, and doing a cash bust
ness. he has marked his goods
down to the bottom, which you
will see by referring to his adver-
tisement elsewhere in this paper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Old Paper Wanted.

We have enquirey for a copy
of The Falcon, of the date of May
rs, 1886, or the number near that
date containing the speech of
Judge Malone on the Chinese
question, delivered in debate.
ANY one having this number will
please notify this office and name
the price for the paper. Oxford
Eagle, Oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
CITY ORDINANCE

AL ordinance req firing rings 10 be
Kept IN the noses of all hogs, kent vjtb
IN the limits of the City OF oxford
miss. Nioru'
See l. Be il ord .ined bv the N.va-
and City Council of the CITY IS ~
tord, Miss, that it shall be mi .vfnl
tor any person To keep any hog or
hogs within the limits Of said inv
without having rings in their noses snf
nelenely strong I prevent roofing
>ec z. he 1t .,'rtEer or.l ,iu Il rho.
every day thai ans hog or hoos o..
PEI init ed To GO without rinys in rbs;,.
noses, after the awner .r kaana. ~
such hog or hogs ha, been nofifi a ~.
tue dayor, Ci.y Health Officer or an
onieial of sal Ci'y, either in persa.,
OF ~ written n zee, shall cnnsfitnt.s :
separate offense 'e
Sec 3 be il further ordain..d 81.
tne owner or keeper of any hog nv
noks violating this ordinance shall h.
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor and
up Conviction before the Nsvor
snall be fined in al.y sum NOT hi -
coed 5000. and stand eommitt,.d =,
Jul until said fine ard all cost 80
paid are
Sec. A. Be it turtle ordaines ria.
for the flrtherance of the sanita "a.
conditions Of said City and he FL
OF ATS citizens, that this ordinance 80
Effect anu be in force. on and sfta.
April LIST. 1916. ''e
T. ). ADAMS, Mayor.
1851 j. II. LAwsHEE. Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Inconsistent Board

The Eagle feels that it would
not be treating its many hundred
readers in Lafayette county right
if did itnot have something to say
about Inconsistencies of officers
when they occur. 1t is not our
purpose in this article to criticise
the Board. but merely show it,
inconsistent policy.
Some months ago this board
displayed itself when it refused TO
pay a Legitimate bill for printing
done by the Eagle and when we
went before it about the matter,
and attempted to explain and show
where it was wrong. The Board
seemed to think that it was not
getting enough for its money.
But when il advertised for bids
last month for printing of the
legal notices. the Eagle put in a
bid of 3 cents per word for in
seruons. the legal rate and what it
has always charged. The In
depedent put In toe same bid, than
no self respecting newspaper could
afford to slash and cut prices for
the paltry sum 1t would receive
from the county. The Eagle has
three times or more circulation a.
the Independent, but the matter
of circulation was not considered
when the board decided u award
the contract 70 print the legal
notices to the Independent.
Ii an advertisement IN a paper
with a circulation Of 400 l. worth
cent a wOrd. what l. the same
advertisement worth in a paper
published IN the same town that
has 4 circulation Of 1900,
Suppose the third paper bal
been published here with a circu-
latiou of = copies week and had
= ! lower prize f9r tins print
ing, which such a paper could easily
have done at a larger per cent of
profit, then It would have been
entitled to The contracts
Suppose you wanted to adver-
tise a piece of work for the county.
Is il the idea Of the Board to let
a few people know 1t as possible,
and at the same time comply with
the lawi
If you advertise that your tax
assessor will be at certain places
on certain dates, only a few must
see the ada
Consistency, thou art a jewel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Notice


ne state Of Miss.ss.5l..
Ne. 1867
Q az persons having cr G lI-1f7r a-v in
tsres-- ether a. .ss w ia equiv. ID the
.a1ts described as r5H1Ns. ---wr.
ne M "a -f s4cl-r Z. 80 acres
mare q 'sss. ESQ a- r,r.hess 4
corner OF The 80 ia 70 sae..oa 2 fua
sou-h Z e7airs q Inks 70 tHs --idsle Of
Noif 'fses, tns1cs i1 ezae-sl s4u,n-
~sstsrnly cifsclcn DO the ndais cf W5if
-rses sl-h is nea 1aeanrs - rs f.tsr-
section ~ith TIE acs arl1dlre 5ns e
SAID quarter. AZ pcr wee- = 81
cneins scuta q TIE AortaNest c1-ssr II
sad section. taense aortn q enains 70
saia northwest coraer. theass easr On
h-f.a oaan12ry me q sad Gaarssf ~
{ a.5s % ne Deg 1Hing. "a acres more or
SIS -sg nnHrF a ne agr asst corner 81
re NJ - OF secaan II. run thenss wes.
y CHAINS 30 INKS . northeast corner n
a , aSre o.oes oe-ongng 70 the Nscna.s
Es-@. e. t..eass sC-th 1 degrees sast >
ea@lns - acks . me southeast corner n
SAD Tires acrs alocz 1aenss v.as. .
ca7ins q frks 70 a corner On he sasf
IRE q TIE rerry eurby 60-aers n .ct
thence south 6 11zins 90 2 Inks n a
eornsron tbs Rocky Ford and -boe :
o. aeoa- read, llsnss Nft1 the me4ndsr-
HSs 81 saie % rla1 IA a zsrzr.. d.rac.lon
o. ABOUT 1or-7 20 degrees east 70 4 -rr-
nsf On sad Cd rad. tie-se east 6 ch. Is
70 INKS 60 q srnat pos cak tree abau- 8
ncnss % oiemetsr rlence south IS de-
gfses. sasl 5 caalns Ts mas 70 A Corner
G. pFsssn. A1csF Ecrj 8u5llc r41
-nense south e caails IS Inks te tha
south boundary Of said quarter. taenss
east . GA rs ; .iass 20 saut east COR
Ger Of SAD quarter. thsnse norta 40
Saalns y tas oeg n1ing. Tne Sc "a Of
ssGlan -as NJ = ~ section :. "a
East acres q -1e NJ - Of sscr,on
{. ne south 50 acres o. the W 10 Of
ne 81 = OF section 8. t7e southeast
~ acres Of the Sc - Of SECTION 8. ali
oelaS u Township {. Banse West. in
Lafayette County. Mississippi
fo1 are aersoy Commanded to De and
appear before &c Cha cary Court Of
Lafayette County Mississippi. al Is
May 1916 term. sasa and there =
answer. the SUIT Of = ". tall ct Al
Tor tas combination Of re in ana %
ne s4id ands 1uass azmsd in the
sad Han. in wac1 SUI, Vou are
named as defendants.
Gisen lnoer my hand and Official seal
tn.s ne Is day Of March Ie Is.
/" N. WOODWARD,
..iancery Clsra.
<o-0-' - ! A. " ooDSARp. d.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
xAPATA WHIPS cARRANzA

reported That carranzlstss Are De.
ertine-Lostl5s Is General
galveston, Tex.-DisBatebas IRON,
ne lower border and Vera eruz DE-
clare Zapata has cleared the s,ata 4,
Durango Of CarranEa troops Is Geo..
ins several squads and aBso-al-- ~.
remnants That the fishfine -. -,
nerce is indicated BY the rns,bar -
caEranzs soldiers reported kiHad ms.
patches say that during he pas, -
days more than 500 followers ~ -.
Constitutional flag have fapan -
nore the attacks Of the bandits IT,
remainder OF the Carranza tr,o,s -.
% drive Zapats from the stata -
Oaned the bandits and are now nrans.
ins 70 march against Carrsnzs -.
sons located between Durango 49,
Mexico City. Hs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
1881
Notice Of Sale Of Real Property.
state Of Niisssissip
Lafayette County.

state Of Mississippi,
Lafayette County.
Pun suant t. the provisions of u. ed
OF Trust to me. executed a Trustee
by Jasper and Lucy Holmes in favor
Of Goodwin, Brown < Co. t. secAre
certain Indebtedness herein mem
toned, which Is recorded in BOOK ~.
page 344, IN the hane.y Jierk' office
OF the County Ut Lafayette and he
sta OF Mississippi, ! viii 10 the re
quest II the beneficiary in sal Dee
OF Trust proceed % sell for cast, to
the highest bicder. within Lawful
hours, in front OF the south door ot
III Court House la oxford, Miss, IN
tie 18th day o. April. 1915, the follow
ing described property 3, ing AMI De-
ing in the County OF Lafayette and the
State OF Mississippi 20 wit. The west
IL OF the north ~ of the north west
- Section Il, Township g, Rang. ,
west, ~ acres more ur less
The title 70 the bOve property Is
believed 70 Re good, but I vi 7 convey
only such title A. vested in me a.
Trustee.
Witness nv signature TIN. the sd
day Of March, 1910
- 81 F. NJ hEtlsD, Trustee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23

The balmy of spring will soon
be with Us, when the green sward
and the sweet scented flowers I'LL
our hearts with the JOY of living.
We should make the best of each
day a It comes 10 u. We should
not leave until tomorrow one duty
which can De performed today.
And this thought brings To our
mind few very important duties
which confront Us if we would
consider the welfare of our peo-
pie. This town could stand a
good thorough clean up. Our
good housewives viii take care Of
the homes, but We Of the maseu-
line gender might well look to the
cleaning Of the streets. and the
alleys, and the vacant property.
Refuse / be found IN many places.
and these refuse heaps are breed
ing spots for germs. and disease.
and often Of death. We expect
our women 70 keep our homes
clean. and sanitary. and attractive
and they do. No censure for
neglect : to be placed at their
doors. But they have an equal
righ' --nect that we will keep
~adings ia a ike
q. A. We re-
2 give. As We
50 should We do
leFs, il IS up to
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Houmsnls Ia PrsuarIna

Bucharest. Roumanian ,,,t..
Eparauons are being hurried p,
80 All those formerly exempted
.o" military service. as well a.
~ y foreign countries, have been
Susc TO the eolors. The war ofrics
-. resuisi'ioned large quantities -
Soppsr and tin. Hopes Of German
80 Nou 11. would maintain a neu-
-, position have almost vaui.bes
I ~. 'i.i' OF NJ. Filipeseu leader o. tbs
ohionists' to the Russian front bas a
tuds Of Roumania s'''
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Notice to Coal Dealers

The City Council of the City Of OK
ford Miss, will receive sealed bids M
until 10 O'Clock a. m April 8. 1915
for twelve months suoply of coal for
the city Ii sht and water plant from said
date April list 1917, on mine rln
No. two nut, nut and lack, pea and
slack. Freight to be prepaid.
The council reserves the right n re-
ject any and all bids
j II. LAwsHEE,
~ 81 City Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
TWO AMERICANS ARE KILLED
Refugees From Tsrrsen Section Say
Ranehsrs Were Shot During anti
American Demonstrst#


Galveston, Texas.-Two American
estisens were murdered on a ranch
vest OF Torreon on the night OF March
II. according 70 sdviess reaching here
rom the border The story OF the
murder Of American citizens By uexi-
cara was brought to the border bv rsfu-
sses. foreign and domestic. VINO are
leaving that section Of the country. II
q said the Americans we're killed dur
ins an anti-American demonstration. in
which half a hundred Mexiesns uartiei-
oAtsc- The bodies OF the dead Amer.
aAns were left at the ranch house when
The snraged Mexicans took IN their
march northward. hoping to ioin some
squad Of Villa soldiers. Mexican refu-
sess declared the American consulst.
had been closed and that feeling
AGAINST Americans and American in
tsrests Is intense.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
Greece Is Embarrs..ed

A'nens--The impression prevails in
nsn political circles at Athers that
NOamania shortly viii abandon he,
i .one' Of neutrality in favor Of the Al
Crssk ot.,n,., Houmania enter the war
s .msa Officials would be placed n an
snosrrssstng position, the Orc :. - :.
.Aaen already is felt Militar, - -
sentatives OF the allies do M, a, lspre
-. - nc. mat at present they hays ~ - !
osed for Greece and do not 5a 80 no !.
me Responsibility for mainss,.. =
- equipment Of the Greek army :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23

We had cherished fond hopes
that the United States might 20
down in history as the one great
nation that escaped participation
in the scourge Of war that l. de
vastating the world. But hope is
only hope, and oftImes it i but
an optimistic dream. The sack
ing of Columbus. n. NJ, by that
arch bandit Villa. and his horde of
of cut threats brings Us even to
the brink OF the sea of blood. 1t
IS imperative that Villa be captur-
ell and executed, and this duty de
wolves upon the army of the United
States. To perform this duty
the army must invade vast por-
tions of Mexican territory. 1t
may be done without clash with
Caranza and his governments but
the outlook j. not hopeful. Amy
day some act may be committed
which will force "a into a long and
costly war. Blood. blood. blood,
Everywhere we turn it l. nothing
but blood,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
ANTLCIGARETTE DAY.
Program for Event issued by
Department of Education.

The following l. 81 ogram
for In the
- Jpi en Friday.
Ma.
l. cong, selection by school.
=. Invocation.
). Address or reading of ex-
tracts on the injurious effects Of
the cigarette.
+. song. The Pledge That
Makes Is Free. = Tune. March
ing Through Georgia.
>. The A. G. L. Button and
what 1t stands for.
.. The Bird With Broken
Plnion' sung or read.
:. Pledge singing.
). Offering or contribution to
be used in carrying on the work
Of the Anti Cigarette League of
the State.
=. Closing Prayer and Bene-
dicuon.
No definite time of day Is speci-
fed for holding the exercises A.
this will be left to. the iudgmen
Of the teachers a to what hour o
the day will be most suitable
Patrons of the schools and citi-
zens generally are respectfully
asked 70 attend these exercise.
and 10 participate in same.
Teachers will be- supplied with
programs. pledges and literature
for carrying out the suggestions
Ia the programs which will be
sem IN time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
shy ON PIGS
Pure Bred Stock Scarce Because 4
Many Clubs

Agricultural College Owing o .
rapid increase in pig club orgznizz1a
throughout the state. P r SaG1srx {
the A 4 VI. College. Who has chrp
OF this branch OF work IN Mlssissipz
is finding some difficulty IN suppyz
the demand for pure-bred pigs. ow
thirty counties already have pig u
organizations. many Of which kas .
rolled as high as 200 members I'm
leads with an enrolment Of $50.
Covington. Kinds. Lowndes aad We
rem counties are as yet the only Sas
ties having enough pigs TO supply q
club members.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
RHEUMATIC PAIN sro pm

The drawing Of muscles, the sore
Ness, stiffness and agonizing pain Of
rheumatism quickly yield TO Sloan's
Liniment 1t stimulates circulation To
the painful part Just apply a. direct
Ell 10 the spre spots In short time
the pain gives way to a tir Cling sensa-
ton of comfort ard warmth. Here's
proof II have had wonderfn. reh Z
since used your Linimenr on nv
knee To think on application gs,v-
me relief. Sorry hayn't space To
tell You the history Thanking Won
Tor. what your remedy has done for
me'-James ). Ferguson, Philada
Pa, Sloan's Linimeut kills pain 35c
AT Druggists.
tdvertissmsutl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-23
CLEVELAND LAWYER ktLsn
Account Placed In His Hands s,,r
lection Is Reported Cause

Cleveland-W C. Hardee a. 4
the most prominent lawyers q, =
section. was shot and killed in hsm
office and W R. Graham. also I'M.
Of this place. is charged win =
crime.
It is understood that Tie two ssra
men were holding hus'-ass t-,srvi..
IN connection with the recent linn
OF the W. R. Graham Hardware ca
pany. The only eyewitness 70 3
affair was d. ] Allen. an attorasy .
ployed in the office OF Mr. Hards. =
mediately after the shooting M On
ham surrendered to the locsl aatAx
ties
Alien. the eye witness. has r-.aa
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