Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-12

ralfs appeal To the no6.e or'4er OF
Woctmea-
To the Camps os the Woe inca oC the
W0rti in Mississippi
Esteemed Sovsrei<ns-Slnce the
birth % our orasr ne have bafIt thou
sarts q beautiful homes for mothers
and their chilfrsn- Herc they dwell in
peace ant cozf0rt. where Otherwise
wouid have be~n Poverty. distress and
ignoranes- We have kept the home
intact the mother
We have ulaie IL possible for hundreds
% chilalrsu @ attend school. and to-
say they are being s,i1eafsd. their
zlasis Rnd hearts are being Developed
% STATE of perfect manhood ant wo-
manhood In n Few years they VII
staza a. ~sr-hy American citizsrs
uusier the starry emhl-ua of oar IA
tsons kiory We have ascuunlishsd
zIuch IN Simplifying homes. food ant
ciosAing foe those N want Or aim
has ever hs~n that orphan children
shall neither xrow Ep In ixn1ranre. GO
thtaly clad Eor 20 % bed hungry
As the MISSISSIPPI members OF the
Sovereign Camp. and with the h-srty
eolseut and approval oc our beloved
Sovereign Cousuansisr Joseph e
Root. Who - always foremost in ruo.s
serss. appeal 70 each Carap in Mf.-
stsstppi % MAKE. during the closing
mouth q the 1rst Esar q the new
century. a liberal dsGarfo1 to oae Of
TIE several orphan homes IN our state
Even the small suE1 q ten cents from
each member viii 7roduce more thau
slaso- Who can estimate the Sn,s.i
tins sum vii DC, As our msmbershiD
. composed OF al Glasses and crpe,is.
I asS that all Of the asyi1unS b. 70
Hembered and that the contributions
be sent 70 Sovereign + p. Barr % Lark
soa- Mss tEiee ogr representative 70
the SOVEREIGN Camp. Who VIII dis
tribute the funds as designated by the
Camps and who VIII pubHsh a de-
tailed report % rersipes Gud dlsburse-
-ssa.s.
The Whole civilized Norid daiieaf-S
- the oirth q I9ve one Eay u thr,
month FOR Chrfst = love. Hs saat
love thy n-ighbor ss thyself. No set
no soeisty has a copyright on doing
soosL lr hshoovea the Woudman of
the World as the fraternity having the
largest membership b. several thou
SAM % any other IN the State thar
car donations be n keeping with our
sreat numbers and the leading position
Ne oeeHpy Our order has pruspered
during the year. bosh within and with
out the state. as nevsr before. 50 am
eouHsisnt u generous rspsouses to this
appeal k'ratsrnally yours in [. H-&R
It. = SlIRUI. Sovereign Escort.
The EiliSyilIe and Harriesourx pa
pers continue to print their sugar
cane literature and TO urge upon the
people the wiSdom OF gatherin< in
$500 on every acre planted in cane
rather than go from every acre
planted in cotton We can't lay claim
20 being anything Of farmer. but ws
do know somewhat Of hOuseksepiux
and from thar standpoint We wish u
Join these loyal papers-ths Progress
and the New South-in their Iaud-
able effort to secure good paintings OF
cane. because when our farmers make
nolassss carefully OF good cane. it l.
so much better than the syrup from
the stores aS to be beyond comparison
Beside, we pay - cents AT the stores
for small gallon 80 can OF fairly
good thin molasses. and from one
Hinds county marketman We get. for
50 cents. 4 big gallon Jug Of pure. rich
thick old-time uolasses. And Is
cents On every gallon Is worth saving.
not 10 msnti0a the superior grade Of
molassss.
In these days when things practical
are the rule it IS refreshing 70 hear
that n pretty bit OF romance Is osca-
sionally found even though il has to
be imported like 50 many Of our
most delightful things. from sunny
Italy The Church Of Cur Lady OF
the Gulf. 1t Bay ST Louis. was re-
Gently the sesne Of a marriage Of un-
usual interest Several years aso
the groom came from Italy to carve
out fortune for his 6aneee. and. hav-
ing been successful. he sent for her
and her father month ago and they
came at once The marriage was sol
smnized Immediately after the arrival
Of the soft-eyed Francesca. and nox
Antonio L0iaeanao Is as happy as he
deserves 10 be
Aberdeen Is getting along 80 rapidly
that she finds IL necessary To count
aer chickens before they are hatehed
At least her fine poultry breeders do.
There was such a demand this season
tor the fine poultry raised in that sec
ton that the breeders have sold out
and are now listing orders for the next
latehing-
Last week Contractor Wells OF the
State Capitol building visited the state
sy structure which IS progressing 50
sell As TO asrouish all who see it. and
which completely routs all the eroak-
ers who foretold o. misfortune and de-
lays Mr. Wells thinks portion Of
the building Will be ready for the root
in January.
We are glad 70 learn that the culture
1f trs- sweet ssedless oranges Is a sue
cess and viii soon prove \ paving busi-
ness in and around Columbus. Tbs
fruit Of this section rivals the Florida
grange
We believe that Enola- in Yazoo
county. can show up the youngest sue
eessful hunter in the State. perhaps in
the South This IS the nineyear-old
son Of oapt- John NeWberry. who
while hunting with his father in the
swamp. shot and killed a splendid
large buck The captain himself was
very glad 70 be allowed TO Kill 4 doe
This litrls s5y Is an expert with his
rff7a and nz< haen hunting Sfue,s hs