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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Helena Club Officers.

Al the annual meeting of the Helena
Club, held recently the following officers
were elected:
James l. Botto, president; Thomas
Wesley, yce-presIdent; Louis NJ, Botto,
treasurer; r A. Cooper secretary,
Board OF Directors y. A. Brown, William
Gibbons, ". II. Harris George a. Cur
It's, George A. Allen,
The fifteenth annual banquet FOR mem.
hers and their friends viii be given Feb
ruary ed, at clubhouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
BothFAre Fined.

d rho s;tnteS Corpornt Ion Commission has fined
Two CORPORATIONS s2S each for falling to report
2dnlred by secton II VI the tax laws or the
State. TIKI sd il!l IN h
,rhu companies were tho George y. Bull Cont
5panys and tho Christian NYinfrce Company
both Of his city EA ~ 4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
ocal Assessments.

Tho Committee on 4 Local Assessments
last night heard complaints from q large
number. OF citizens regar ding 3nssessfnents
for! local Improvement n N o action, how
ever, Wns taken by no commi tee $f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
( ~ n M NJ r . AZ N
Illness Of Mr.. Tiopc.

HI MR.. HIN. II IIogc. Of Lincoln vn.. Is
critically III with typhoid Il fever ut 4 his
home, 4 Evergreen, Mr.. I1oge lfo is5
both are wi dolly kn0Wr.5ISEt N aIs-E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Three Charters Granted.

me Estate Corporation I,ornmlsslon yesterday
granted tho following charters I, SJSmea 4,
leerstary; j. r.. Nanee, president; 9. ., Eiler.
aIrseti,r; 'chiIhowle. Capital stoek, slg,gsh Obs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Suing Theatre Manager,

In the Law and Equity Court yes,er-
iagher, an infant by his best friend
Frank II. Gallagher for $3.50 against
Jake Wells, tli& Fl \
The bill alleges that. tho amount Is that
of u judgment obtained BY MI. Gallagher
against MI. Wells in another State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
oyster Supper Tonight.

Ladies or Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church will give an oyster supper In the
lecture room OF the church, sI'wcntleth
ana Broad Streets, to-IliE ht at o'clock
51Ilo entertainment will be given regard
ilrsa OF aHcil her& cOndl tiOnS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
MISSION BOAR: BOARD
Interesting Meeting, at Which l'l1't,l
4 4 a, M ;ss;o,,1ary Was Appointed.

Interesting Meeting, at =
New Missionary Was v as; Appointed PIP
,rbe rorelgn Mission Board 2 81: q !. 'h :,
southern Baptist Convention located tn IL
tits city, A IS regular ms mee5'nE tna
Week elected ray aeo Or g nev Mnpdals
+ meaGsr IN George Geqpl
CT, M Lathe ns TaS ,slso late
= IS. n =. mathews. Or. Mathews M WI :
the Board hseIn Is fS canaidates FOR
, nussl work under the Board i
cS%esre ssSi S"nst he BoSrd
ana stood the usual examination 81. na ~,
pjsaton qa,Ee 9omperd N wa sa0
hv the Board Boar and assigned to work II Il
3 M N11rsI A1cculow, who has ,peetl
,ai,a,.;,, y. under tho Board in Japan ~
ana i no tSd lsa ne', tic
rn.,.a ana r,yc O. very interesting ac-
,# count Of the work III japan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Bring MCINTYRE Back.

Governor Montague has granted nrednislon
on tho Governor OF New York for ono I,hillpl
Mcintyre who Ia wanted u In n orfclk. It is3
alleged for obtaining money under false Pre-
ftenBes. sa 5tS} 5sgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
4, cona,,ot A general wholesale and ' rota

= conduo a. general wholesale and r 20 "
nss 8 Sote
TetarS ana nt tNorfulk Va object e conduct
female seminary. ,,o,,rany C1nc.l Nor
The Reliable L1uo n.e gon n'resacnt, Norfolk.
V 1Glk ~ Ions Se s,,re Nor
ssfrs stock ana sseS
, nma retal liquor business IN S0tAo
nIae\y here 5f5 ltti It tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
For the Newspaper.

IN the h Law and Equity Court yester-.
iaySinEthe suit OF Watson II Tha ckcr ".
the News Leader Compan W Tor 20 goo, NJ a.
icging libel ,S3the jury found for the de-
fcndant company * 4 IVA N 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Hold First Meeting II day.

THO first meeting of tho Ri edmond
Branch Of tho Jewish Women Council
Of America wiz be held at 4 Y T. 53 ~. to-
day mt Beth Ahabah Temple. on West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Small NoondaY.HHFire

al, alarm or fire about noon yesterday
from Box 75 was occasiored by Il small
,iiro at No. 81 Brook Avenue. Tho dam
ago was thrilling. * Ii s;5 4i VI "a mi s #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

purnetts' Vanilla Extract
Used and highly endorsed by all leading
hotels.-~.Ady.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
y Sold Millions Of Pounds.

8prietors OF C,renshuw' s5wnrehouse nave
this to say in their monthly obacco = re- e.
port: KS I'll IS s,sy NJ . y; ,{ Ii Nj . /. :,
to date, 4,s57.sM pounds ;3sod to same date
last year, 1896 500. increase this year over
last n year. 1886, 9O2 pounds hig hest price
foe. the s1llonth aud season. S41 OO.8 our
market closed with he month strong@ ana
active. oil'an grades Under, strong demand !;
or the totiils sales nine tenths (9o per CENT
Il IS estimated to have, been air orr SUI y
cured tobacco, which rs IN trong eyid %
Of the demand for milder Leaf. We beg
again to advise larger crop %of 81 incurred r 6,
as necessary forS$ the prosperity or Il TINS
highly valuable trade. Tho old su1l-cured
belt should look we'll to it's lnurels.''sss
Supreme, c ourt P dings.
Proceedings An the Supreme Court yes sS1
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
5ys. Fritts. Fully argued by Robert y.
Scott for defendant In error and ~. II ~
Downing rsplaintiffA In error .r9 and sub
Lewis Us. Apperson. Argued by ..,I;
Jeffrles for appellant and con inued untll
Tomorrow morning I, r Is !, 7, u. s. +,
The next cases to be called are: Grlonta
Lumber Company vs.. Blades Y, l.,im Der
Company, Taylor3vs. sTa ylol', and c.naaulck
vs. Burke. being Nos. Co. o. and 62 on u i. az i
gument docket. M }li III n 35i IA 33544
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
\ Russia Disturbs.

M. Russia is n disturbing element, and Il
has become necessary for Japan to fight
Russia so that she may maintain peacs
within her own borders. S5; H Hill
ss<t II desire to enlist the sympa thy Of the
American eoplc for npan and Ht lis mn
aim to correct existing prejudices against
Japan caused by Russian sources. i %
am able to do this work, 7 feel that 4 am
doing service TO my country s 4
marquis Ito has the HI Ehest T. opinion
OF America and ii Amerlc nns. fale has
conferred upon him Ill. p, n and ahe has
many friends III this country. 81
Count Okutna is also q great friend
OF America. and never let's an opporttI-;
nifty pass 10 speak III praise Of this grand
,nYi ~ ~ y}f$es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
.JAPA.N||..D|QE|SI.N'O|7
Y ] 1O0A N. /
BMr.5 O,klaliloc y Ylatnlato Dailji says,
Not Country isS
Policy t5sl
AlIlE|::Al'' I ! |. u,
WOUNDS.
aYsIj(s tlii1 ~ T r !,
Vcgetablc Diet Works to AL
! vantage 81 the INJURED Sol
dicrs Sleep But Little


IA MI Okaho Ynmato DanjI, OF r olio,
who Il. In the2city. lecturihg In tho inter.
cost OF tho Red Cross Society orfJapnn, ~
not paid ], but Is working DIT his .owta
sscholnc$ on lines Of liis own dcvlslng. Els
aim Is to help especially the widows ana
orphnns OF Japanese soldiers who die "a 10
glorlo lousy on tho field OF battle. N NJ N
NJ Mr.. DanJl, who Is n son OF q member
OF the Japanese Parliament, was cdu--a
Gated at Mt Vernon Academy Phiadei-
phla.s ana Cumberland University, where
he graduated. Al ter graduation he re-.
turned to Japan and engaged in@news.s
paper work. t ri II. $
q He has tho distinction OF teingsth first
!newspnpcr mn h ~ ho Interviewed In Eng,
'llsh.8 Amongst those r whom he ir,tcr.s
Viewed General kuropatkili and one & Of
the Grand VI Dnkess cousin OF ! tho Car.
I'ayroff, \ minister to Korea, save him an
audience. III tSsS al
Mr.. Dnnjl. To whom he gave his auto
graph, snys pavroff lis the grea test al plo.i
mat he has ever me i.
Mr.. & Danji said 4: = apan has no wish to
annex Korea, nor has She any desire to
| take possession OF China. Such actions
arc against the principles OF Japan. She
| Is fighting for undergraduates. and she de-
llsircsRt be let alone. 80 that sho can sde-
ycop$ her own IA resources In a \ peaceful
way. Japan loves peace, and abe Sis fight
Ing to maintain peace. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02
Valentine Y German.

Messrs. Nuiinnlly, Donald, MUM w. 1, amd
aCommittec,arnct last night and completed
1}f Hal
'rhn rsstTnant viii Tbe for# tho pleas sure of
q the o members OF the club and their friends
and Will be an eNclu WIZ tl to 81
cat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
SAY YANKEES spou THINGS
En-ifshn4n Assert We EIi-nIaar. Al
u. Es.aazez trum Capture
az aahh-rz4

Our cousins on the other sisie Of taa
Aflalflr. saEs an English pager. ar. ~
s11a-r n ariiHary matters cf everyday
occurrence that they are rubbiag LIE *
lIl~ trz charm q romance.
The ether day n naa hlf his over
cnaf stoisn n = and discovering hls
hsss q 8 - hs teiep.oaed % the police
Ant reported the affair 10 the inspector
ea enrv II IS AT IN a deteetive
started n searuh for the coat. AMI rsla
q sarta rs-s thief AMI coat IN . pawn
1rnae-'s saoP az "a
Nc el7eiaI Information is fnrthc0m-
ms - - hnw many minutes elapsed
between the arrest and conviction q
ess thief hua --orts are being maize
T. trses the telephone exchange girl
Sao Inst two minutes tn connecting
lie robbed man with the police.
In tkis country We are more partiru-
lar as 10 preserving the romantic and
sentimental side. Fifteen minutes does
cot give a man tinIs enough u realiza
Z lcsz- or 4 thief 10 appreciate his gain
Our record reads somsthing BIKE this
JaaIary = oEerroat stolen. January
Z. reported % pnlice bY letter IanIE-
ary a. letter aeiS1oxIedga,i. February.
MsirCt ald April police ri-cuiar-zs
rawES hops Dersrahsr. eiew Gbtall@t..
January : anniversary ef Ansst. an AZ
rest. Idluary - priSouer discharged
elss 0f mistaken identity
Sc fuuht our merhasi Is better. aersr
al = nav not &c so safs bur lhs
senzatinu lasts aou=sr and L lfrle loss
b nasie % -B n aong way
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05

surface Is % b. recon meudsd for this
purpose such As gllre siiS. saraen. or
fare cioth- The bag Is formed from
a strip Of material ~ inches long AMI 10
inches wite. three inches or the visita
being turned in ant rsmme,l to form !.
Wifis frtlf. outside which rings should
be sewn ar intervals in which 10 threat
the ribbon slide SIX pockets shouit b.
next constructed of doubie thickness u
material turning them IN ar their up-
per edges and machine stitching. ane
making a button hols in each rha
pockets should measure about six
inches whie ant eight inrhes high. and
should b. neatly stitched ~ tho bag be-
FIRE ir Is masie up. The whole can ths1
b. sewn 20 rhs base a. once Il wuuld
hlok pretty 20 have the pocsets af vol
vgt IN a contrasting shade Or a da~p.-~
t1ue - the sams coicr % courss. r,s
Initials also must b. Eurke,i hsfnre max
irg M and shauid % dcne in silx ar ore
uf the pretty silky cutrans. IN smhr,i,s-
cry or sarr sffrrh.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
PAT cRoWE CAPTURED
Famous Omaha KidnaP-r Arrested AZ
Butte.

3Isr... Moaf-. Osst- 3-Pas GROVE.
Eante,f By the Omaha pulics hlr the
sHiuaptne % the suu OF Nalioaai re
Parker CuElhv IN Eun, Wa arrested
in this CITY tonight Groves nisutid-
-atnn has, bsssn msIsis cumPi,-es uhruu-h
photographs -snt ~ the authorities by
the eTnslha of'icers.
s-swe acknowledged he Wa thu fI-ri-
tive. b.sruming alarmed when h,s feared
the authorities were g,ling o-aout hilu.
Captain of Pali,. W T. Ncsirazh ami
Detective Ncinsrn,sy made the arrest.
pi.l,,ing the inllzzl.s Of their reviewers
agitinst his stomach as h.a emerged
t-,sm ssIlnoa IN the Tenst,sriain seesioa
of the city.
Grove Declares be woul,i return TO
Omaha wirhour re,4aissiriou papers.
he eurse,i birreriy as his arrest. -x-
pressing eha<rin AT hEs apprehension
in a to,su the size OF Butte. when h,s, a.
b. sasi. hlsi travel,s,l th,s worisi over
ansi evaabssi arrest IN al OF the Elrcs
ciu5ss.
\ friend Of Groves informed th,s
Ia.sal pol5re Of Groves presence IN the
eifF, aG,i bis arrest hsllowesi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
GOVERNMENT COTTON REPORT
rocal Ginn%d co September IS Was
= 35s, ,03I Bales.

W1-hin.stsu. O'ct. 3.-Ths Csu-,l- E5,i-
rsaH tosiay issued bulletin showing
the quansiuy OF eorton rina,,i fi-om rh,s
growth % EAs5 ro September - % ia
--.'1- ii&I aalss.
These figures we're complied frun
seisgraVhic reports q spectral a...nc- %
the bursaE Who have cslnuln,s.s,l rh,s
.sinneri,s- of tar variouis St.lf..s amt Ter
rinori,ss. AMI the reporr = au,s of -
ries xhh-h WI b l~-sIsd regularly
hereafter until th.. completion Of the
ginning of tlas crup u EAa5 rh,. RE-
port j. eari1sr than any nia.i,s in EDas.
rsns5sring comparison impa--isl,s. The
report by States gives The 5,llowiu,-
-uir--
Alabama. Iie. hi-. Arkansas. 9. L..
Flnri,i.A- I-.-'i-s tseor.-ia. ss.- -. In
1ian Territory. "a sii5s Logisiana. a.
-. Jlhssissippi. s-.sI-. Nas-ouri- :. tx
North Carolina. E.f.=Eis OsIth0ma.
: -..5c S,surh Carolina. ~ ~~se T.sun.--
-..e. 3--1ls TEXTS. -. FAi5 vI.gini.a.
- Total. - ,e.lI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05

The cffeia1 rsrorr frum New Orisarz
covering he - huszrs s1sfs,t A. p N
On The ISr. shaxs,a< New eases of ysI-
Bsw fever. Ef- s1al TO aaze. s.a..-s
pearhs. J. rucaI tg 1ars- 81 Cases m
DER srsarnsu1- -. aisyhlrEs,f- :. pi6s
Cs1rsi,s4 Lsutss4zk points. Is zsw cases
azd TWO deaths.
Fruu tAe v1ristEs infected vo51rs n
Mississippi Gu s1s tsr- cEsrs were ~
u~w eases cf yel-ux fever reported ant
rixa Isa.hs. and frscz Pensacola. ga
ave new eases
Fourteen asW easss II yellow fsvsr
rsra ryrOr-etf ar EbgkSnurg. Mss. gn
tae =srh ar the largest number Soc
4zy "a a1arx since the disease lppsare't
thsrs Narrhez has fsHr NV cases.
GaIfrprz three ant H1z'tshorD aue.
RgpsrIs frsm The various Infected
rrtzrs IN LssElszI11 and NAssi-slFFt
surezu,s 20 Sf1w new cases. the per-
esnsa<E oc GsarkS. however Es snail
AZ Pensacola. Fla rke 1a-hortrLss ara
<srcvss,iing IN euG1rEug the d--eaEss Win
n vel zsnns,1 limits
Oaczite Of New Orleans Pensacola.
F1I. Is point Of yellow fever lnfsc-
rlan- attracts tee most arrenrlon- ID
70 The evening Ct shs -6sh there h-ht
hssE n tSczI Of 18s cases ant Is Gsaraz-
N-sztsssppi Cnczizues TO shl1w rErerrHs
Fc.Ez< of FrfecrIou- hat f1r The @Gss
part hey are well under control
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
GOOD Foa The HAIR
p Careful n Change the Par- and
Gus or--r chazSs ra- MAJ
Esr az Arr1ag=z<nE

Z Fuu xIzr 10 hare a lIxIrta1t h-a4
a aAlr az -. aeEt 2 part ir IN the same
plaea from tie time ycu lsaEe schnal.
Z Yau su Toa EilI-havs = 1-sy Wasks shat
Eauid 8eeummrGzf- 8iaes beetles NJ
woman n he Ecrid mas surh beautiful
Aalr Ass tA@ wamal sha ksers sslI IN
sight q tae prevailing l1shicn- Tt
means that saa cr-qusnriy changes her
node Il dressing. aad cAl1gs IN Dress
laE Is as ssna for ne hair a. intellE-
grur irregulariry Is for the human
mechanism Those harmless little
Egrlfs. I alwsss DO. have hee1 the
stumbling block IN many and many .
human LIE.
Why 10 yCu always double On n win :
IL so seldom comes Of" was asked 4
card player. who Immediately replied.
with Iaok % mingled pity and scors:
why. il IS nv system Il was a very
ha,f system, but thers was nothing more
70 &c said
So with YOUR hair a. with many Of
your hzhi-s. try swinging OF once in
awhile mo Eew grooves. and den 2
eramp Yourself BY foolish regularity.
Remember the axiom Wise men
ehange their minds" and II is to be
hoped somecin1es their HABITS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
PRESIDENTS ITINERARY.


Washington. Ossf- = - Pre~aisus
R.-.~sven wili ~ 10 New usiean. ae-
sptre thss yellow ssvsr spsssnss
To aueii anv complications over th,.
suiranrinr re.siriani,,us of the variuu.
S1ifes i1 th,s >outh. the Presi,teut ta..
d.svi,i.sd a, n..ss New OrieaEs the fuaI
>esp ON be. TRIP, He will b. in New
Orleans eu the 18th Instant. After -h..
est ssn,uaa- Ia that sity be viii 20
taanr'i a cruiser and make tn. Frsruav y
frun Wv ORLEANS to Washington By
water ffe Z. expects,i 10 arrive her.
sirher on rh.' alth or 1tst instant.
Tn tae making Of she-.s n,w aud def
nIte arrangements e wls h,uuiI us,ss-
sary IN p,trt - rearran-r,. sh,. itfnsrarv.
A. ir hans h.en nsasf.s IN a tentative way
The Presidents VIII b.ave Wash ingrsu
cn the 18th in-rHnt. ~ Ear A. ~ An
xis-rinss. tI.h- rhss "trip will b. nn.i.s a.
previously arran,r,si Frsm - Na.rl--
-lns shss f'-ssri'-ng = ~ 70 - sgsail... Il
siss,isl ct Esrutin.gAam
ri-sm Alabama h. sill - - Lirtle
isr'x. Ars Their. rhs party wlr b.
al-iiau,i..'s. the F's'.~isi-nt and ~.,rretiFv
Lsssa -'rin.s ~ Nevv sri.ssl,. i.ir ri,, ..,.r,-
Hss'uis.s In thar eirg eu the san in.s-lnt. .
lzs'i rass ssinainsi.sr % the party reta-n-
ia- from LlrrEs H.,.-is - Wash u,-f..n.
p has nut hsr,n tstsrEri ins.'i as.fii iirsis
vst what vessel the F'-eSisisnf wiI1 u.s.
cu aa> rvslru "TRIP ne Washington In
a's,.isiln rn cums % WashinGrou b.
-ea rhst P'rr--isissnf Nass lutueu,.,s,i by !.
desire nsG % cums- into euufs-s IN tuv
wav wtth ths quarantine regulations u
the southern >zans~4 Two WEEKS aaru
h. lufiluaaei that h. mighs -sive the
'llfi'.uity IN this way. bur thu natter
SIs nee ~ettl,s,t definitely until ue,iav-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
ATTRACTIVE WORK BAG.
This sh-vs Some improvements en
the Popular Design IN the Shape
at Little Side Pockets.

The little bag shown here. although
or Esii snowa ant popular design.
presents mDdi rratiuns tn the tarm cr
little suite purkect. whirh are Decided
Improvement The circular base 1-sass-
ures ren inches n diameter. ant must
D. constructed from sfiT carinuarsf.
tnsi thsn covered GA both s;sies Win
Whatever material h sei-cf-,i ANY
talng Win a su,oth aad 9ast re- .ecfins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05

q ieve shif pushes a student On vn-ths-
he las rsa'hers cr rot He vas able
20 give him soule snwx~stions ant after
aNhils 70 put him in the vay Of riinx
20 cuisge- rhat mountain boy heesrs
a & iisrinS nSuishe'i professor in a xrpaf unl-
vers.ty proving h rnsslf noe Only skiTfal
IN mathematics. bgt abba u master 9th
er tuties tn many islis.
Dorothy. the real value of nafnema,-
i''s fur Yoa win b. 70 convince yua thar
vhatever other girls have doze. a xirI
hss ynu NAV Do. Also. Il NAV help you
20 afiopt tne motto ee the wiss~t % men
-Wha1sosvsr thy hand nnastA u IL.
to Il with thy might.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05

Marshall y. C., Oez. a--Afaer exe-
euEion bad been twi,,s stayed P.en,i inss
Peter Smith Of Madisea county wha
was eundemnesi to death fgr criminal
assault on Eva SurEles. lfi-yeilr-'aid
girl 0f uhe same county was hangef n
the prison yard Of this city today
Smith first mounted platform erected
above the walls Of the prison yard. and
faein@ l-1a cizizens- declared he Was
innocear of the crime. This was the
first hanging held In Madison county
tor khIrrE wears
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
aRcANum TROUBLES.
Msnhsrs VIII Pay the View Rae
caIy Ua6sr Protest

N,-w York Ocs- 1-In a stAfemsns
by the beglI commiru-e of the Asss-
eiase,i Councils ef the Royal Arranam,
asssIs,i - .nenzbssrs sf the order sasi.1E
il i advised uhalE menhsrs refiI-s -
si..a blaalcs ssn,i,ss,zi bT tEs SsVre e
Ceaneil- b.easH-s signing wound prass-
zis.alls b.. an as-.sn1 - the charge Of
RATES 2f asssss-lnent
: La Is advised uaaC nenbsrs aenaler rls.
ohi rzss Of lsssssgEenr. and II refused
b. the eoiisesssr 4 written protest siassuIss
accompany Iae paEmenH Gf the ne~
rate.
The leg-EI esmnI1Ges prv snes. a hIr-u
Of vrstsss "a hliloW ant rsnnuns-.s any
responsibility in me a,tion heglIn IN
Tenrs.sses amt Ontario.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05

Black trimming IS being used a great
deal especially on Iight-coIored gowns.
AZ IL tones them up and makes a very
striking trimming A gown Of Light
peartgr1T IS very chic with the waist
trimmed with 4 wide. handsome black
trimming IN lsft design The hoIero
fronts are trimmed with Il and there l.
q f'lH vest Of black lacs. At the waist
the trimming IL rur On to form n zirdIe
and at the neck and sleeves there is q
touch Of paIs pink silk Black trim
ming On white ts-very effective.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
RscsIpe. Exceed Expsnds-urss.

Washington. Oct 2-The moaEhlv
statement Of the governments receipts
ami expenditures sanSs thar far the
month Of September, Est'l. the sleAl rs-
ceipts were So. ...5I IA ansi the sxp-n,l-
lures s+I-ins.s-s. leaving surplus far
the month Of ss.94I. 500. and a tssfeiz
tor the three mouths of the f$raI year
Of ss,5-4, 500 Ths surplus for >sp5sn-
her- rss4- was nearly si.at1.fsss and
the deficiz foe she corresponding three
months In Ia4 was sr1. - a1e The
expenditures lls5 month were S~tii1.1fa
In excess Of those for September. Esle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05
ABOUT MATHEMATICS
THEIR DrScIPLINAEY VALUE
vERY CONSIDERABLY AND
GIRLS SHOULD NOT NEG
LECT THE STUDY.

Most Schrci Girls Dislike Al--hra-
Mt.h-marics n Fine Dtscipli1arian
1t Helps Qua Acquire Psrsevsr-
sncs. Moral Courage Rnd Ssif-coa
tr1I-ES1ratisu Is Built ca the
Alphabet the Multiplication Table
aad the Ten Commandments.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-10-05

fh.s IRE insur-inee business 1l-.l -h.lNs
4 falling 81 ter ths- fir-t ~ix nluufh- of
IN. wear. rass premium rv.eeIpts soc the
s'-nl-1nntlall p..rio.i last fil- l..in-- s>.Ia.-
81 against r-It.k--i Arr the same
p.rioa this year. a dss',rvass ef stf.-