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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
TO CONTINUE 100000 TOBACCO SUIT.

Norfolk. Va, Oct 15-R. T. Thorp, receiver OF
the Ware-Kramer Tobacco Company, will con-
tinue the prosecution. at Raleigh n. c.. Of the
100000 damage suit brought by the bankrupt
concern some time ago against the American To-
bacco Company and the Wells-Whitehead Tobacco
Company for alleged acts damaging to the Ware
Kramer company's business in violation of the
federal antitrust laws. These alleged acts by
the defendants in the $1.oOOOO0 suit are assigned
as the cause of the Ware-Kramer company's pres
ent embarrassment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
LEATHER STOCKHOLDERS GET TIME.

= further extension OF ten days announced
i1eaay for the deposit Of preferred stock OF the
NED states Leather Company by minority hold
VINO were not included in the recent arrange
- - maze with James Il. Colgate g. Co by the
ia Leather Company. Holders OF more than
- thousand Of the outstanding fourteen thou
y Du Ahsres have already accepted the terms Of
" oleI. which s. 80 for their stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
BILLIARD STOCK NOW 100000.

hartford. Conn Oct l5.-The Billiard Company OF
-lsfioen formed by special act OF the last Legis-
-s.e 70 be the holding corporation for the Boston
.asine stock standing in the name OF John L.
--aro d MeTiden has voted 20 increase it's capital
s.'ok from $4,000 10 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
STORAGE BATTERY COMBINATION.

a.. Westinghouse Storage Battery Company,
t,.s was Incorporated IN July. with a capital Of
s.s.s.'+ o. which $4,000 Is common stock and
49, -" as per cent preferred stock. has taken
-, ~s General Storage Battery Company. the
IT. u Which are at Boonton, y. J., and the
49, battery department Of the Westinghouse
So Company. which VIII be transferred 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
TO SELL POWER COMPANY.
Decree Of Foreclosure to Knickerbocker Trust
Confirmed by Jndge Lacombe

Judge Lacombe, IN an order fled yesterday in
lie United States Circuit Court, affirmed the de-
cree Of foreclosure granted October ~ by Judge
Holland, Of the Circuit Court OF the Eastern Dis
fast q Pennsylvania, IN the suit Of the Knicker-
hacker Trust Company against the McCall-Perry
Power Company. To secure an issue Of bonds OF
ubOO0o0O the power company on June Is, 1905
tEecuted a general mortgage covering all its
roperty 10 the Knickerbocker Trust Company
Judge Lacombe's order directs that unless the
,.ncipal and interest due on the mortgage bonds
uaich amount to ssZ2s.554 are paid 10 the Knick-
saoelxer Trust Company within ten days and In
s,sordance with the decree all the property de-
s-sbed in the mortgage is 20 be sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
MR.. LOEB CHOSEN A DIRECTOR.

Albany, Oct. 15.-Wilam Loeb, jr, Collector Of
the Port of New York. has been elected director
Of the Albany Southern Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
NEW BROOKLYN BANK AUTHORIZED.

albany, Get 1.-THE Superintendent Of Banks,
~ Williams, to-day authorized the Bay Ridge
swings Bank 10 open 4 hank In Fifth avenue be-
%een list and 5ed streets Brooklyn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
The following are the
ports since September /:

CoFFEE-Aftsr opening az unchanged prices to
franc in the French market the local coffee market
became more active and fTmeT. and closed steady at
advance of to 10 points. Sales reported
the day Of 10000 bags. So far could be seen.
covering end bull support that has been noted during the
last several days and which bush traders attribute
estimates Of the crop
crop prospect Possibly, however technical
conditions really behind the advance. There a
great scarcity OF the grades Of Rio coffee which
usually delivered New York contracts IN local
markets in spite OF heavy receipts primary prices are
maintained and people who have sold contracts
discount. compared with spots. 20 be finding
themselves in position where they forced
IN consequence. 1t may be that the ad-
200 rels. reported by todays early cables in
the Rio market OF the previous day due In
from American buyers in Ordar protect
engagements future delivery In the local market
cables hImer the MARKET there closing
unchanged 10 franc higher Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports 1906 600 bags, against 78000 bags
In 1906 and Jundahy receipts $500 bags against
$4,000 bags in 1906 New York warehouse deliveries
tinued relatively large reaching $4,000 bags Thurs
day for tbs day last The
market for spot coffee steady. with Rio No quoted
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16

yannsh firTn unchanged 19Hc; sales. e.a53 bales.
charleston urn, Vac higher i9Ac; sales 200 bales.
Wilmington quiet unchanged 1Ssc Norfolk rTn tso
hsner az 1Stsc sales Ts9 bales Houston steady 1-l6o
&c higher at i3hc. Baltimore nominal 1tc higher az
sc Augusta steady, lilo higher at 19Ac; sales 2l62
bsies Memphis frm sc higher 1880: sales, $3.50
bales ST. Louis frm &c higher 1850: sales 80 bales
ESTIMATED receipts or cotton at leading points for sat
gfaay: AZ Galveston 1850 70 $4,000 bales against %
sO to 10000 bales. against s2S7 bales last week and
l1S49 last year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
easier sales 5000 bales speculation and export 300
American. Middling upland, T41d Futures opened ir
regular. point lower 20 Ia points higher closed barely
Steady 70 points higher: October, 722sd; October
November 715hd; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Tl3d: December
January and JanuaFyFebruary 7l21sd; Februaryareh
I'D; March7April. Apri-May and May.Iune IliAd;
per. 09l lad; Septemberoctobsr 653d October-NOvem
Der, 63sd. Manchester; Yarns quiet and hrm cloths.
the higher prices asked check business .
comparative cotton statement for the week ending
Net receipts at all United States ports during
Net receipts at all United States ports week
Total receipts since September $50 692
Total receipts 70 date last Il I3A All
Exports for the 232 232
Exports for last year. 263 $50
Total exports since September 211621
Total exports date last l2 800
Stock at all United States ports. 716S59
Stock at all United States ports same time last
b6OS54
Stock ali interior towns. ss5s66
Stock all interior towns time last 4S2B72
stock Liverpool time last year. 100000
sime last year. a'.c.. ~. $4,000
The following the total net receipts Of cotton all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16

The local spot cotton was anlSt ana Po,
loer az for middllng upana tLa ~ ~ +4' '"N
dng Gulf Delivered contract @eo0 ,,uovv,.
Southern spot markets sd ~ Issc: sales $50 bales
sSSSs srm 5kc highsr az Ishc: sales 500 Bales IA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
Rash Work Eor,se Moth

All the arrangements for the
North Mississippi Fair to De held
IN this city On Oct. l3-lo. are be
irr made. and the necessary
buildings are being rapidly push
ed d completion. The city water
and Light plant has extended is
wires Be- the grounds and on the
aoeaing iay will be prepared 70
furnish sl the electricity that Is
needed.
a contract has been made with
tire Robinson Amusement Co, to
Furnish the midway s%ttracuons.
Tine race track i. in excellent con
laa. Three or more races will
pulled of each afternoon. Tee
url5es offered range from $40 TO
ESQ on each race. One Of the
attractive features Uf Thursday
vl aa the tournament in which
tle prizes offered viii be $50 to
..e winner and q 50 pattern hat
&. tla queen. j SO pattern bat %
ri maid Of honor and . Inc
powder box to the second
5 0t homer.
stable room Is reserved for SET
e-1l good horses frOn Merriam
and Nemphi, sud assurance has
sen given that a number OF
-ses FROM other localities will
De- pa hand.-Holiy Springs Re-
porter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
DlrasNcwS

AZ there has not been any 1eus
from this part Of the country for
some time we will try our hand
again.
We had a very unusual occur
rance to take place in our little
village a few days past and thai
was an automobile, which pasaed
through and seemed to be run
mig with all ease. Ii was carry
ing SIX passengers.
Everybody seems to be b,,Av
picking cotton.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Sheffield, Of Pits
boro, Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. A. ID. MoreIand.
We learn that Mr. Arthur Cram
mer Is going to attend school IT
oxford for a short time.
As news IS scarce we will clo-s
for THIS time, viii try to gatheru NJ.
more next time.
Wishing TIE EAGLE and il.
many readers much success.
SUNSHINE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
II he Concrcte Walks in D.ny,-.

The attention Of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen Is called e.
the fact that many OF our con
ere walks are in great danger Of
becoming utterly ruined unIrss
remedy = afforded e nee. In
many places tho recent floods
have undermined the walks ard
they ass likely to break into
pieces az any moment This
should rot be, it Is n economy
to pursue This kind Of policy. il
tie tewn las NOT enough labor
they should secure it at once.
There are many men wanting la.
Dor II this time and II will nav
the town to see u this. Besides
tue walks that have been UNDER
mined there N many enbauk-
ments that have been Left stand
ing without any support. when II
rams and freezes these will fall
upon the walks. All this should
have immediate attention. There
Is no use % put down walks and
leave them to ruin. Also there
ri many pieces in the new waIk.
that are too low; the water can
not get under the walks: the re-
suit IS there IS an overflow ana
during a rain these new walks
serve no purpose; you cannot
walk upon them.
We earn also there are MANY
complaints that in the grading
the city authorities left steep
banks and have made no provis-
ion Ter support and that several
are contemplating suit against
the town. Now, we do not know
the law, but we do know that
some peoples property has bach
Left in a very bad fix. " the city
bad the right TO do this why all
It's pretty hard on the
property owner, to be sure, but If
they had no legal right to do this
these parties should De paid dam
age and that at once. We need
no needless litigation and the
sooner these things are checked
lie better.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

We are having lots OF rain now
and it has damaged cotton q great
deal.
The protracted meeting ct
Springdale closed Sunday night.
II was a great revival meeting OF
about t2B conversions and " or
Is additions to both churches.
The photographer earle out from
Oxford and made the scene Of the
bapazing. The meeting was con
Quoted BY Rev. James Luderick,
of Bell County. Texas.
Mr.. Devoe White and family
visited relatives here Sunday.
Misses Susie and Maggie Nc
Larsy visited their aunt, Mrs. Ada
Martin this week.
Mrs. Febrie Potts and Mrs.
King we're the guests Of Mrs. Joe
Livingston last week.
Nessrs Lee. Walter and Elmer
McLarty have fred their bTics
kiln.
Best wishes 70 TIE EAGLE and
is many readers, I remain.i
Blue EYES.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30


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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
Notice to sriaye sul..rx

Public notice e hereby given TIA,
tee u~nderSgned sill receive ~ss1sJ
oids up 10 l2o'elock. noon, on IT.
DAY, Oct 9Th, for the bulidiny ~
bridge across sfdekwater Cree ~
road, INK No. TT. Also A br,sr-
across Galloway Greek on The 49,
oxford and Rocky Ford rosp. Ank y,
II Also a bridge aeross YsIloe~ ! ssS
Z ssek on the Oxford aud Dallas RAJ
it1k No Also a bridge ON tee IT,
i5S. M no.
The above mentioned bridges -rsto
Dc let out separately and to Be g.
1essoreihs to plans and speciiieafian.
Row ON file in my Office. The.@~ne-a
tus bidder viii be required 10 sn-siss
BOND double the amount Of earh h,'i
wlth two Or i-0re gS1d ssc.riaias 80
iaItasal performance OF the c,nt-,e,
Inc Boafi reserves the rivhr ~ -
Sc any and al bids, and on IRE sama
Day let the same out at pubIic oufc-e
tbs lowest ana best bidders r..
reserves the right To reject anS
and all bids. ~
W. N. WOODWARD. Cla-k
Oxford, Mag. Sept. Iith. igea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
Nv YofS Dot.

The health Of this community
Is very good except . few chills.
Tne farmers ere getting along
nicely gathering their little crops
and 90 not think it vii take them
very bong. a. they are short in
this pert and from what we hear
from other places it Is the same
way
We are having some very cool
weather for the tine q year.
Some say there has been frost We
have not seen az but It Is cold
enough.
Mr. W. L. Adams. vile ard lit
sie daughter, DOFi.. visited rela-
uves In his community Saturday
and Sunday.
We csoSe wishing the good old
EAGLs a long and hsppy life
NEW fepE KID.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
lit. Znin Eote

Formers ara taking advantage
OF tie local weather and are ran
lily gathering ia their crops.
We had 4 good day at Mt. Zion
sunday with our pastor. Rev. s
p. fIllilove in the pulpit.
We ar sorry to state tia. M-
j. f McLarty IS quite sick and
trust he Uili very soon recover.
The young people enjoyed a
singing 81 the hone Of VIZ. J. w
SteThens sunday afternoon.
Mr.. \. + Galloway and family
aeut Sunday afternoon at the
home OF Nr. Paul White.
Miss Carrie MeLarty spea; last
sunday with her parents.
Mrs. J. NJ Hall is still in : verv
serious condition requiring con-
stant nursing day and night.
The little Evans children have
been quite siak, but are improv-
Ing.
We learn that Miss Bessie Kew
ell. OF Oklahoma, viii return soon
tor the winter. Her friends here
gladly welcome her back hone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

On 4 lonely night Alex Benton, Of
Fort Edward. Y. Y. climbed Said
Mountain to the hone of Eeighoorr
tortured by asthma, bent on n ng
him with nr. Kings New Discovery,
trat bad cured himself Of asthma soon
reii=y u ard quickly cured his neigh
Dor. Later it cured his sons wife Of
a severe lung trouble. Millions be-
lieve It's the greatest throat. and lang
cure on earth. Coughs. eoid,, Group,
hemo-rhages and lore lungs are sure
~ cured by it. Best for nav fever,
grip aad whocping couch. 50 and 81.
rrisl bottle Free. Guaranteed By A.
II. keus-l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

Has many distractions, but none
- desperate ~ poor health, bat Ei-..
tFie BIsters IS the greatest health egilt
er Tue world has ever kn.wn. n
eompeis perfect action OF the ssom-
aeni liver, kidneys, bowels. uaridas
ehe blood and tones and i1yivoraf--
the whole system. Vigorous hodv
aa'o Essn brain follow their qse Yoa
cant asoro To slight Electric gsste--
y weak, run-d0wu o. sickIv- cSty
91c. Guaranteed by A. Fl. KrndeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

Snanberlain's Co:ic. Cholera ard
~hiArrhoea Remedy is today tie RI
know medic NE in use To- h -
and cure OF bowel complaints II
kriping. diarrhoea, dysentery.
e1ouia De taken at the unnatural
rsnsSs q the bowels /. Is equally
valuable Tor children aud aduIts. i,
@AA"gs cures Sold by ali druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
Tie university--Tf Old
Campus and How
IL Looks.

We H1he uceN eAGeellUEty III
.erested in the new improvements
;hat nave recently taken place at
the U~niversity. TIE new build
incs add much to the confor,
and welfare OF the institution but
We hear it on every hand asked
why is il that the University
grounds are So poorly kept
old torn down fences. unused
and torn down out-hoqses. un-
kemPt hedges and grounds. ,;ow.
a~ we understand these matters
are entirely left 10 the care 70 the
Superintendent one Mr.. -. L..
Ross, and that the Chancellor
has nothing % do with these
matters. Bu; be the. ~ Il NAV
every ore knows that those
grounds ere poorly kept
and that without good excuse.
There is no reason Why these
unsighly Outhouses. rotten fem
ces, neglected hedges and rough
Is Dep, lawns should be this way;
every one knows that . superin-
.eudent with one or twO cheap
hands can keep things in better
condition than this. IL would
take only a few days u tear down
and remove these 'shacks:' =
few days in fence building would
greatly improve things; a Little
care t. the moving would make
tie lawns look much better aud
hedges could be trimmed IA a
little time. Hands can be pro-
cured Tor this work at $1,000 to
S2j-opper month and no improve
meuts would add 81 much as tn
ones mentioned. The old power
house could be done away with
at little expense and The grounds
tAere improved Is II stands it i
II eys sort.
We would not censurp Mr..
Ross u~njustly he has n0w teen
'h~-e several yeas: the public
ices nothing he has done that
helps the looks Of thin-s. W.
Understand tais d, his duty in the
maiH he has other duties in the
w1y Of assignments q students.
the pay roll. etc. on, tlis wiIl
take only asmsll paste Of his time.
somebody IS 60 blame for this
torn down and un@-htly coudi-
ton Cf thi12: II i i nos Mr..
Ross then the blame IS pa, uroa
nim whose duty D. j. O. see 10
these things. Weie-u Mr. Ross
: psid a handsome salary Is two
thousand dollars per year e.
this. il this be true this
shoa.d be abolished. Il shoaf.I
q left to the students to look a.
ser Under ths supervision u the
ChaneeIlo- or some member 4
the faculty. Surely the studea,
would not make As bad a i9s a
the present sgpe-inra dent AM
besides this large salary would
assist several boys 10 pay Their
way to the University.
Let the superiatendent's Office
be abolished and placed in the
hands II some one who Will 4e
that the grounds are properly
Kept. y few days work at the
proper time and the expenditure
ot less than one fourth tie -
perintendents salary, under mos,
any kind of q boss, VIII work
w0nd rs.
Let Us have the grounds Of the
University put in good condition
a once. We would not hav.
spoken out - plainly but the
above state OF things nave Teen
commented upon freely for no,
only . short time but for several
years. We should have : change
u thiugs In this resnerL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
PENSION LiSr

COra tic list % Pensioners, I;oth
vi aud .uw, Tor the Year 1878
tn L.8F-ye cite ounty. Ns4
/. " II - ~ - n .nf-a-- -f.-t-
~ -sst COUNTY q StElc. ia n-rroy
certify thst thc taia9.ar uaEit-t 7sr-
IONS eaagoes trus, eorgect ald con
piste list q al psussnasrs ia saH5
count t1< said yer, Who are e.
uri-si 80 cav a CuEfedsrase pension
aRd C4f-er lee. gods o. Irs
Given unisr nay hand aad seal, this
TIE 2th eay vt September. Ts5S.
". y. WOODWARD,
Sbancery Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

Dread. the ire. The dread ia whole
SOM bot not the burn; that a be
healed ant instantly relieved BY ap-
plyiag Blisri's SOW Liaimeat. b.
prepared Tor accFa-nts By Be~Ping 4
bottle Always in tine house. Best tor
-prairs, brui-ss, ents. scalds. rhsum9
ti~m, usuF4igiA, buRioas-aay ana all
scaes aad pains rice ~. 50c AMI
y %. Sali n -. II. kerteL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30
ForSaIe

Two good saddle and har,e-.
Horses one fne Mare. two eood
Mules, several head Of eattIs -
mead OF hogs, buggy and harness
inc considerable household and
kitchen furniture for cash or On
time with good security. Cali or
Tr,.e 70 Les II. Russell. Oxfo,J
RUSSELL 2Pcs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

Ieuf NE against 5 cents i Iast *
city ~nAt you are doing it neglect a
soosn or e0id on the chest instead al
srratinx 1t with Ballardis Horehoun5
syrup- Ascent bottle of this spleu-
I'D remedy viii eare an ordinary
cough, heal the Iauss and aet a. !
.oaie Tor your entire system. SoId by
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

Ian De depended upon" Is an ex-
pfesss'n we al like to near and VIZ,
i Is ased IN connection with Ioam-
oerIaIn's collie, Cholera ana diar-haa.
oysent-rT or bowel eomnlasnts 20
pleasant to take and equally ya,u.sis
2 ehiltren and ADULTS. sud bv al
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

Dr. ~A5eFaathy. the great English
paJsician, saia: "Hatca your k,d-
nsys When they are aF.c;st, lie !
n DANGER FOley's Eicuey Remed
makes healthy kidneys eorreets uFIa
ary irregularities al tones M tire
whole system. Fer sale by all arue-
sz5ts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

TIE demand Tor that wonderful
stomach, liver and kidney cure. DR..
King Ae~ Life Psls-is astounding.
\ Ii. KeEdel says he never saw the
ike. lts because they Fever fail To
cure sour stomach, constipation. in
digestion, ollousres>, jtundice, sick
headache, chiils aud malaria Only
&c. Soid o. !. H. ke1tel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-09-30

List OF unclaimed mail natter let,
IN Inc Oxford. Gass-, Pcst-One- To-
The week eading saturday. Seol aJ,h
Bsannoo, Prince, fSpeeias.)
: Berry, Hiss Lille.
. Eo<er, Ben
Z kGso-a. Mrs. Mary.
) Boon. Ernest.
5 Beck, Mrs. Maggie.
Teachers Co-Oe~rstivs Co
; DeHarki1e. William.
> Howell. L. u.
10 HoWarI, Nis Like.
III Mitchell, LCster.
X Porter. Alice.
- s@oeker, Rev. VII.
- loon. /. a.
ID Wilson. Miss Hattie Inn.
10 Woman's College.
"hen ealnug Tor the -hoys rta.
give nc. OF letter date udv-rt1~e,J
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