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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24

lined with fiesh-pink tulle are gaining in
favor, while a black and white veil is al
WAYS becoming Silk fishnet wells are
novelty. having a plain border of SILK
round the edge. Quite wrinkle, by the
way. when white veil is required. Is to
select one in a cream or champagne col
or in preference. as these VIII be founo
70 he much more becoming to most skins
than dead white.
II has always been theory of mine
that the hat is the most important point
in a woman's wardrobe. 1t is dfstinc-
ton or a defect. A smart gown topped
NV a ,adly chosen hat Immediately loses
ali its charm. while a passe frock takes
a new lease on life when worn with a
chic creation.
Therefore you who would understand
the art of correct costumlng remember
that n rests on your head whether or not
YOU are well dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24

Black and white bead fringing on .
mum of seal and ermine was novelty
noted few days ago In one Of the shops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24

Frenchwomen take care that the soles
of their boots or shoes are BACKED as
well as the uppers, for a light-colored
sole Increases the width of the feet II
they are not very gracefully placed when
sitting down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24
A Harmless Way to Dark
en- Hair; Simple Remedy
for All Hair Troubles.

Who does not know the value OF sage and sui.
ohur for keeping the hair dark, soft, glossy ana
6, GOOD condition: As a matter Of fact. sulphur
is a naturol element Of hair. and deficiency OF
Il in the hair Is held by many scalp specialists
to he connected with loss of color and vitality
OF the hair PROFESSIONALLY, there 10 no better
remedy for hair and scalp troubles, especially
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24

Lingerie frocks and silk coats will las
as long as they can possibly be worn
alone or under an auto coat. To make
them very smart the taffeta coat mu i
he short. as q bolero or coat with plated
or gathered basque, and bordered with
swansdown. taffeta glazed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-24

dainty blouse OF lace and the sketch today This
is in cream vergng the yellow and made silk of
shade The entire blouse of vertically tucked net
two bands sleeves the being under
Meath double r of the lace edgng from neck to bust
held down the by strip OF seone silk
onamened with cerse silk buttons. twist of cerise silk
ending in loops and finished ends marks the line
and below this full ruffe of lace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31
New Fall Coats

Are arriving now. and you can select one any time
snd be one u our early style leaders We have them
10 in all coIors. styles and prices
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31
EQUINOX Hot ~
ARRIVALS

~ vi Pratt aud wife New i'0eheile
ismer Doollitle and wife
: lisnit pomaroy aud vife
M,x. a. W. Pond New YORK
utnl l. r. Tracy
Mrs wilmefding
RpGgti iiager lr, aud wife
rblld std nurse
y Cufebaeh aud wife
n. \. alcntgomery and wife
Nias :. Van Aken
IL J tArol
Thos j Ryan aud wife
Rel. !; Leonard aud wife
& T.. burden and wife
Aiss Harden
Miss Kate Leo Salina kas'
Mrs. L. W. o'Ioughlin Glens Falls
Frank n Orr and wife
southbridEe Mass.
Fred ". stearns and wife
nrooklIne, Mass,
II ID. slearns
W. s Forbes a6d wife Richmond
Miss stendran
Mrs. A. @. sehach Bloomsbury, Pa.
Mrs. c w. McKelvay
Miss NJ McKelyay
.C. w. Mckelyay
A z. sehach
C. w. Woodhousc and wife
Burlington
/ English and wife New Haven, Ct
John G. sheehan and wife New YORK
Miss b. Sheehan
Miss NJ Sheehan
Cyril sheehan
Kenneth Sheehan
W. Sitterham and wife
Miss +. Sitterham
Miss d. Sitterham
Chas. y. f. McCann
DIR. ]. ". Schcnok Wynnewood, Ia.
/ J. II, schenck Jr.
Four children
Miss Conley
Geo. c. Bright New Orleans La
II Il. Ford and wife st. Paul, Min
r. w. Stewart and wife chicago
Mrs. NJ. Il. ID. De Cordoya Lincoln
W. II. Woods and wife
Brookline, Mass
Miss w H. Woods
H. IL. Long and wife Youngstown .
IC n, Kranted and wife
Mrs. A. j. Mccarthy
Miss Kranter
Mrs. C. II. ocumpaugh Rochester
Miss Grace Ocumpaugh
lH T.. Ocumpaugh
Mre u Hawke Philadelphia
IJ. w. Jackson and wife Plainfielt
IA. b. Ashforth and wife New fori
M. H. Manuel
Miss II. Mueller
Miss j. Mueller
Chas. Il. Rogers
Mrs. W. r. Dominick
Miss Marshall
Miss Dominick
r. W. Kelsey
Mrs. williams
B. Twitchell
]. Anderson
II. Bill and wife Groto'
Frank Curtiss and wife
Sheffield, Mass
Miss D. f. Roys
lC. X. Skinner and wife Lowell, Mas
n + Twitchell Plttshurg Pa
w. l. Twitchell aud wife Hartfor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31
Fall Dress Goods and Silks

In great variety Of styles that We know vii please
YOU The color weave ard materials are fully up.to-
date in the leading fashion center
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31

We guarantee our goods to be of equal
value to your money every time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31

w =. Porter arid wife
Mlss u. n l.ltilowood brooklyn
Mrs. MN. ciawspn Clifton, \ Y.
n. J Miller FrcepoIt, \, "
A. /. Earle
Mrs. oliver g stevens iioston
and maid
Wm A. Mahappey
.. y. Dorsey
John ". llol, and aio Quebec
u. !. Brown and wife Montreal
Miss q Brown
Miss Horne
r.. V. Rowley aud wife New York
,tar Frank Rowley
Geo. Foster and wife
j.. ". Butler and wife
IN. T.. Morse and wife Norwalk, o.
w. s. Brock aud wife
West Hartford Conn.
NJ. Burnham and wife
Sami y. Lewis and wife
Plymouth Meeting, Pa,
NJ. q. Bushnell and wife New Haven
]. H. Patterson and wife Z. 8. Army
Mrs. c. A. Ward savannah, Ga.
.C A. nowles Springfield
Miss Bowlos
Mrs. J l., Harris Philadelphia
A. @. Smith and wife New York
Elliot Holt
Guy l.. Robinson
J. II. Caryalho
+. r. Jones and wife
Miss T.. Stoughton
c. II. Shaw and wife
Mrs. l.. Mcdonald
y. s. Snow and wife Boston
u. u Chase
Mrs. ]. II. Lee Conshohocken, MY
Miss Lee
J. Il. Lee and wife
liz. II. Southwick and wife Brooklyn
Miss Jessie Southwiek
| l.. 6. Southwick
/ r. W. II. Crane and wife
Miss Agnes Chambers Baltimore
n. s. Cummings Stamford, Conn,
Chas. d. Lockwood
Miss Florence G. Brown Cleveland
Mrs. Chas. j. Sheffield
Miss NJ. l.. Brown
| Col. Willis Wood and wife
Kansas City
Miss Nellie Barber
Mr.. stoughton Walker st. Joseph
Miss N. Walker
-. Walker
| j. Robbins and wife Babylon
Miss Robbins
IL. p. Church and wife MyrIcks, Mass
H. Carlon and wife Taunton
Miss Il. Il. Cook New fofR
H. G. Kingsley Rutland, va
lA. A. Packard and wife Springfield
Miss Marjorie stephens Detroit
Miss Sara II. Burnham
III V. Prince aud wife Brooklyi
III. NJ. Wood and wife SO. Coventry
ID T.. Maynard and wife Utica. N. }
p. r. Eagan and wife Pelham,Nf
Ms John w. Roche
IL T.. Elder and wife East oraih'
r.. A. Bush and wife
Lawrence Bush
S. q. Nelson and wife New fof'
II. Rartholomae and wife
Mira. NJ. II. Gregory
Mrs. g. p. Horton
Mrs. ~ Simpson
Miss n ID. Leonard Pittsiel,
Mrs. NJ w. Gregory San Jose Cii'i
Miss Il. j. Barnard Cincinnati
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-08-31
Fall Attractions
In Everything that is New, Neat. Handsome
and Upo.Date
The New Suits
and up-to.Daie

That We are showing csnnot be surpassed IN qually'
st,e workmanship and ct for The moderate low price
We ask for them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
SandHm New.

The health Of cur community
= very good at this writing ana
fhs farmers are busy planting
IN and cotton, but are most
through planting
Nr. james ksstier and Mr.. r.
sin Hickey and vile attended the
concert At Kingdom Thursday
night and Mr.. Hickey had the
misfortune OF breaking down his
eu--y. bat lGekhly neither were
hurt
Misses ley sad Willie K. Beard
Laura ansl Carrie Morgan visited
Ars. Dezzie Harris Sunday.
We regret 4 say ta1t Ar, u g
Wilson has been quite sick for the
aozt three weeks. bat are glad %
say he = improving al present.
SIR. T. " Beard and vie sisi.
II their sister, Mr. D0Sa Sgepa-
en- Saturday ard sunday
Mr Il \ Wilson srl ~lfe visit
- Nr. Arthur Eeuss sunday
Nr - y ke-tIer. Xl5e and daugh
tsr. Miss LeGa. visited their
3s Ehter. Mrs Georgia heel,
Scuaay and Monday.
IL James kesfisr made ? laas
art esu near sand Hi Sunday
afteruq0n-
Misses Ale aad Eoxle Wilson
VISITED tAefr cean4-fasheF Sunday
". rs F5uss passed through
here sunday
Wishing tae dear Gil EAGLE
much SUCCESS. I am
Baby Doll.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
PC Want 4 job?

We have mere calls for once
help than we can supply
Your hands earn ieoC Gets 70
81 20 4 day. Your HEAD, prop
erly trained, can earn from = -
S. ! day
Drau-hoa's Course 81 Book
Keeping. Banking. Graham PIT
mamie Shorthand and T0uehType
writing viii tx you- hest-quali-
fy you for the 80 l. So a day
class and then End the job.
What Draugk0n's has done for
OTHRES 1t can Go Tor YOU
Memphis : a great business
city and affords splendid oppor-
tunities for good positions"
For free catalogue and particu-
lars address, W. T. DAVIS, Maaa
ger. Draughon's Business COL
lege. 14S-tJ0 South Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, (opPosite HOtel
Gayos0.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Ny physicians advise tlas i l
would re-1la my l-alfa must
quit M wl-k il- a time
/ shah aat attempt g. D. anT
practice. coasui.sas ID. atlersasa
until us1. January, wasa / a9p.e
10 Dc aEIe % r--eater the active
rracaes rs aesiieile
Tae partnership between my
self and Dr.. Gather VII reuAlu
As heretofore b1t4 - s-rs-ry
ard gen raj Frlcslee-
Bs-inr.aS June IT. 81. Ea-sF
vii have charge "a ga- Prescriq-
ten Department u the lrug sslre
ara Nr. Cox and ny san- v IL
laa. wilI remain - heretofore
Very respectfully yours. etc,
p. v. ROWLAND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

TEe c.n-s1e exercises ~ she
OXFORD G-s o3i ST.. take
tomorrow tfrsisyl morning. q: 20
O'Clock L. lz sraoi chapel. 4
very Interesting program has
been arr 1-e. c1usisuag % reci-
tations a. a4-ieal selections.
The e. var has been q
ve-- sue s5Isl one for TIM .h0al
an P-es. satlto5 AM i corp
of f1.sh ed sad efieseas trarher-
deserve sire. well earned vacation
The era 1t = tais year ngm-
b iea- oEs Nrss-c Jsn
Lsavesl. Wa PlrFls, f.a-i WoT.!.
Fountain Callavty, 40 Nica9is,
Frai 2I-C,esle. Abtis WILSON,
Misses G.l.ss SarEy- Fannie -
Neg. LEA SINS. N=a4 Seea :
erlle. Nlnni- Farley, Annie
BroNn. W.eaie Esne. Bertha
Ba.a.ahe V.rgss - gps, IN
r-ele Fades
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
En TRu7

( Liiar EAoI.E. Just a 'sv lines
- ynue spsce % PRE- -els what
sieerr -rert Importance O. Ok
fcri sad Lafayette County azd
z a ul-s public spin. aud CO.
operation ar0cg our business
men Weare sadly indirr rent T.
The Eceis e our town. We need
naaufle'1Fses, FuUrr citizens and
a concentrated spirit - push ansi
ieaergy.
live speat hall as much time
and talS boosting pNfosi .adplan .
uing Industries as We do taikinr
politics and whoopine il ~ fosi
some candidate who will lose "a
autiiaIar tae primaries. ne 91ull /
have 5ft0 people here now.
We need a Business League
With busters II Z. t,wns smaller
than oxford have done many
things bY corporation. more
Sor@ias people are wasted hcsc.
anu here ara a few e the m1uy
deeds Vs. could aecoupiisl.
An annex - b1diy needed ;o
the Graiel school and ts1 more
teacher should be secured for the
primary and second grade. which
3 ncetei. The growth ot the
town demands ID. and gentlemen
don't cripple the school OF hamp
er q IN enyway.
An addition q the Federal
teihhEE ~ -saota@F need We
should look into. more ruocl l.
wanted ior the court room. This
court brings great deal of
money here each year and towns
ia quiet way are after the Fed
era C1lrt site are Ne going u +
80 silent and lei q hgsling Delta
town ch0p ofa big slice ot this
business by establishing court
there withou. Iclt. What say
yeg NJ Bls.ae-s Nace We are
- ra2. Up n our awu private AZ
lairs. fearing our ueightor would
get - rllre tlan xe woald. s. hen
D. -o- pcraugl pushing BUSH
1es. l-sa-t1e 8c would al Be 1ale
SEED. the more u.saev br3uch; %
oUt'rt tAs noe We go get.
We neei a1 43hllnal -rlir..
better coaches. IA lera ergir-
mas. Hf th- cars. IN s8tehe=
lss.i IT, the lLlaa.s C-atral Rail
r28i Isl ;l.s branel - burning
>1a-a. but - long as We sit pain
fuzzy lent and not STIR Or even
Ir-lt. they Wi. Bsr Improve then
lie. el b merchant. business man
All citizen of oxford and Ia
Fayet.e County s.En the petition.
pet together ald seaI Il man tu
jackson on Jane on. when the
Railroad & aI1i--i]n vii htartle
ease and If wc Will nar aro-se
ourselves nov. when Viii ge2
We need . Trades Day 10 OK
i1sd, push that-
There are r1-v thirgs of q pub
Dee Ha;lre tal- B cuu.4 ueat, o..
~e have g. few pu5E~ spiu.s'i I
citizens. bls they ara sadly il tne /
Majority. Wa, Up ceusi = sa. /
ss.. yrr-is eIa al pli en- /
-eal-- lar le -t14 -.e-r tlwr .
ana county
= BUSINESS sf4S-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

The speaking contest s,e ~.
freshman medal vii o. rel 8.
s eSspci falieht. 8Ia-,-s W.
.-Aia2' Brown. Hays. Russell NJ
9ess' coleman Stssn. s-eisr.s
a1c osAef Freshmen win 49,
There viii 6s q ba4ssse 49,
'as e tao Narlauan CentralelaI.
AZ the sourt hours Saturday 49,.
a. members are rea4est r, ~
sessat . AID IN Pertscinr ~.
is'aiis Tor tae 25sh. TIE III -
ring AZ 5 a'eisck.
Tyiers's Air Done eao,;ss,s A.
lfaw big crowd every ni.h.
iAey gave 1900 fee. - - =
ana ore Illustrated SOM Tvo
saoTs each night 7.i5 .aa,. .45.
Admission Toe. chairs g..
The Boy Scoa.s. ca,s
Aessrs. Hlb5ar9. Barl,4r .-.,
Ming, are Preparing f1r = -
days camping trip on TslItb.-
'chie River. They Will susaI ~
time With sports. scout ae-.v..-s.
ai-d Biole study. stories. et..
Be ready on Vardauan D,v
Subscribe foF his spleuiil ra1er
The issue. u you ar. .i--,5,.
taking the papce renew YOUR sY1..
cripsioa. Hand y0ur rama 1,
Cleveland Russell. who vii be ~
hand ready TO give You promo,
atleution a. tn Jxfar,l a--.,f -
the Nariaman issue.
Mrs. john r. B-oan. H.
Kinney. Tex. Miss Pe4rl Ma.
thews, Messrs. D9ak and Iar.
Matthews, Of Graham. Tex. --.
rived Tuesday a. the quests -
Mr. and Mrs. I. T.. Matthews
me remaining absent sons Leo.
FL and Paris. Will reach oxf,-.i
Sunday. thus completing Nh,
family reunion.
At the First Presbv.s-i,n
church. Sunday morning. Rev.
}. + Blown viii deliver a sermon
address on the history of Oh.
southern Pres5yteriaa Churea.
General assembly nos in session
at Louisville. ky. IL celeb-atin g
the J9th birthday Of she church.
which vas organized in Ausrs,a.
Ga, IN 1861. air. Brown VII,
describe the church's oriria h.
tory and outlook, laying enph.
SIS on the fact that the Southern
Church has always maintained
that the church Is 4 S0iritlal
Kingdom.
The public Is most cordially
invited. At = o'cilcS in the nj.
tern0on the Pastor vii preach
the closing sermon in tle Las.
Problem Series. the slbjec- wi
be The Highest Calling.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
r'osFaaa or sori@s-aa Day Hsss
sexs IszsdaT.

- I'D
The governor viii a-r.vs Or a.
iV;3 train AMI VIII b. re, ~
,fs to.ios.ng Reception C5-ur....
4oaH Falkaer. Jr.. chairman
Z 2. Matthews. q. 4. NeCha-sr
r y Nishs.s. VI. J Hiu. G. n
sfwirs. s. : Johnson, d.. y
A.,n.+er. a. - HaH. i. d -
eeslas T. J. wilson. " l Roans.
". y. htsasp. J. l.. shiaanF "
g. Nell, ?. B. Furr. =. u. San1 !
lers. \. ]. HArk.ns. . G. HAIRS.
heid. William Huston g. a
l,amey. i. r. Brown. % Il B1on..
. T Brown. bg. \ A Young tlr
= = Bsam.ett. Dr. r. BI.indar
y. II. Russell. +. NJ. Stawa-S. i
X shina1lt. q r. Cam. in
DAVIS, g. c. Stephens, ". a Cat
.eEly. Fom Gaiiegly. K. :. Nss-
Gowan. ". f.. Goodwin. Dan Al.
nor Moarue johnson. Rough
Johnson. DE-. Tom Barry. !. a
taFSs, g. A. i.eggett. nuH Rag.
ana. I. r. Browning. T Isom
1 \. Befenbaugh, .. A. Hart.
ley, +. ID Anderson. ID. W. Fr;sr
son. Il. 2. stephens. W.R Ia
tlm. v y. White. Aaron pasr
Jchn Kelly. Cliff Hodge. +. h
ro1st. " D. Gardner. ). r. Cal
h-siy. , \ Web6. Clarence Esk-
- r., y G.. EsSr1i -, fau.e IA
rrster. Tom Davis. T. N. Frank
n. j. r Ncl arty.. ". T.. Cow
= \ Barry. J. N. Stone. A. K
Isues- VI. ID. Wait. Dr II. e.
Wax. Wilmer Kennedy. W. N
Woodward. G.. r. Friers5a. " 4.
IcLagty. ". u. Hardin. w. 4
Wells. L. +. Brown. ". " Cool
Wiz. " u. NcLarty. i. ". Nil
ier. :. T. Butler. p. l.. Rsas. -
W. BlGal1e, ST. VII Mills. 4.
IT, kende Leunie Pass. d. 4
Sultan. x. b. Robson. ". l.
Bailey. Il l. W0rlsy. r. p Cow
AMI Others.
The parade Will fern IN the
public square At ~ O'Clock ,har,
and proceed % the dspo, With tae
Reception COMMITTEE Co meet the
White C1iei. The Receipt. n
Committee viii escort the p1ver-
nor in autos AMI lead .hs parade
% the hate, vasre an ia,o--a7
receqt-a- VIII &c held i4r ens
hour.
IL the weather L. slitao.e the
speaking viii be In the court
house ylri beginning promptly
A. | o'cl1eS.
Judge y. y E aae vii p--
side over the meeting AMI with
,r0duee Nr. >lviey Rhodes who
all lntr GI,e Gov Eariaman.
Il the weather j. not Suitable
the speaking VII be- IT, tie court
ho1-a.
h order nt thv Cel-rli Ea-..4-
nan Club ot OXFORD.
j. s. T. EsIkXEl,.
Presldsat-
q. 4. NrgHsREN-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

\ cEild cant get s.roug and ROBUST
xhise intestinal worms es-l away - W
saliry. To give the chiia u ehaEee g
x-ow these parasites must b. das-ro .
"a end expelled White's Cream Yer
snifu-e l. guaranteed 70 remove tle
worms. Il also puts the vial organs ID
healrny. vigurlus condition Price -
per bustle. sold By \ L heulei
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Barzaiia.

Ny Yoeona place go acres. for
$500, gu.rE sale. Nri.e benz
nee. III TIcls Guarantee big.
Birminghsm. Ala
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
Lade,t

Gss Your OLD Hats maIs over
al q reasonable priee oy exp1sl-
enesf usi+tlaers ~ kris =
millinery work done here.
kaLEY Is SPARKS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18
ladies'

Get your old Hats made over At
2 reasonable price by experience
ed mI.Iaers. Al k5Eis u NIL
Eaery WORK done here.
EALEY / SPARKS.
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tEN -
Ia Ieavel EuiiGing.
- in. Residerce fla
a. SeNAcH~T
ATHENS Q
|..~.sNe>~>N
I Cour. viii convene
kain. Of Memphis. was
y
Isl July weather the
r.
b Linier. Of Taylor,
Is week
sorisr IS being nam
!. Ar Dome
l. Russell has gone &c
rsisE weeks
Fur. Of Belan- visit
~ here las- week
.cfMenpais. 5 no~
ssGns axchan-e-
s,aaaoa of Coffee
Esnisy n Oxford
-a,s ua lie I bust
frra p this week
r., * e.e,sinr :
L., -,
Vs. o 11a01'
a. Z sen p'i<
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[Odosd EzsIe-

EsalNaULT.
~rrSrv-kT-LAW.
Mss
rs--sas' Grocery.
= al the courts, both
r-erzl-
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W Z Srene-
- Easds--
| STONE & SON,
saxzYs AT-LAW,
MISS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18


naSEY- AT-LA%-
Mss
IN al tAe CoGrts, both
-ser1l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

III WRIGHT.
Dentist
MTenvell building
r. Tn Resiisrce fla
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

& srS.sELL& FALANER
c,x-vS- AT-LAW.
BY MISS
r. all the courts, both
ss-,l. also the Circuit
- n Sev Orleans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Mrs {. +. Sisk il visiting her
father IN Fayetteville. Ark. who
IS reported to be in 4 very low
state OF health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

C. \. NcCUsREN. 3
T. %. EAWEY. Secretaries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-05-18

Misses Hunter, Clifton ami Ne
Lean returned 10 Aberdeen after
a few days pleasantly spent w.,h
Mrs ID. I. Carter.
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DAN 0'REILLY'S PlEADER
DECLARES COURT ERRED.
M%tlntyfe.S Eloquence StirS Hearers
as He Argues for Reversal
nj Conviriion
of Conviction.

That Justice Davis erred in refusing
to dismiss one of che two counts OF The
Indictment esalnst Daniel o'Reilly, me
convicted lawyer. and that the Court
should have excluded questions as to
the lawyers relations with Mrs. Evelyn
". Thaw ms Nan Patterson, was part
.: the argument made to-day by John
+. Mcintyre, OF counsel for. O'Reiliy.
before Justice Erlanger for a writ OF
reasonable doubt.
Justice Etlinger reserved decision,
after hearing Assistant District At
iorney TaylCr. who opposed and gave
the lawyers until Monday 10 submit
BRIEFS. Many Of O'ReiUyA friend
were In tho court room snd listened to
Mclntyrc's eloquent ana extended ap-
peal Tor the admission OF tAc convicted
lawyer TO hall. pending tho plea to the
Appellate Division of tho supreme
Court. Mcintyrc cltcd tho defendants
excellent work In tho District ATTORNEYS
onice and said that n the certificate
was not granted O'Rclliy would Inv,
10 serve his time before tn, spne,
could bo argued.
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the following securities. Refundlns I per
cent. bonds, SIS, 10000; adjustment In
come bonds. so2. $50, 900; stock, sis,5eo,oo).
making a total new capitalization of
Ssa.sls, 900.
The Public Service Commissioners
contention. IN refusing to approve OF
the reorgsniEat ton plan. was IA effect
that the proposed stock Issue would be
"watered."
at was none OF their concern as 10
whether or not the company had made
n good or a bad bargain said the
higher curt to-day.
The Third Avenue Railway Company's
Bondholders' Committee complained
they were aggrleved and injured by or.
roneous and Illegal orders made by tbs
Public Service Commission.
The Appellate Division said IL was the
duty of the Public Service Commission
to consider whether the new corpora.
ton tim. proposed Issuing the bonds
and stocks was duly organized accord
ing to the statutes. but that 1t uhc
public Service Commission was not
vested with power TO pass upon tn,
rlan OF reorg an!zation.
The decision OF the Court Is a lengthy
one, taking IN about nf:v typewriter
Y and reviewing the case from
every angie.
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Frightened Dealers Rush From
Fulton Market Trying to
Hide Evidences Of Guilt.
THREW SCALES AWAY.
Commissioner Walsh Tells
How Crooked Measures
Were Used.

Commissioner OF Weights and Meas
ures John L. Walsh. with ten OF his
deputies. descended upon Fulton Marks,
early to-day and captured 3.6 defective
scales used by fish peddlers. Two OF tho
scales were so '~ou,rageously rotten" so
tho Commissioner says, that the owners
o! them were held for tilal by Mag!s-
trs;e S;e.nert In the Cea;re stree; Court.
The appearance o; Commissioner
walsh - MS depJ;.es created con-
s,e.railon. reddicrs who had Jus,
bought their hsh and were departing to
hawk them throughout the city by the
pound. fearful OF arrest. ran to the
strtnEpieces along the East liver fr.It
and threw their scales INTO the river,
Others threw Theirs down G,ver !nlets.
The rad vas very successful" Com
missioner Walsh said ia'er. tor all the
scales were found to be defective. som,
1T them were SO arranged that tn.
pointer would not stop between the
pound marks. Others we're fixed 20
,hat by the peddlor's pressing on tn,
back OF the dial he could stop tn,
po.u;sr at any place he desired"
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SERVICE BOARD
EXCEEDEDPOWERS,
IS COURTS OPINION
Declares 1t Had No Right TO
Pass on Third Ave. Railroad
Organization.

The Appellate Division Of the Su-
preme Court this afternoon save tho
Public Service Commission a severe JOLT
n declared. IN cen &. that Il mad been
meddlIng IN anairs with which Il vas
not concerned by law.
The higher court reversed the order
o. tie Service Board. which denied the
application Of the bondholje-s' com.
mittee OF the Third Avenue Railway
Company for an order authorizing the
issuance D: bonds and stocks in pur.
suance o, The reorganization plan nado
Dec. .. 1909.
This plan provided 70 rths issue OF