davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
Nav Quit Oil Presidency.

II was reported from Boston yesterday
that John ID. Rockefeller would retire as
nresident of the Standard oil Company
of New Jersey as soon as the reCrgani-
zation of the company In accordance
with the decree of the United States Su-
preme Court was carried out, which will
be OH December l. The report was con-
sidered i'm Wall Street to be not improb-
able I'm view of Mir. Rockefeller's age-he
is now in his seventy-third year-ant
the fact that he has not been active in
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

Continued on second page
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

kzaual NsstiaE ss CID cesfeasrafss az
Guarpsrt Next Nanrn

MAJ Gsn. ~. A. Maussansry. cc-
rasnaiuE thr M...i..ippi divisasa 81 ~
Cati~l Ccutr,irrat- Veterans. has isss.i
ne falhasing ss,lrvs- to tAe veteran. et
ths state
hea.leusrters Mrs Ikv L. q. v.
Eiwsr,i.. Ni-.
ornrssis.
In calling your ait-ntion 20 ~ tiuas
% our annaai fvuaiou AZ f.uifporr -
'h~ ioth. iIsh au.i fssh - c-soh~r.
aeNt. nav Z not ak Of you u unak-
thrs rvunlaa th~ hss, on~ the Si..issirri
dIst.'Su ha- ever h~idf To thi. sssI
Aold @s~sln<s % th~ var5ou. exnars. sna
Hske yeur Arrangements Tor The o-ra-
son
Do sos ttil 20 dl-s,zs. the cssrrai.
zrss-t sssiishi- fsr the u-xs cessnnn.ler
Of the 4Ivrsasa- -anans .~rx. vass
Asa<sr- Ths hapcr that ysa h.s. al
fsAAs< --s@fsS-s-< ~~~a ~ n uAniax ne
a. "a s'nsvs~-cr - ~ tans-nt-.i kok~r.
t-e~vy -nsvxh 60 AT th~ eup u anv
=aans ambafsaa- har~ wake,l trsn,
hiiuziy a tA~ kEzh Ps-tsan - -ors
asusisr. sven - ti'u-s q p~a-~. q N.
greatest rifir-a ssttr-ry thst sv.t
szsrehssi 70 basths. ani un~ IN iavtu,
4usu that great hcnar that u uav b
fou'~rr-'i rPun scus~ ath~r wcrrhy er-i
ra.tr, sans % thsnk yea tar Al th
so'lrtr~'ss sts~utton- thar yru have pa
~ "a All tho salks Of hfs. hssh IN n
Fsihin- xatAsriu<s and our Priyste ua-~i
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
HkRsoRs ON THE GULF.
fif-t TE=ne = Hsfsrv That q Vessel
D1a~t-x Nars rhaa EixAtssz FEET
Has Ascs1z-t tie Stream

@4rksoa---rAr xro~ia< iunF-srsAar~ q
tAr fs~R wassr hart-ar. On ths Mhs.ts-
sFpa csass. szz the nns4hl~ luaprux-
=lrat- r~vwnsiy mai~ "a tA~ir iscthtis-.
= ssrlSla2iE .hs-a - -fatsa-nf from
Mo-- Potat tAsf 80 British -t-ts~r
Niu~ira Pa---l up ta~ Pa%esraal4 Fiv-r
q thst P.aaut. teak aha4E4 e ear-o %
eru~.tl--. ant P~..~i so4s sxaia a
safety
rhs. = ~ Grsf tlna~ that a arg.
o'a~an- -sutng -t-an~r. 4ra~sux u-ers thaa
si<Ate~n fevt at Nafsr. has ever pa.--sl
uP th~ rTer A. Tar a. Ms-. roins. snsi
e shse. 10 Prasts-ai r4lu- 81 ~ IN
2rvren-at vurk h-ta< anne en- tn Pa
ea<vuA harhor Ii-r-sofor- .t~am~r.
have hoasi~,i AZ ~ usousA ~ th@ rls-r OF
iraEn harzv- oufss.le ta~ har
fhs tup raif coast hsrb.rrs. gs,llfp.s-s
aaa PltsrHeuult. ass- ~nPryeri a tlr--
iurreas- Of espart tFs,s~ turtsE fh- ~
r~ut year. far -rlsr-sng an Pr-vssra. -
ors&
APFnpa- 81 insl.a.trisI i-v-aipzsra- -
the Mi--t,-tpPi r,zs-t. = piaa = ea faos
tnr tA~ sa- z.r.s-ruru OF a etrvtrtc 5rter.
urhtu raii~ay frgn Mabaie % Pa-ra-
zuul@. trsv-r.inx ~ eus-s. ani e p
UNDERSTOOD ihat "a shsra.is1t hss-S nx
. = -.eassi - hs~u -szur-,i tar ~ ~
t@fFft-~ FA-rt< t<ssuia = ai~s - A.rs
a hfE~ hrls< aaazutaft urta. plant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
SAY HOLD FOR
l5-CENT COTTON
EFFORT or SPECIAL COMMITTEE
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
@ssilas AZ Ssa~zs.. osia Sea. st
Ssffs' cssfsrsuos su css,sa
Si;uaus-

Sns~a-- osA-R. r.a-. -s.,.-
zoF sil - 80 Ter ia-...- ---s. -.
~ >@F'snher al oetelsr ana ss,s..
'rts thsr-z'tsr Thls -. tk- ,----
a-ni O far so'tsu sro~--, q "a. s.,...s
-'ifIsns za-s--al taru-r.' m-.ts-.
- na4- W-4-s-sav.
], aeti.a. - -h "a. u-s---.v. -.
'Hfn IA ~ s4arf on Of "a -.v-rs a. /.
go -QuzHultfra o. m4-s-s-. rrsr..
> aaz=sfs~ -. -usg-.ea u -.
s''rfr7 49, us-s tsr.-ir --F----s4 y
1920 % lzttsr. ana --...-~s sr-r -
par. % - ~s1's- usar n $50 a-r-f
r.al--n Hs lfsse- a--s.
n tE-t "a. auraa - 49, =
e''iaa a-f % z-trp-t - .s---r. o..
~. N11fa ct % - ta-r -a.-s- --s'
i-at 7rar us- rsa---4 wazr -f "a.
iar-ers far1r-l tss sxer-- --- 80
% ~ a~Ss--rtra1- srr-s -as.-- a- IA
-'y . l-a-u - trz unh -e-r
'u1.i p ho-rra-i en- - --.r-- 49,
r7Ve-u 'hs healu- A. '4-- r--~-- ;,
q gate frataas lr er 20 - -
e-r.- f1at -hss us-sot usI ,. ass-.
i-i - ha-.--i. q. t.-,a. ----. ..
h1.t t-sr - - rsr.
eo-- $50 -~re-t.. uth nav b trs
% tlrre e-vk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

An re Ladies AIS ard Guliss are
ke~n sfter ,1eas 20 AID nouev 70 tie
treasury I tAiak tn~ sch@rs@ outlined
q e@lgxhsful co. tor 'kis .-ascn q ,s~
year Il calls FOR slxnt tres rht-h
may - e~a1 on~@ or i've ones. as tAs
Ease may -. Decorate entirely wfrh
iArxs postel siszfs ard a1tuna i~aves
wf.h Uiid gage vfns a-4 xoossAsu= Y
cesasuabis. TIE erVp= pagers that
ecu@ n iesf design wili xrrk IN
o~sasff2liY vita tAis decoration Ard
a. sntir- NrAor 90 l.ftir. nay -
made by eurtiax out paper leaves ard
stazfzx cn the tr~llls OIeRraers nad
rzse~r pisnts hsip OF. toe
Tanies uaF - piarsd N fruus os
th> tree. szsktzx hsnths a. too.
fru-s aad sit~s s~lzx covered Wfrh
ea~~s~eiofh "a Wh'es pager leaves ar-
p=ssse % pfnrea = a x-aPe arbor
ran - Constructed. tea ant ctA~r
Beverages or H<at 'rAF
- served rrnrn small rnsl~x unsser
zssfA TIE ~zeksszrs ss4s Esas El~~-
tire hxass plar~d azsex sh@ h~aEes
s1ts 70 - s--cf = ths'a-alr :. s-i4
ss-r szrs ths evening a. ne -na
q TIE Nrsor havs E-sn@ lisie- xrag@
wuF ara rNzsr-- - 49,
Hs-~ - ~ LIST - trssz xhtch nav
- arrarg~'. Arauzsf fas rsr-a a. ss-s
suits tae eommitre~-- rs~ PAR
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
For the Hostess

Tr~-.- oa its bouxA. hang ssvrytnins
thsf comes N pair. nk. scissors. tied
with rfooons. sligp~rx. Omitted cr ero
ches. or rfbhou or l~afh~ri. mittens
xioyes cups Ana saacers, twtn bottles
q f~rfane. eozhs and brushes. cut
links. etc. CO the taei. have spsc~6
psars. pear marualaae. cnnned psars.
r~arshap~d eaEey hoxe@
The Peach Tr~e- Decorate With real
p-ache-. vkieA may b. tied 20 N.
branehes " real BEARING tree n not
oosafnsese, On tn- tael. s~rv. p~aes
ice cream. p~.ch shorteske. marina
la6.. spiced p~aeAer. etc
TIE Pain Tr~S h.s real palms DO
usfesi By a sorf.s. 20 - scl9 sn CON
uisstcz. aEa b&rs q the palms have
a fnrtun. teller
The Orange Tr~~ Is literally covered
Nth orznx~ecsoresi paper fruit. each
ecussining an article worth ave or ten
c~nts. this takes the place ct tk-
grab hAg ,ounS a; most church AsaiFs
Il nay - presided over ~ quite q
ycung xiri ard shouis prove \ lners-
fiv. s;fractioa. AZ i;s fruit ~fn -
all clear proet n. table nert tai.
shouls eoztain orRase zRrnsisde
earti~t oranx~ peel o-znxeeciores.
hoa bons ard orange cake oranwe
ic@ may - served. also crznx~ats.
For the Banana Tree Fave b1nrhes
u real hanazas. IN cities banana
shap~d eanty eoxes are obtsinabie-
TIE Date Tree viii have all sorts oi
cAlentsrs. srxaxrnsrt tablets. ncss
books. tsispAozs iis,s. diaries. IN fact
/ everything witA whieh 70 make o'
k--p a date Sell ssused dates. ph
4ar~s. cate cake. ctr ou the table
fruut % tee tree susrsne snail az
cles frum It's br1nrhes
The Sugar Plum Tree vii hav'
candy canes hung on i.s branches
haxs o, candy. nnt an sorts ot Ioll,
pops ard swe~enea,s for yale
A lemon tr~- may Be atdec. or AM
Others AZ the discretion Of those Il
charge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
R00SeyelTtS0 BRYAN MEET
AIT. ! FsrT F1-asl-r T4as e TEs
Hszrs

~ Ys-k-T n- MA r-t -
tr~i rrA - ~aa-s Fa-. ~
tr-eu. osaiE --- saz- u-s tssa EE
Erahg. ra~a w4- fsr-r-s Ervaa
spsnt tr1 hrlrs u-a raL Ih-o.1a--
Era-evr.f a; ~ 0ztle1k esv
Af;-s Z t-.r-- a..a.-- -. - -
7-.sa.sn- tat - s,r=sr IVA. -sas~s
70 ths ei~ra-ar tcrrfa-r a-s .auas
A1s.- me~. or1llv
The colsusi "a. ~ .uasss- skeu
-oTtsr saE I'm lfi@rsarE
NJ ErTsl lu5 Z asv- ssI yl-- /,
~ vat. " had .-ss-al IA on
interest .1hi-rfs. y -raia.u--l -Ta-
t1et -. a- -aa1- iut5 -h~ Hssft-k h-u5l
~ sa5 zt- ore a. s<Tsrsl 81 -t--
- ~
~Wts r. thiat fsrzuzs rasrvs-
b. z8s asss-
H. -s~ri--i % - Nr Ro--~s-'- a
1t He ;ars~ b. s-s.i ba~S ls.l ai-ns-;
reared Thea = t-i 'esa All sd
Ne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
BEAUTY HINTS FOR THE GIRL
inexpensive ssin Tsuic Easily 40
piled ard viii Be Found Of the
highest Value.

Not ali yourx women desirous Of 90
tanning beauty effects have the urIiu-
tied wealth OF their more fortunate sis
ters. consequently II is necessary for
them to resort TO cheap and simple
means. often the best
But here Is something. an old for
rnla which has so many beneficial
qualities and Is 80 inexpensive that
every girl needing a skin tonic and
instant hesusiner. cannot AFFORD to re-
.ect
Break the white OF one egg into q
cup and beat II TO a froth. add the
Juice Of half lemon. place the cup
IN pan Of boiling water and stir con
SANITY until the mixture thickens to
4 smooth paste. Remove from the
ere and add any desired perfume.
After bathing the face. apply this IN
xnali quantities TO the face. neck and
arms. Soon II win have a sticky sesA
| hg which promises soma disuzAy- Rzs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
HENRY CLAY BEATTIE
GUILTY OF MURDER
JURY AGREES UPON us VERDICT
IN IS MINUTES.
Prosecutor Weate,bery CIosst Arxs
zeat VITA Severe Att1ex .
Defezt4nt

Che-'-rd-H Court Haa-s. vA-
Twelve Virginia farmer. krsl- A. 8a.x
Tues'iay in ih- ob--arl-y ot tae snail
jury room ot tAs Dh.----asll -ou-t L.a-s
praying fer,eutly ta.t ;aey m--lt pas.
judgment arieht ou Henry clay Hel-t.s.
Jr-. indicted for 'h- muris- ot b.. ul.s.
tsrimly determined. they ar1-s a no
msnt later and -1,eatiy, ons tv 90.
recorded a unanimous verdler Of guilty
PAusins IN solemn ooutsuPlatioa tor
tftyeixht minutes. sezh.as tarri1ily
tn msanin- OF thsl- tsc1-,on. s-i 11rs
more on hsn1s,i Sn~~s. b--.-eehias 3lvIne
ASSISTANCE that they ri ght not srr. raey
iiei INTO the hg.lei .tlrar.. of
crow Del court room ani rith starting
,u.ii-uues- twelve volc--. ia--esl q ne
usual one OF the tsrrmla. spoke the
single word guilty Il ua- alml-i a
shout
The jury bal Tor ssvsa i8y, hrari
-viienc~. Tor two iays sVerche-. but
n. Word- % Prosecutor Wsllealer-
raay IN Their EAR A. they lett ths court
room 70 Esf iaa15 - tres.- b. sriet-
What. - that lnaa 70 free, Whv. th-
motherhood Of Virginia. ,he uumsna1od
Of tA4- a4t5ou uil -a1lI-r in terror -
the security - IL His = tlrezr-1-L
L. -hi- ma ~ frs-s TIE uta aho
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
LOVED ONE sPURNED BOOKS
Strange Tale Related by Young WON
sn VINO Was Enceasorins &c Cd
uea,e corssrlsI Husband

Pittsburgh. Pa Miss Cora B.
Lynch, hixh-minded. welLmanieured.
formerly a school teacher. but nov
wealthy and retired. told a strange
tale Of shattered. romantic love when
she appealed TO the court for protec-
tSon against James R. Neeld here the
other day. Size va enceavOriug TO
educate Neeld so that be would be q
husband conzeniai 20 her
II vas over Neelc's need Of adtt
rioraI schoolin4 that the dream OF
love was shattered Soon after Miss
Lynch met him in Ne~ York last
winter she became fascinated Final
" she toll him she would Lay for
his education and then marry him
According to Miss Lynch. Neelc
took ambrzxe at her plans Accord
ing to the testimony the young man
threstered to pour vitrol In Miss
Lynch's face She then got out the
peace warrant The magistrate Sc
verely Iectured Neck and made hirn
pronise that be xouit Ieave the city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

Fer the sake o, being bizarre or
zzisse she l. acting purely fer com
fort and health nd Il greatly opposed
70 tie present styles for women. nold-
lzz that they are h4sely immodest
See 10 a yo1nx Eouan Eho has al
zAys bssn tgn Of self respect. and IN
adopting trousers IN place Of skirts
ste las done SO xfth dignity and r~a-
soz- Speaking o. her views On dress
she says
There Is hardly a girl wec Ia not
d-esS~s herself IN mans clothes scu,e
tizs or other Just for a lark Tnsrs
"A uos ore Who ever las 6one 50 but
a, sfxsed for the freedom ef z0x~
neat Enich skirt. have 9sniet Ger
I an rot a dress ez&refpafor wec
sre.zs only Of her sobby But 90
Mevs the present style q tixnG skirts
: cot c1iy Eacozfur1A6is bat t--
--rsesr- Trousers are f2r Ezc-s 81
r.rt for women tsan their zArT1~
ski-,s ans Iow ezS ~alsfS Trey are
nor. economical ac1 syxieule Th-y
80 nct gather dE<t A1t gerzs tie
sAy skirts 60. an4 e Foa wear tro1-
.-s there Is 10 nsoessity for wear
ing eorssfs 1eve- sa~ 4 giri Jet
who sn'oys1 the corset Every 01< Of
Z. wears them FOR the sane reason az
skir4s-ionx established custom
poubsless the present fashions nsvs
reachet such point Of assur1ity taat
. x-earer reform IN EoEen's scar
tar has ever been known before <iil
resul, In the hcohle skirt. fashion
oysr-eached itsslf-even its Inventors
laughed at the preposterOasness Of T.
IL has furnished one x the strongest
srti suffrage arguments: A ser tnst
deliberately crtpples itself Is not sur-
cientIy intelligent to Be allowed TO
vote the ants say
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
IAN NM ~ssAIHeR 6lRi
Talked Asost xszsz- wsbs rc-s
Errzse

>asir Pm Mt -1 q
Ka1sa. &. i-z.- b.srsiuz - aa.a sfh
ever .n-f~4>-a- iszasl la4tl1a z5ri
- r-vutiv sarr~t sn4 isafs-- - a
mob rear k~r~- h lri = H.-- Na-v
Ch1mberisa. a shal tssehrr e -h.
place. zad IL ttGsasss q az- - e
o3is-s az. nal wu.aiy Sna~a Tar -
n tag part o. kas.s-. ~ - ai1sg,
besz u god r-Fu'ats0a-
Ever sfF1rt e4s n1t. by a~nb--.
az thr mob aaI their triea.-. Eho arr
Il. uo.t influential an aeA.ths rs,s-
dent. of tn county. to asa thr nati~r.
ba- details becans 715l.- - he tr.ll
Of Eiusri Rioor5. sssrEe3 ~i'h Erlnx
hsr 70 a uu-hsr q --- 80 are at
- have partly il-rab-,l hsr tni sPPls~d
toat Of Tar 20 kzr beiF- h aulv
sxra=- gwen flr IT, eut7ee : tat
NJ. Cha-hsrl1lu = a. & % have =tais~I
about s.ze women 81 - cozzunsty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
ASTOR'S MINISTER
GETS into TROUBLE
CONGREGATION OF REV. LAMBERT
DIVIDED IN BELIEF.
cause Of Fee-DId Not Receive
One Thousand Dollars

Providence. r The Rev. Joseph
Lambert, who ieapei enthusiastically ob-
scurity into vorld-wbie notoriety BE-
cause OF his officiating at the marriage
Of Col John Jacob Ast0r AMI Mis- AIe-
line 7. Force at Newport On SATURDAY,
faced a hoek Of PaFishioners sunday
Who are thoroughly ar0useI over his a.
too When Dr. Lambert arose 70 de
liver his sermon in the Elmwood church
b. founi his followers dIvidei IN their
opinions OF his act.
Ii Is understood he viii b. summoned
before the board OF the church % e1
plain
The minister avoidsl dir-ct rei-renes
to the subject that had divided hi- eon
gr-gatisn. But when BE- declar~l has
belief that the one thizg nece~>try q
bring P-upl- TO church = 10 -adverti..
your shurea,- there was a PerrePtibl-
STIR.
i took the counsel Of several mini.
ters in the city Of Provlisace and
fnuEd that t.xa-E.-sl4sr--. ssEssEsIsy -
bert ?
But. Dr. Laubsrt. a. --s~ral minis
tsrs refused an offer 81 sI.ooa. the pub
lac de-ire~ 20 know uheth-r ven r.
esivsd more than this unusual amount
There was never an offer Of = g0
70 Any one 70 P%rfarm thi> ceremony.
was the surprising reioinier. Il an
sure Of that. beeause tha>e Who know
the facts IN the ease told NE 10 suea
offer ha4 ever bexn made
-Wken l ~as asked 20 name nv fee
refused didn't want It said after
wards that bad aciel fer any sum @.
money. told themAzhat Always r.
essved 81, or such additional money a
the Bridegroom gave voluntarily, anl
that would not change my custom
Of eourse.- sad Dr.. Lambert. 1t J.
natural to believe that Col Aston gave
ne more than 81
Ecclesiastical oStraeism' is threat
ened upon Dr. Lambert BY the ministers
Of the leading ehurches of Providence
regardless Of denomination. His action
wiIl be discussed at the meetings OF tn
Ministerial Union and the Federation
Of Protestant Church Ministers.
Rev. Eiward HoIyoke of Cavalry BaP
sist Church said:
Il never remarTy 4 guilty divOrcee.
would not do IL for Col Astor's entire
fortune. and | don't think that any
seIf-resperting minister would That Is
pretty hard on a neighbor OF mine, bus
that Is the way / feel about it. In my
Judgment, if all the ministers in the
country were called into convention,
they wogld Overwhelmingly decide
against marriage for the guilty party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
Enforce carfev Law.

Merldian--BeeAu-e Of an average Of
eight or ten bargiaries a nighS for ths
past aftsen or twenty days IN the re-r
dsnt districts of Meridian. Acting Mayor
W. A Martin issued a proclAusstiou
that the eurfew la~ wiH Be enforced
10 the letter- The law gives the police
authority to arrest sHy and all persons
found on the street after misinixkt IN
less they can give a satisfactory ex-
planatioa for being on the streets. BIZ
this mesns IL j. hoped to capture The
burglars Who are operating 30 saores.-
fully in the city
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
GRANDMOTHER AT 29
South Carolina wszan Believed to se
HolisF of Record

Atlanta. GA Sr1s.imathsr - toe
ehibir~a a. tie a-e oi - s-t ai thrrs
At 50 war g.. The re-ori ai Mr. = "
Bsn,lxr 5f thi- otE. Il j. claimed ihai
Mr.. Benlsr q. the Youngest -FaHsili'ffa
= of reoorI and her a. o. e N
-o-t reu1arkabI. ezstssis u trvPssa
cuu1frlss-
Nrs. Bsnisr. wao = u vssrs -. ~
bo~u m $50 m >aufh Carah-s- =
"A. MARRIED ia Issz 50 "a, anly =
tears AL zoafz- "a Ehsn h~r aE<f
AL .. b1ru- m. rhi'd. a taughter
"a, married IN isaa. sui n huuarz
1910. gave BIRTH % tElu.. tn aetA~r
bsiux sArslv Is sai ths zra1-1oth~F
NJ vet a1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
10 FOR R--...
kg.GtNI COTTON
vscIAL COMMITTEE
~srSrY ADOPTED
/ go. Okla scene OF
On cottsa
1 srz1ti1a

kaA-Tbs years cotton
l. iz fourteen een's - du'-
- Ostober and fifteen
L rhi- ra- the agree
= growers Of he south
- farmers meeting
EsExslay-
a. vas unanimous. vas
.s.rtuu Of the report o. a
- On minimum PrIc~-
-us composed Of e0ttoa
-r. largely Influenced hy
-. ss,i messages from al
su,s. -aay Of which urged
4 1 s:ieea cents
T.. -or . minimum price OF
H. -.,rrrt the farmers o:
a 8 .eil their cotton until
r. rsacaeL Many of the
ri ;he executive committee
usica iuve-;igating IN each
-, mt how much money
r. On the cotton arfsi
! klHng b. their report Il
L. acor.ling TO the otIi-
IA, zeihai vii b. adopted
Ls-4ls Of ioeals ordered 20
! -a until the exeeutive
I -owrs. wh.eh may b. two
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
CROP PROSPECTS IMPROVED
With 4 Delayed Frost. Late Cotton eI'P
VIII Be Large

Memphis. Teua--ImProyement OF a
di.tiust nature j. iu.iieatei m the cotton
crop during the past wseS in Texas ant
mart, Of 0kiahona. ElseRasrs ths in
urovement uas irregular sui nat "a
sraI To CeutraL. Northern aaa West
.ru Texa. il 3, -aI the rereat raiu'
have been very b-nessisl and tha' VT
. DELAYED fro-, the late crop VII -
lArgs-
In Ssnta CaroIina rams almost daily
following thr storm Of two TesS' go
have Iamaggi eP-n egtt71 ani s'P'
ri..sr- f-an che sstI Woru la1ase
IN Aabsna AMI Mississippi a. o-ea
extensive. the area Allotted ha'ias '~ea
extended s1rias tar ueek-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
|ns ILrxtss-a ~sssA
~ wsne1- Mo6's Lone
zczse-

~. kas.-Thls section Of
b-gnning TO learn With
.s Imagination that a giri
= tzErsd and featherei by a
Dr. The Erl i Miss Mary
= sshoSl teacher of this
y laughter OF one Of the
,n-t T.sly known families
Il kaasss She has always
pr rSPgtatlon.
" sas made by members
al thsiE friends, who are
Ehsatlal and wealthy resi-
1uzry. TO hush the matter,
aerals Pablie az the trial
huus- charged With lnring
naAsF Of men who are said
r. asrobei her and applied
n 70 her body. The only
p Tor the outrage Is that
riasa : said to have talked
Semen Of the community.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

A girl noted for her clever Parties
Issued ,Nts Invitation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
GoverroT % Tszr-

Jsek-ou--t-os- No%I eft Ssn.isy fer
EhcAmoa'i. amf sxP~~ts 20 - sh-~as fog
ssass artaixhs. l4vIn< Li-ut f-s-x.
MAnshiP - - heat % aszirs- Ersra
Raeamasss. afrer sh~ runf-s~=.ss 81 srsv-
erzor-. - wiH vssst sir~~a SPFrz<s. n J..
- afr~uf fhe lat~ruar5saaI tai -unf~r-
sarr. sha-h win - zat~ ~ 81 go
rruar-. -~z&turs. essugre~suis- a..s r~r-
sHss ~sarlsis -eu~rEliy- u tA~ ap5n6on
of Gov Nosi shus = su- ef tA@ zsn.s
zzpe<t4as caafereacss % - hsEE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
RIlsD BRYAN MEET
h. PSeaSazt Talk Of Two
Eazrs-

~ the North Pole con
!. Sosth Pole. wider ex-
~ have met than dil
- william Jennings Bryan
w-s uish Col Theodore
r he 0atiook office-
! Asr,so-heart talk the ex-
In H. former rival waIkeS.
szew taSether zad shook
-rdaliv-
= a. al smiles when a re-
n sftsrward
z Iad I have bad quite a
r. lad a general talk on
s.s-ts. D. explained The
81 .ais the outlook buibl
sss sne Of several he came
ssut forming 4 Kew party
- y O. kie llr. Roosevelt q
~ - he1d back and almost
b aete4 Gown and said
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

Sal~m. Or-.-Frans l. >taaious Poen
aTh.y Hung BiH Ioae- saved the he
a. I.... P. Webb Wsirss-4Ay, - 1eV
o-wxld Wes; sald-
Webb. vho vas convicted OF the T z
der Of William Johnson, ranehHsaa-
;,.-.sd OF beng hunz At nooH va 10
gus.t OF honor at = convIet dinner N iae
g-Bft.utiary. W.bb's seutencs vas CON
- nv Gov. West. i've minutes b.
fo-e the time appointed for the haaz
;,, GOV. West sad - vas influeaessi
- grant the co-mu;atloa BY TeaiiH-
the poem
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
Nost Necesaties Higher.

Washington--ComParisous OF prizes
paid TO farmers in the United States Tor
various farm produets, a announced By
the department of agriculture, shows
potatoes averaged $50 per cent higher
than last year; barley, SAC per cent
higher; hay, 23.l per eent higher; oatsi
81 per cent higher; rye, IS per cent
higher; buekwheat, - per cent higher
corn, O.5 per cent lowers chickens, o.
per cent lower; butter, So per cent low
er; ezgs. 103 per cent lower; wheat,
Ills per cent lower, ami cotton Isl
per cent lower
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
3noTHsR At 20
u Vozar Believed 10 Be
sslser Of Record.

a-a gransimother Of two
N ase OF - and OF three
the record Of Mrs. Z W.
as eity. 1t Is claimed that
; The youngest grandmoth,
al her ease one of the
1Aa'e outside of tropical
1aO IS 81 years ola, va.
n South Carolina. She
u is*-. She Was onIy IL
Anaths old when her Er-t
n This ehild- a daughter
1903, and in January,
Ta 20 twins. the mother
y and the grandmother
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

- Aursles.--iis Because u may rsAks
-..,l f,r he tsfeuse.- County ABiltor
fsvi. sad expenditures Of the Pros~s'i-
=, i, prepariug the dyuauiting AMI
,nrssr cases against the Men nara
s-,,,bsrs would rot Be- made pub II
I'll after TIE trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14

LeetErIzx Isar csaPi-ses n r~szty
Csanti-s n tie STATE.

JaEk-ou- ssni o. Sol. TO "a.
re~n .sih-erib.sl 70 ths capitaI .,..k =
th- Fartu~rs Wsrshosr-- esan.ar -
Ns-%is.ippa. aeeusiia< % a .s4s~ns~ut br
President t~or-r x Hishtawvr
The t~-tarvrs of ths Farmer Wnr-
ho'i-s Company have completed tn -
turing sehr'iuie~ for tssHty cosafs-s n
Mississippi Th--. .zhr,i,Ilr< ha4e aver
Agst tw~uty meetings Ia cuunty. o.
a total Of foo Address upo@ ,h- suh-
ie-t q the u.Iou ani th- xar.hasrs.
COMPANY
President Hightowsr stated tia, rh.
iidrss-es have proven 20 b. Of great
h~ueht 20 the tnioa ant war-hos.-
Company. and ~ desires tia. svsrv
county in the state obsaiz the k-a<ss
of thrru-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-09-14
Edward Butler Dies

St Louis.-Edward Butler, capitalist
and former Democratic bass OF IT.
Louis. died at hi- home here sunday
He began his life "a a blacksmith ami
left an estate estimated TO Be IN the
millions