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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
EXCESSIVE TARE ON
COTTON Is ALLEGED
SERIOUS ABUSES IN AMERICAN
MARKET SUBJECT or REPORT.
REGULATION IS SUGGESTED
Tara Shaald De Ssansiartsr red sy MaGzx
Annu1t 70 Be Used Upan Bale sx
Csttsu Readily Ascsrralzasle.

" EsAinx-on--EIles sf f1rsign cotcoa
sxehanzss governing t4re oa cottau ez-
parted from rh- United stAsss a.IEs sr~
ate,t a false s1Anatrd af NeaxhEs whirh
llIers ane~rtaalsty iata 2rAssiaaily ssz<r
American cc-tau sIls IA ths Important
markets q Eu-pP-- resulting n erisgs
abuses. fasisisnsibls 2raeticr- aad even
-rslsat @a lie part % sass,r nsfeaA4a "a
tals euan-ry- Asserting ~ Lather CanaaE
r. commissioner of corporations, a 9
Eeporr % President Tnfs-
The American prssi,scer ssl1s hns cut-
toa x-u=s Nsixas AMI a. a rals. asrSr-k
sl- - she rsp.rt. 5,ii-gss th1s n na<ss
a big Prudt On tArs BY receiving th.
sane pries sar hagrax thas n 0aelins
t5r rocsoB- Thls . unrrre. the report
says. a. the svslsn,-s demonstrates thAs
the buyer ef esssau sAkss the t1re into
e'lnsalerHsloa II axsay LA Pcses 1e al
fers.
Csttau t1r export, an the other hand
= sabt net Eelghs- Z . n thi. eoaasx-
tioa rAaz eomplreasion Aad uacerairney
are inI-gre,f nr0 snttsn s1l,z-A The
American szParter. By the terms % his
Inveies contract With the soreigH buyer,
n1lEsE compute the a<t wsiEhE 0f his cot
taa By d,s,ia-rIux 5 per cent from the
z-uSs sel-hz- The average bale sf eos-
ton weighing 500 Pagnais gross. contain,
taoG- f7s PouHsts Of cottau ant 2. poGnsis
ct tIrs n is eouss from the PrsdrIc=r -
the exporter
The His-L rsu1e,iv FOR al these svjls,
1Ir- Csuaat eaneiini,ss. Il. ths ssaa,ilriizl-
tinH % tsrs = b. put On 4 bale Of eut-
tnu By making & a tsrinits or rs.hiily 49,
sertalnI5ie amount - thts The net
wsi-hr may b.. d~1ernl1s4 without sun-
truVsrsy &C tssS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

The parasoI with a pointed peak b
the latest novelty. Il "a made of q
fancy silk with a very wide lace bor-
der This peak sInshade 10 light and
small. and VIII be seen a great deal
az seaside resorts this ssason. the
original iGea % IT'S manufacture being
thar II IS convenient form Of shade
to carry by followers Of tha simple
hfa. who 20 hatless In the summer.
Another slnshade owes tcs orfxsn
70 the direetoir~ period. hence its
zane The handle suggests the canes
carried BY men. and the style evident
" was originated TO carry cut this
idea When folded up this sunsha1e
can be carried Ike an ordinary cane.
whieh the ladies' OF The tirectofrs D.
rfod affected
This sunshade is Of white silk with
n broad black velvet band and black
and white silk fringe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
MANY MILLIONS WASTED
Director Of Nine Bureau Statements Ara
Starting

Wash liagtau--stt a pra'laietlon 1i SEQ.
lno.0ga tFl- st eaaf ia rhr taired >sats-
N the Last yelr, 251,1oa-1 -1ao taus we're
either wasted ar bsft underground Prob-
ahly mat fer fasurv a-e- according 70 a
statement by Dr. Joseph A Holmes. DE-
rector Of tAs Unisel states bureau Of
mines. In regard to tins startling waste,
Director Holmes de-rEtred rhtt users Ct
eoal- through f4nlty methods. derived
anIv ahuut 10 per cent ~ ths energy Of
tne couL Furthermore hs addict, thtt
the lo-- BY waste IN atler N iuertl.. sueh
A. ziHe. nitrogen. pstash, sulphur AMI
natural gt-. Nouli ssiseh into the hun
dre.is of~millious Of dollars annually
D,rsrtor Holmes ba-sd M declaration
su Ia exhaustive Feeort IIst made bv
charles L. Parson-. ehiei mineral chemist
Of the bureau
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
fWO-YEAR TERMS
| FOR SMALL CITIES
cTczNET GENERAL so CON
SzRUES ELEcTIoy Law
|PpuEs COMMON SENSE
|rrz.1.isr ~ r-pisraticz N.1rt n
A=se=E.-snE Crzzring Esur-Yea-
FERNS 20 Nzzzripahtiez al
lS1co Fsp1lztsaa

Tarssan--The attorney -gnsr1rs t.
r-msus hrs been esufrsn-sg wI.h 4
tuv-islspsu N regard q nisH5-ig.El slsr-
Ems ta1 zzaarfpal terms af af9en.
anh -vsuire1 the rule Of re1snu - sa
puie,l n shs construction Of cundassIasr
|arurs-4 The question arose GvGr the
rsa-ens ccn5ict ssswesa sae busfy *
Iaussr -os sf the 1cts sf 1910 All shs
H. q, fa1s axs, ar rather what . e1u-
-s,-i a. H1ssEfseieury n the -isie-
Tie at &c t9IG 4neasei sees5ou .s1s
sis c1is Of 1905, slzsrziag niraa,ipaI
rns q ssEss. sAs e0,te ss~f5su ,iscL1r-
= -aHs tina terms uf sfirs for n1sznf,i-
uira=. sxssPe tao=e operating za5ier
> - -1agE-s ISA saa 4-ser January l.
~. saluIi b two ysaEs- The 1meas-
pnr 1f 1919 PravHisrl Tor an sxreasasu
ne tn . sr--A sEo % ssur ysa-s. 5u-
n the PruVlso tAas the Provisions af
y lrs saould apply 20 eulT tA,i-s nu-
rsna1tiez sf 1900 izhasitaa-s &C ever
There > an apparent Discrepancy Be-
ns-a the uirb. u ehapser eus Of the
r. al 1919 amt the body st she lcs 4
y. tls tizie stating is - hs an At
wa -sters1cr - exz@astRr the term af
/ nuasi pa afirers to a@ sleers,i 5y the
sns. Wi-i ~ ssl-e1lsns 0f the {-IIIt-
NJ 1r1ulsa. Z aslE s.ssn submitted -
b. a-rarasT general tA.r-- tllsing ths
b. 90 the art, the title ant the pro-
Esiuns af sscs55n 81 Of the esnssirurssz
xsfher. suusHser1hls eg1fa.asu EI-a-
r. ia a number Of nuuusE9.GI l-Ies Eruier
Ir lI.aug rlGss IA PapuiGsi1a~ >i'I'zks
b. s-aze b~ eanssrusf A. governing. the
trns q sf9-= 0f Sfices st S1 m1ulcl-
s.ifss Esa5I D. head % D. fa'1r years
ni luC rxs yeas. nnGVr-llssAl,iln;. they
- ben siexr-E isr a rwo-EsIr term
| 4s-sr ss1rzeEl sursiier1tIsa Il lie
xsr % snE o sSgity ss Supreme esurr
=isseus. A=ls-1Hs Artsrusg GTeusr1l
znnscia sS4-e,s snEt .z E1s aas at -rl=.s
z11ace- al -5s-islI-lan By EnPliciEzulr-' :
n ne reasonable taesry xIs raIz The
rTenr ar the ss;.isl1Ezrz . Apparent ant
tizc Ilis-s n. rlIle af reason . agPllsri
SInr1slsu Na-se eeuf1ul.asst Euli1 pre-
- n hnlx 4srurIizr- . Tie s-rpsk .sE-
y II - lxw. thIE the Ls.--salEEs= n
sar - ssr a general t'ur-year HilE1H-i-
D. .sru1- Sasz.t mean E1sIErusa1ls eun-
nan AMI rhar al atiners &c mIaissi-
asrss alsser the .lca siAss wsg4 9ai
)iesE sEsr~ v1ease.f AZ the snd 0f tAzlr
txtEear term WITH ID SVprcr=ssr Fes-
siss isr. L wJgz5i neaa tAIE the r7x-
-ar xsrzii- Tr-o taeta- De called uPan
J. IspaEaE PROVISIONAL affesrs ser aun-
ri II 50 nznaslpalIsies- :. ssrIla'st ar
Pnezl zssrPrst4-5sn sf th= lElesrIon
ksuulf Dc zzvss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
MULTITUDE AT THE
BURIAL OF BOOTH
50 600 ATTEND FUNERAL IN ABNEI
PARK CElIETERY.
SON OFFICIATING OFFICER
Delivered Long EuIagy an Life and
WORKS Of HIS Fathef-Gen. Booths
Private Estate Was hut
S2.&So.

Louiiou.-The b'iy OF the fouader Of
ths salvation Army. Gen- " iinlm Booth
Kls buried beside thls sf hi- wife n the
SAi cemetery of Abaey Park in the
heart % The east end OF Lonslln. shsrw
tine great evangelist began ths. work thrs
spread over the entire wgrlA M .rca
xatheriaw Of the pspai.ls~ au f4naraf sr-
s1<iea- ats 5.en SitHrs-csi here except
apau the dearhs Of Cymsn Virtsrit AMI
Nmg Edward VII
Several Thousand >aivttiouist.. the
meu nud Somen composing tire fsrtv-
sishs DIVISION OF the army lros tine
L0usian provinces. carrying tartr ban
asrs af slaot amt Fir-- lHd keeping
step % setknowu >dlvatioui.s tmnss,
played By FORTY ban,i- mnrrhs-i over the
dve niles from tae army Ae1.iiturts-s
In the giIse'i Victoria street u the burr u
ground. through mudhv streets. after
beng irrueis,i By a ,i1wupour sf ram.
The mnitltuie IN ami ahuur the ccufs.-
teHy numbered aat ls-- than s0auu- The
new comman,lrr. BraniNeIl Booth. nm
seif pronounced a bong sulogy tlI rsaI
Tho eummItt1i -ervlcs when his tlchH-' >
bafy xas lawrrrd uro the grave. ~
BrnnE-I Boath w1s approaching the
TrHvs. Herbert Eputh. dressed IN eiv5 .ta
clothes. stepped tarN1r,i 1nd kissed Tn,
new general on the check
By hr- VII. his small privnte property.
having a net yaile af a. rounsl.. ID
.iPpruximateiv s., ssli. b. gives 20 th,
salvation Army vieh thr exrept.oa %
eVrtain private papers ami memoranda
~hich are rIver % - ei,l,s~t .an. Erlm-
we'll, tad a few ARTICLES chosen BY ann
self whlsh are givsa A. menenr9"- t4
eaa,h Of an. ehihirea amt chibirsn-in-iiw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
Banks Must yat cautrlhuts.

WIshingrau--Rsporrs shat one Of the
psIisieal parties was soliciting eOutri5u-
sionz from national banks FOR the Bsai-
my political campaign has stirred trea--
ary department officials. Any NATIONAL
bank making sueh eonEri buttons. de-
eiarsd Thosnas P kane. acting comp
trvllsr Of the currency whose attention
had been called 70 the reports, VII b.
subject To ins and irs responsible officers
ant directors hasle 20 fine and imprl-0ai-
men- for violating the law Pas-ed by
congress IN 1907 forbntfng such ihstita-
tiou.s 10 contribute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
WAREHOUSE IDEA GROWS
Ez-Enzsar PaEcy IT Flrze-s sfrcl9s
Quietly and R1p691y-

FasSs1a--WTth0gs making much nose
posiG- IT, O. re$orriay 10 dasPlIE hlver-
ssneHr- rhe extension pabsy o. the
gmers' WArehause Company Of whiish
r " Carter, president Of tAe Mss
vpI stvas6an Of the Farmers Calo1- :
BE- hs1G- ssArcrs,lznx former Prsslesa. q
p Z rh-ewer. : beng effectively pushed
ni5sr III scheme Of Reorganization 1Hsi
|aasnusErltio1 adopted some three
|nau1hs a-o, the 0f5rsrs ard agents a1Es
EEetly and lpparentLy effectively carried
|sEE the plAns for entry into other states.
|aad are making hestuIy Il GeorgiA.
[lszEs a=G Tennessee
Ths company VII Depart from he SIDE
Inc policy which characterized rs Sper-
aflsas n. the start, consisting n the
aaarfLiHg Of n farm pro,sDets From IN.
p the producer, and ea1dne It's opera
taus 10 esttsn- It's by-ProstE1e-s aaa fer
rhzsrs- and that the torrs NJ hea--
quarters VIII have their h1zlls tIlL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
PROSPECT FOR FAIR
YIELD ENC0URAGINe
COTTON CROP OVER SOUTH IS D.
PREACHING MATURITY.
DETERIORATION IN lexis
Dry Weather Causes Compliant at Shsrt
Ssapie Duo "a Premature open-nx
Sal Ws-vlls Dung Damage
n Texas And LOUISIANA

AenPhis-tsoo-i Prggr-s Wis made bx
the e"tton Sr0P IA al esttsn-Er7niag
states borl4<rins on the Mi.sls-57pi riasr
aa't "A Alabama Aad Oklahoma. aIrho,f.h
progress MATE gnisr favorable we1sArr
n Louisiana somewhat "a. off-.e b. 4
arvs from boil ws~vI D.ssriorar.agt..,-
eurrr,t m Texas. tseurgiE aasI shs Carl-
hnas.
II ms-t ssctiaus Of the b-ik ths plant
se~ms % have Ibout reached sae sliiuas
Of GsveiOpmsnE ant istsriorzsian sun.a-
4aen- aPou maturity s-snl- really 10 &c
n In tIst, SINE Of The i,.teriarariar "A
the -eetBons Nhsre the plant r-truvrl,..,,g
sas IErrI5utahls % tn. eau-e.
In states where an rdvanee Wa noted
the plant grew lnd frultsd veil ant =.
generally speaking heavily fruted ami
2runlsss exesilsnt yi~EE The hsavis-s
ss-serioratIuu Sas reported from Tsx1..
where trOush N the Ssluth Aas CAUSED
premature opening Of balis amt IA. Pc
el1ie'f The aleI of fall cr0p. sane eun-
PllInt = heard from al dry .evt.aas ol
shsrtnsss Of stapls tiIs 90 Drsuslssa.s
opening In North TexIs fairly favorable
weather. eunsiltions mere of set and over.
eoufs By damage from boil EeeviI anll
ether INSECTS DregGh and some scatter.
iag Insects were responsible for Isteriorsr
tlnu n ether states
In al seetnans save where dry wealth.
has tores't early maturity the NAL yiebl
VIII depend largely upon rh. date Of
fru=t- Where fairly 1o.lI yieI.is ara prom
Hsst with average fruss mla,h better WI
bs obtained with llts fr,st. Boil wsevT
complaint seIres in Louisiana ans
Northern TexIs- From Mississippi com
paints from this pest Are zratifyingiy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

According TO the Dry Goods Econ
Guist soft black velvet hats are in
excellent position. and the new show
tngs include an extensive variety Of
such styles. White trimmings are the
preferred decoration for black velvet
models. White ostrich fancies. white
wings and large dat bows OF white
<rusgrain and faflIe ribbons are var
iousIy employed White ribbon with
black picot edge Is another tavorire.
A four-eornerec model On the orie-
Of the shape so popular during the
past season has the brfu outlined
with this ribbon. ending IN n small
Gat tailored bow az the left side.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
WIterways Meet.

81 L0u=, Ma.-W- X NavaHaugh
president Of the Lases-to-the-fsIlf D..er
Waterway Association. has issued the
Official cnu for the convention CT tha
body IN Little Rock Ark September -
25 and %. Col Theadare Roosevelt has
accepted An invitation to 1iire-s thc con.
ventiau and viii speak on the second DIV
oa The Conservation of Rivers ami
waterways aud Natural Resources
Gov. Wilson Il considering an invita-
ticr which has been extended 70 arm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
OPEN ANARCHY RElGNS
Uultsd States MAY Be Eeld Responsible.
f1r Foreigners.

Whsiilugtau--tons onsiirIou= N Nlcaralslsr
are 80 rapuily approaching open anarehs
thas England Germany ant FRANCE IN
tend % 4enand protection sar the sah-
iecrS and collection Of indemnity for prop
srty 9nmag- ant Ea-s of hfe from the
zsvsrument Of the Uaited States, Arvurli
ing 70 tlvic~s r-e~ivsi By the 3eman,i
from Minister Wesrzsl in AIaarIa-
British. German an,i French .snsIiar
officials IA NicaragII have informed ths,ir
governments Of sansiltians IA the sourh-
ern rspsIblir declaring that wall. the ~
araguaH government = dong al IN t.
power to rivs prutersiaH % Foreigners. Il
hacks sroaps % glaranree safety either
TO lives Or 10 property
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
ENGLAND ASKS ARBITRATION
VII NIze Formal Demand Upon the
Enred Sites.

L.rntiaa--It = afieitIiv announced
r1l- the British government VII make n
faruaI ...-mans. apon shr Unlts-t STATES
-lverumsut ~ arbf-ratlau af Is elIims
tA1s rhe P1nam1 canal r.1lI A.. A. passed
-rrsr1iv b. -ha Cnit~'i SITES congress.
vielI-ss the HEy- -Rtunssfats treaty
The BRITISH demand VIII b. u-sls IN
her sA.s arbitration convention OF 1905
Great BrItalus contention VII b. shat
the question At hs-Is stis- nse Affect she
vital interests. insisp.isiense or honor OF
ra. United >sItss ant therefore Il a
sl~z-sv s5sh5a tass seeps ot the 1905 con
Eensaau- since tas matter - b. lrbstr1rs,i
- aoe Al at Of suugre=s. bu- Al inter-
prstatian Of shs HIv-FAluaeVf0e. treaty
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Sleeves have been steadily zeertns
longer during the Last two years. and
the very short ones Of three seascns
since are never seen IN fashionable
circles. Those Of this year end mid
way between the elbow and wrist. and
In the very newest gowns are light
and come quite 70 the wrists.
The hlcusss follow sufr- some az
them being made with quite long.
closely fitting sleeves. others win
thcsA tsar turn tina slhews enmxwst
aDly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

-1sissor.-A deleS1risn - >ccinlas-
sAtsrs n the state called Hs the capital
ant Interviewed Secretary at SsIts Ps~-
= AZ 70 the demand recently mar sT
No rIElr for representation on the eoIl-
= sslrVts ef ele<tian commissioners. They
anseass that thei- party . the asly enc
H sas p.lEIsi-al organizations n the st1-s
s1lrh AEs naaIaralaed i-sslf n the STATE
n Vel As the nat5oH1l saupaigus-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
csnsus fsr Nszlszl7pi Urged sy Super
atEzdeat 4 D1hyrA

Jless1n-SuPeriatens3esH J. r Dob-
yas Of the 1fsslss5Ppi Institution for the
Deaf 1zt Dumb . making earnest effort
70 gsr up a cumplets census Of the deaf
and damb chlA1ren throughout the state
>apsriarsndenr D0hgns aas prepared An
0psn s.srsr 20 the Prsss N whieh Ia
ssarss he $ making an sfart 20 Ioeass
al these afaieted WIsh DEAFNESS, n arvser
that the 4tgaarages Of sSts9eatIon may BE-
extended TO sarh ehibi-sn- He calls On
Al parents and -1ardi1as. through the
newspapers. 70 send as early as pnssiAie
the name and l5Irsss OF parents or guar
dams Gf xaE sgch deaf and GHmh ehiI
l-xn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
SO LIVES LOST IN STORMS
Parts sf Three States Ara Swept by the
FIoai

Pf-ssbsr-z.-IIfe -ogI Of II hast IS va.
eiIimed by heavy rains amt resulting
tIso.ls that swept West Virginia, Western
Pennsylvania and E.Este<u Ohia MSuda,
night Several persons are Missing
From reports = . believed the mon,
ssary dlmlgs VII reasa close 20 So
500 600
weather the sr0ru1 broke EIsS evening
In 1sBiEsiau 70 an extraordinary rainfall
the sle.rrieaI febtUrez we're most spec
taruIA- WITHIN a snort time the water
h1s sa-he.t away railroad trassSs n many
pknsss and spozens,l tsas Of earth. waien
cane turubbHx from surrounding mills.
choking shosouzhflre=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

When II Il necessary to DO work
which viii dizcolor the hands, rub
them over with vinegar and allow
them TO become thoroughly dry before
proceeding with the work This viii
form a protecting coat ever them. and
r white soap IS pressed into the nails
10 ugly st5lns win form Unpleasant
scars may be removed By barking the
1zrGz u warm mustard water
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
szno. .oco COO Martgagc.

caro-. IL-The largest mortgage svsi
fled for record IN this county WIS hand
ed IN to County Recorder Alfred Brown
It wa for sao0 100000, and : giver BY
the St Louis, Irun Mountain and Sourl
eru railway to the Union Trust Com
panv Of New York bnd BeuEimin z
Edwards Of ST. LOUIS.
Is covers al Of the property owned ay
the railroad company m Elinois. Ms
sour. Arkansas, Louisiana. Texas. Okla
homI and KANSAS art vii BE- recnr,Iea
IN every county shat The road enters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
PARCELS posi- BY JANUARY
VIII cavsr Al Systems Nov Used By
PuvIte Campaales.

Washington - Announcements W..
n.isi- By Po-tmIs-er General HrchcosS
-har the po-tofice department would hs
in reaiine-. GA IlHriry P. 1913, 10 put
urte general OPERATION ths Recently iu-
tharized parcel. na-r system
The postal express business. whieh
must BE- orgtuizr,i within the newt four
mouths. VIII evr-nd over more -h4n Z
milliou miles Of rural delivery anil .lar
routes AMI VII eever p - vaFiaIs r1Hr
idearian- al systems af transportation
of pargels now NTH Eet b. private express
s,tsrun.fnf.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Visux rose cotton vuils worn ever Q
slip oc saaesn curuposes this simple
dress. which has the foot % the sktrs
trimmed with three rows ef narrow tn
serrion sewn on az distances % abcuf
four trchsss a wider piece trimmed
WITH buttons is sewn down the cen
ter
The bodice Is trimmed hy q piece of
material tucked across TOP Of bach
and taken down ths center The
sleeves are trimmed 10 match
Materials required 4 yarts voflr 20
inches vide. Ia yarfs saf--n 20 tnch-
IS wide. yarfs narrow and I yard
wide Insertion. about 8 dossn but.
tons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

W1shing-0u--W VILLAIN Lesht r. ana
George 3. C0rrsIygu- eassh a former pm
vate secretary 20 Cob Roosevelt when he
Wa president William Randolph Hsx<ss
and Jaha d ArehbaisI have formally b-~n
a.sxsd 20 appear before the ssuusss caD
mites Invg eating campaign eoaErlsss
uons
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Wisaing-aG.-Pruvased increases in
the transportation rates On humber rang
Ing trum one cent 70 SIX cents a hunilred
pounds from points In the South to les
sinarisas N Canada were suspended by
the Interstass Commerce. Commission
from September to December 30
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
Duke Home Entered.

YGnkerS, Y Y.-Holdfng a revolver
Leveeld Ir Mrs Duke and threatening u
shoot 4 she made an cutlery. a burglar
left the residence Of Caleb G. Duke NH
EauaIre tobacco magnrte. after ransaciS
inx several rooms and terUrizing thar
Occupants.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Bcisan--A week ago the people q
tax section were feeling very neiAa en-
cauragzd sEer the crop prospects, inefR
sar1aus thea Pai5t@t 70 the hlFsss-lass
Vt a very f1ir crop @ sc&SSu- bzt dEE
ag the pazr week the Lall weezli aA'
eane his best xark- ans witAIa ten
eHyss tirne he has ezs the eroP On a'
1zasz n E1urthL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
COUNT DEAF NUrES

Earl BREWER
6sovernrr.'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

savannah, Ga--AH heat records for
Seotsu1hsr IN rhss city we're broken NSn
.fAv Shssa the mercury climbed to LOG
degrees At CoEEmbiI. = C. the tenn
uerarure reached ssas- and AZ ChIrIest01
il 1xAln touched 100
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

RH1herferTi- V Mrs Emilio De
aaru aad SIX Of hsr sesen ehIbirsH. ran,e
lng from 5 months TO II years OF asge,
met death IN fire vhieh DESTROYED thsir
hsrns- Debaru. the husband and father
Ant the seventh ehlId. boy of u. es-
capped by jumping from a seeousi-story
wi1ffoW
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

OaxI1Hd- C4L-Sarrounslsd By a vel
dag party xhish iHchHiei Hsne-s. A
Ieoparrf. a puma. 4 panther and a iirIiar.
Also a trainer armed wish whip anf r.
voivsr. Ms Ruth kavaaa Egh GnG George
W Loexsastsia we're married n a den
Of huns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Houston, TEA New YerS svudi
cate backed by millions Of dallars. la.
purchased I5,eoG reres At the mouth Of
the Brazns river Tor the purpose ef baiBE
Ing there 4 new city lHa port whleh they
hope VIII rival Galveston amt New Or
leas
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Traverse City Mich--ChowIbur-, AnG
food slmax- N this .estiau VIII amount
20 several hundred Thousand dollars Il
3 estimated Ss s1ss Of Efe y reported
On m1ny arms crops were eouphersly
DESTROYED
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Baaking eagerly forward to the couPie-
-5on OF th. louisiana and Arkansas rail-
rur.t- 1nd feel that It VII mean mere TO
the eisv Of Nasehez than any ether hne
that hns ever been huilr- Work en- rhls
roadway hs being pushed with al Pozzs-
hI,s exrsdieueF-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

New York-It was by the ard Of a
pretty young girl who smuggied eight
-reel saws aud bottle Of muri1uic aeid
To her prisoner sweetheart that a pa
delivery plot IN the Tambs prison nearly
came to A successful communication.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

saexsaG--A Ls<tsr rseelved oE NHss
>'s5e v Psw.H from Bradford Knapp,
sr lie cooperative demoastrHtIss work
r W4saiag1en- states that the -gPar-
az the gixEs- eEub work N Niszls-EPpt
ras better than that OF any 0thsr state
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
would Walk Around Globe.

Loudou--MIrk Hendon started from
MIrbI. Arch, Lsudoa- 10 walk around
rhe globe IN four wears Tor a prize OF
s5.aua- The conditions Of the task are
rhat Hendou must start peunib--s and
get his living BY selling portrait post
rIrgfs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
Oa3 Al. Matches.

Nera4lan--Secur5Hgl box Of matches
and eating the heas3s OF . handful be-
fore discovered By her Parents- Louise
AIEEns wilkins, the two PEARS ami nina
months ed daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
W. d Wilkins, died AZ the family aome-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

St LauIs.-CIsTe Oliver. amateur mo-
torryele rider Of ST. Laais- was killed
Ga the aax matardsue here wehn a TIRE
On his machine b-zrsr- throwing bim
against the wire fsa<Iag xrsaHi the
track His sp<~d wxs estimated at Is
nsz<z an nsar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

Beaumont. Tsx--Rev- T. A. Nyri-x
~. who has preached IN Methodist
eiErrhes in Texas. Southwest Missog-r.
aad Northern Arkansas for more thai
seventy wears, del here after "a haur's
lsIlsesx-