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The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-23
SEES WAR MAKE
 FOR SIMPLER LIFE
EarTerO Sure Conflict Has
 Wrought Miracle.

Great Italian Historian Finds Struggle
 For Extrasance and Pleasures Is
 Gone, and He Confidently Believes 1t
 Will Not Return In at Least Two
 Generations.
 The European war has demonstrated that the giving up of many pleasures, necessities and comforts that modern civilization has created and established is a much easier thing than any of us thought one year ago, writes Professor Guglielmo Ferrero in an article on the wars effects on future modes of liv- ing.
 Many needs that seemed as imperi- ous and tyrannical as a second nature we have discovered are hardly even necessary to our being, and a little shakeup liberates us from them as from dead skin that peels and falls off. Mans nature is much less dependent on those things that modern civiliza- ti0n would have LIS believe.
 When the danger of a great war was spoken of many said it was not possi ble or would be of exceedingly short duration, not more than a month or two at most, because otherwise there would he revolution. Every one req soned in that fashion, and facts have shown that they were all wrong.
 Europe is all in arms, but in each country there has never been more calm tranquility. Almost all Europe Is eating coarse bread that one year ago country laborers complained of so bit terly when forced to use it.
 Everybody Now Resigned.
 Up to one year ago the city streets were never sufficiently lighted, nor were trains ever numerous enough or fast enough. Now the people are still and resigned.
 So if the European war has filled Europe with horrors, ruin and hate it has also made men more easily con tented. In each nation, far away from the firing lines, men and women are working with a tranquility that has not been known for some time, and they no longer complain of destiny, al though that destiny is harder.
 That furious desire to possess and enjoy that made men impossible to satisfy has all of a sudden disap- peared. The French have learned the virtue of patience, and the Germans have learned the virtue of sobriety. And who would ever have dared pre- dict it? The world has changed.
 How can this most singular of phe- nomena be explained? Is it sort of miracle? Perhaps human nature is changed No; it has rather found it. self Many people are today glad to be freed of many responsibilities and obligations that were forced on them uy an opulent peace glad to be able to live simply, as they like, earning less Spendiu" less. so working less
 The people have taken all the more readily to this more simple and re- p0seful life because the change has been universal Until year ago few, indeed, were the wise ones with enough strength of will not to annoy and tor ment themselves with the thought that l}erhapS they were not enjoying them selves as much as their neighb0rs.
 The war has forced everybody, or almost everybody, to live simply, so nobody now wants many things that year ago seemed indispensable to his happiness,
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-23
Pace g ...-a.al Disease.


 Until two c"r,Grio5 ago all religions and all phi'csophics taught that man had to kno, how to hold his desires within the bounds of moderation; that he should not presume too much on his own power; he should limit his aspirations; he should live simply. con same less riches, treasure the gifts that God and nature had placed at his disposal Since science, America, steam and the idea of liberty have increased mans confidence in his own power he has overthroUn all these principles.
 so vas born the strangest. the most singular mental disease with which the world was ever visited. There nev- CT was a time in history richer, more knowing or more powerful than that in which we were born and which last ed until Aug. 1, 1914 All the most glorious ages of the past were poor, ignorant and little compared to the twenty years that preceded the Euro pean war. We had everything wealth, knowledge, liberty, peace, safe ty, order. We should have been happy.
 The European war was needed to cure man of this malady.
 It Is not too much to suppose that the effects of this moral and mental revo- ution will last in Europe after the war. that one or two generations at least will now be disposed to live more simply and be contented more easily with that which destiny allows. The generations that have seen and gone thl.a agh the terrible trial In Europe cannot help understanding that in the modern idea of earning and spending, of enjoying without limit, there Is something forced that doesn't respond to the deep needs of human nature.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

So@e girls are g0oasookf-g unsn
AFTER theT ard Il cut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
WANTED SERVICES PAID FOR
o-rerse Ira. seeGt1 BE
A~zrre1 -ir--

A rsservatScz ra1iar vas disrpzso
late ever the breaking o. his an
handle. He laid his rtsfcrrnre before
the -rzr-er- q the re=ervafic1- who.
shru1x1 Pity. took a new handle from
as private sscck and adjusted IL 70 tAe
ar TIE -farner~ then noticed that
TIE AZ was shock1nxiy e1n SO. no
ricGing the owner 20 turn the xrizd
stone. he expenGet 4 kalfkour's tine
IN sharpening Tire hEade- When the
rse1a<litatsc AZ vas sfvez 20 the In
1san he vas ehiltsshIy xieef1L but still
fingered about indicating BY his acs
tioa that some feature Of tire trans
aetiou lad not been adjusted The
farmer zzs q little annoyed. ana
called % m interpreter
Ask the cid fellow what he wants
ROW. ke directed
After an exchange Of gruuts and
gestures the interpreter announced.
He wants twenty-five cents
Twenty-6ve centss What forr-
For turning the grindsto1s--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
ToMMrs AMBITION IN LIFE
Nee a sery Hish o.>. cot Extremely
Complimentary - ttis seheot
Teacher.

Many &C The teachers attending a
recent teachers conve1tioa AZ Port
laz6- Me- had good stories to tell
o1s y01ng and rather pretty teaches
frur1 Lincoln county told the follow
ing
IT has been my custom 10 szcc1r
age discussioa ca subjects outside the
lesson papers. and along tbs Ire
ozs car spoke Of arzhftiou- After
had set before the class the desfr
ability q having kfxh AIMS I asked
NY pupils what each planned 20 be
One wanted TO be doctor. another
president. another an aviator, azc<her
an electric car nosorr-zr. another m
engineer On a rafiruad- and 50 %
around the class. until ! reached
Tommy.
Tommy IS bright. hardson-
ycunxzter Of seven years. and was
expecting him TO va1t 70 be sonecrs
q great Importance IN the world |
vas pzzxfed 10 ind aim plainly mach
embarrassed He didrr va-t 70 tel
ne his ambition. but finally asked Z
he night whisper il to me- MICA in
terested- ! gave hin permission. ant
he truezed Up 10 III desk Even
there he ke<ftzted-
Gone. come. Tommy said
somewhat fnpatisatlv- Tel ne what
II Is Ecu want to Be n ufe--
He raised himself o1 ttptoes zzt
slipped one ara about NJ neck A. he
whispered 'foar-yogr huze4cf.'--
The Sunday Nazzrf-e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
AL THE PROOF NECESSARY


Il vas the rush hour IN the Gazette
IA o1e Of these qlieklznch places
where yoG help yourself and grab 4
Chair and Use the arm Of the chair As
. table A rushed feeder grabbed a
slice Of pie and COPIED cut a chair
Thea he remembered he needed cot
fee and he dashed over 10 the service
counter When he returned With his
cccss his chair was occupied By az
Oeher hu-TT-1p diner
Excuse me- said the first Eaa.
Eat that l. ny chair
-Hcv DO you k-1E e = yucr
eAafrs- cszzz1et the occupant IN q
szriy tore
Because I can prove IL stated TIE
GrSE zzr
How can yog rruve rt.- asked the
Occupant
By yozr tru1=erS.- was the reply
Yen are sirrizg en- uT pie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
EFFECT or CLIMATE ON WORK
oex~-ss-ios -zs see~- Tnzs IL -.zs
Mzeh l-rs--<e 60 ores
csszefts-

In CcuasctaczS TIE e@sct OK changes
q tsz7srzrErs fruz tag to Gay . ahou;
1aI< as great as the eject q tas
Changes frp1 season % seazoz- Il the
Temperature remains unchanged pso-
PIE wcrx ssowlr. Z Il rises thzy nay
BE sxi-ziares9 a Gr-le Il Il tnEs. co
Ire other Aaz1- provided re IN - zos
excessive there s = eecssea set-z1zs
he eject &C errsxare Changes C
weather may BE eumpar~S 70 nat rru-
dsc~G zpo1 = scrss ~ a good driver
II the Azizzl Is alioHess 70 20 as ox-
<zfr. vita 10 xtszzlus whatever. he
VII travel East n 6rsx and t1ez settle
enSz 70 n slow racs wA6ck VII PRO
trzc< 4 5uGrzey iE1s6zitsly- Il Ne Is
eeas<zzrly srxe< % IS t0rzozs SPEED
Ae nay Eaks the 1r<t t1g-zsy Gzickiy.
e9r - xi1 scoz break 6oEn Tie
w1<s driver zrrss lin fox a short tine
and rsen asts kfz % mere slcEly- By
constantly repeating tAfs process he
gets good seed f-uz as 2zf-al- a1t
yss p-evsz-s hin froz becoming sz-
Aa-<ceG Thzs - shat eczstz-s
ca11Ees Of tszperztzre seen 70 90 70
-aa- TAsrsfors. n reekcainE TIE vaIze /
y any Climate frcz the point q yssx
y e-csszeT. StcrEs uuzt ee rated a.
d high vzlze- II they zloze were the i
slezezf Sozrks-z Cara6a. 4
rem Alberta eastward wozld possess
Ae ssS citrate n the World. whE1s the
'o-fher1 United States. fruz the Da-
zotas and Sehrzzkz eastward. the
northwestern Fart os Europe. northern
italy and Japan woza1 crze next Eng
and Il VII be noticed. Is the only 4
country irelz1sd both in the regions
Just mentioned and in those where ths
mean Temperature q the seasons xp-
p<racAes the i1eal-Hzrp<rss Maxar
xin<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Folp PITY VITA Es
" Q nan private
cr-~s7aos<ne~ DE-
@rs-zeas Il TIE Ly-
68EFrsAA- " ed
icsrs Co. Lyra.
Mas fcGr litter
VII he cp-n<zs. r~ns
ard answered ~ q
wuEE x k<ss I,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Representative Herman A Meta
avropcs q neatraiity. said a q lzn<h-
ecu in Pkfl1delpkia-
Some of these people take q low,
dehased view cf neutraIiry. ogherwtss
they wogldnr DO the things theyre
doing
Their ldea % neutrality. n fact re
minds ne q the two actorz' iten Of
marriage
Al Tire seventh wedding nreakfaz.
% the first actnr the ether. VITO had
himself been married str times. said
Wen. cd uan. tho1xhs ycu had
learned By this tine that a marriage
Is nothtng but n ssntencs Of hard
labor for Hfe'
Yes. said the other actor. but its
4 sentence that yoa czn get ccmmufsd
By lad behavior
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
WONDERFUL HOW RESINoL
STOPS ITCHING At ONCE

To those Sko have endured for years
tns irehlng tcrrecrx % sczsn.z or other
s1ch <kin-sruptiou- the relief that TIE
1rsS Ese Of rssiaol cintzerr zzd res
nol soap gives : perfectly inersdIhl.
After al the suffering sA<T have
szdzree and al the useless treatments
taey spent god nacz@x fer. they can
not before ANYTHING 80 simple mid
and taexps1siEe can stop the i,chsrx
and Burning INSTANTLY And rhey
End Il srfM Eore wcr6er<zi that the
improvement IS permanent and that
res1zol really drives away the erup-
tca completely In a verT short tire.
Psrnazs there l. a pleasant surprise
IKE this N store fer Yea Ressnol ofsr-
zas1r and rssErcl soap are sold BY an
d-ugEizrx-A1v-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
CAL0MEL IS MERCURY IT S|CKENs! /
STOP USING SALIVATlNG DRC
Don't Lose Days Workl Your Liver Is Sluggish or Box
Constpafed Take -Dccsons Liver Tones-N's FreI

Yozr. bflieus. Teur Ever Is slug
Eish. Ycn feel lazy. sizzy and all
Knocked cut rozr bead = aan- your
trzg1e = coated: breath bad: stomach
spzr and bowels eczzxfparsd Bzf acat
take salivztinx ezBouel Il makes yca
sick yoa nay lnse days work
CalcmeI = mercury or quicksilver
whfch causes necrosis q the bones
Calonel crashes into sour hfte like
dynamite. breaking Z up. That's VIXEN
ycu feel that awful nausea and cramp-
inr
n you wast to enjoy the incest gen
tlsst liver and bowel cleansing ycu
ever experienced Inst take n spconfzi
Of harmless Dodson1s Liver Tone- rcur
druxrizt CT dealer sells Yuu = saeeas
bottle of Dcdzonls Liver Tcne under
ny p>rse1zr zoneT-eack guarantee
that each spooufzl vii clean your
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Thsy we're zr tea near ths cnEEexe
sru111z. she qzixe pretty znd sngzx-
ing despite the tact that she Was =
Teachers enEless- and ke an earnest
ss1dsz< q the Law. They had g1r=
quite far aIcng The pleasant road d
Romance Hs inquired shat eexrss
she pursued
4 aspire 10 be = Il r. s. shs ~.
plisd cezursiy-
i dare sag irsz bard he answered.
zassEt-zzzGedly- Hears afxerwzra
under the green SHADED Exhk II hiz
owa ruou- 4 al came To hEm sz6
ae2iT--Ssw Tcrx Evening Fest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

f0ung Percy Pruzes had persistent.
u paid ais arrsntio1s % the beautiful
girl IN the next street Frsr ker
pci1t q v1zw they we're ahout a. wsk
e0Es rs rent enlle<rarz are @ set
ting Gays
Once he Glanced % get her ah,ze
s5sh hizsslf AZ a ckrzruzs parry.
Tnex sat dsxa tngekAer-
II think Eer-~L VII a.
preach your father tczixAf- csaEs
ycu advise as 20 hox I shozld euz-
EenceE
consider sir. Ehzr Eca lad eee-
ter suggest before ernEezeEzx fhzr
he Should bear IN z1zd the penalrs>s
resulting froz vioEent axsa4l-. has.
ehsrys zaEzlzszhrer and damages q
person Papa Is 50 fmr1lzsTe. yea
know--Arswsrx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
FACE BATHING WITH
cGti>urz soap Nsss Seeming 20 SCI,
sstise skira Trial Free

Especially whe1 preceded By little
touches of CurSeurz Ointment to red.
ro1sh- fteetng and pinply surfaces.
Nothing better for the skin. scalp.
hair and hands than these super
creamy eroLlieEtx Why rot look your
best ~ TO your hair and skim
Sample each frse hg E1fl with Book.
Address postcard. Cgricurz. Deps W.
Boston Sold evsryvheres-Aex-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
So. 500 IS the AMOUNT
Bark offieials To Pay Oe5est.-x
Oee1 Ct Trust To Irs1rc
S~~<f~---

Ezre<priss.-Tne cSicsrs aas 6i-sc.
tors of the Bank of Enterprise. vac
we're addicted so1@ time aEo for &C
espttnx deposits knowizg that TIE
bank vas t1solvezs. catered Lzto an
agreezerx with Attorney -Geze-al Col
LIS and Special District Attorney
stone. BY whicA agreement Ire &@pos-
itors o. said hank vii - pat1 n f1l1
TIE azoz1x aow Due the creditors az6
teposisors i APPROXIMATELY t-.-sea. 4
Is sid The azzoz1t % the assets ss-
ri1zre1 By the aero1atznts seat e1r
troC the s<rur-eyeeae-zI's ocIcs. w1s
SIC. go and the o-icer< za1 directors
axree 20 pay sl.-5sa. or the rsu&l-<e-.
which vii pay al TIE 6eecs q TIE
AJAX and 70 secure the pru1pe pay
7ert Of same they give a deed q rrz<r
y all their property
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
This solid Y
gold-shell initial ring given to you
Cut out the coupon now and mail today

Tbs woad<-fsl iarr,Sz<s1ry cf<r eIo.<s
APra 4, 1913 Send ne coupon bess~ asdzy
-srh a ssuzrzr- frrm \ one PounS package q
Are1<kA<x' Ario~z or Arbs<ki<s' Gr1uni
Csfr<. snt 10 ems IN srzzps or coin
Get one Of rhes< heaz1fzi inirizI RAG. VIA
a1y b~r-<r tnzf you usx d<zire placed ca ne
n<zrr- Is value s rezzzrkzbl< IL Is m al
scsznriy solid golt-sh<l ring (aos = vzshe-i
% ei-rr-o-plzira riagl and we zzzrzar-s 4 70
gsvr errrlIenf wear II Il dos not. twill &c
es<<rfally ezrhzngr1 n onr<. ~iraaur e..es-
nnn- Ven could not get herrrr guzrznnr-
d yss Fzid many nn<s the Prsers
Hs~ ~ d-s.r.s.. - -. y.u -.nr
Tsss rag % zfr--t IA SECS srzrs - n Ne Exr-
C~- ra< nag and iziss.l f-zir-x. teuir
l-zs<- esca rrr
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vases 80 max ne .asw1l er1criE ~.<a 9r.~n
uEr1F zrzan4 nc sr=rrx nznx az 1ax-r- Th~n
~ =-r r=@ q ra= E-s &c N sa< 9.<-nn irA-wa
s1s~S AID sarr - Ez< ~ ss~r cd azslsnzx4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

We make ms .zsnaz<lzx esf<r - i-sssre
you - ~ ase 7cun1 al Ars1rxi<s- Aris.z ar
Ar,uckiz' Gruun1 Cnfe< $50 has- yu..
onp&-rr. N izsar and .rsEzz. ~i<A ne c-ss<r
Yo1 nov s<rse- Lean why zcr- Ar1z<xi-s'
Arso~a and Arsurxiesf Grsunt Cal.rr = scl1
sizs arp saf<- ss<szrs< ezfr<-
In ever 4 mTllion American hnzn<s. ezerr
=crzlzg. 4 PSPing hnr cup ct Aras<xls'
szrrs ne dzx. ls b-npong rsf<< zrzmz
nakrs k-rn th< zpp<-s<- Il : gssf crsS<--
10 good tnzr L cealx =<z-r t< cif~r-sE az rh-
Prsrr. were 4 a1r sar - tremendous szlr-l
Try Z nczr. zn1 zrr cu- 81 fn~s< vzisaz6i~
inifszE rags sar ys4r-<if or Esr surn~ enc IN
your tzrrlly- Czr cut the cnupcn acw Then
huy enc pa<n1 ct Ar5aeks<sf Ariasz exhrl~
eezn1 or Arsueki<z' Grugn& CsiF<~. s-sf rn<
sEzznar- from ne paexzgr. and send "a ussizy
VIA ne ea1Pon xnd lex n srznps sr ensn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
IND|ANOA MAYOR
CLAIMED BY DEATH
W. DUDLEY WATTS EMPIRES ATT.
Es AN ILLNESS oF a FEW
DAYS
10 YEARS COUNTY OFFICIAL


i-@.xzc1A-W D~1lsT Watts. mayer
e Iz1a-sl1- eied afce- an flzszs q
ozly a fsr 6ays- NJ w1-rs. a native
q Szzfi1wrr co1zsy. cAze kere froz
Ezievilie - years Aeo 10 serve a. 6sp-
uty cirrEit CLERK r-der AEs e-uthsr
Sec--ly arrer~Nrd kiS ercrher died. and
Mr. Watts w1s -l-c-eG 70 H. z1ex-
pirs1 tern Later ~ Eas elected f1r
the fan tern In 1855 b. AS elecsed
auzzcy treasurer and served four yea-S-
In January. 1914. he vas elected mayer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

PAX ~1s struE11g about cue 6ay
El-h an Ezgiish=az Pat said the
E=zlishzz1- I VII give that wcuzz
zixFsnee or every renay yu1 give
her
Rigk&- said Par. and he gave her
zizepenee-
When TIE Eng1ishnzzn had EiTen her
his share. Pat said he. -whiea q -
VS. the biggest foolr-
Il vas xo1.- said Pat
NO. said the Engl1shmzz. II va
yea for y01 gave her al you had
-B9r-- said Pat. that Vas NJ
zfther-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
sniprina lix. ssoes.

cs,unb1s--W c. Swans Of the p-zs-
re belt vest Of Columbus has shipped
thres carloads Of flzs cattle 10 rhe
East - Louis Earke. Sizcs the frs
g the week the stock being spIsndiS
bovine sDsctnezsl Thks section Is fast
develsp.,g a. . s;Oek-rzicszg eonuun-
iry. the fine alfalfa and Ray lands Of
the county rendering exceptional o.
pcrtrztriss for the Industry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

sluggish LIVER better thaa a dose
nazty ealnzel and that il wrn1 =
yuz sick
Dodson's Liver Tcue - real -
medicine Yo9n know Il next I'd
ing because yua VIII wake up tee
nne. your liver VII BE working. =
headache and dizziness gone. -
stouach VIII be sweet and yuur hc~
rexniar- Tou yin feel IKE vcrksr
youa ne cheerful: fun q vtxcr
arhfricr-
Dcdscns Liver Tcns Is enttr
VEGETABLES. therefore harmless and 2
rot szlivafe- Gfve Il TO E1ur chfitrr
Ninicrs % people are using DcSzc
Liver Tcne Instead Of dazrsrurz Z
cnel now Tour dru<xist win ten :
thar The sale Of calouei s alu1
stcpps< entirely here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

u Vas recess Two snail eoys we're
having a somewhat ruugA struggle.
and vixen one received an unexpected
lard blow Re exclzimed.
II ycg coat look out. yozl ezk gp
IN place that begins vita II and en6s
with L.
A passing teacher. bearing the re-
marx scDlded the boz severely fer
What he had said
Well replied the Dor. after a
pause. In sure I do1t knew What
you're tzIkinx abo1t- ozly meant
hospital Sunday Magazine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ot the lack
so1 4 Eastern railroad an exreasioo
q the Meridian 4 Memphis from u
ioc- Is making progress. according TO
Nice-PreSideu; $. A Neville Several
miles 81 the extension has beea grad
&c and Uil som b completed 20 Sc
has.cpal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
To Club Raisers


His. - s<f IS ~r~.<u--s 6rus
50 d y>.- frz..u<s . ksss~
Send ne csspsn b<lo~.
vi-h sc< szaznlr- znd l1r
N srz,nps CT Gun, zn1 ~
wilI sad you N once cne ct
rh<s< bezIsfaI iniczi solid
Eolt-sh<H nng1 Tbs VII
Be yszy Tszs- "a s..ss=
y1u- frienE.s wan q uznzzk-
abe ois-r this - G<s ss<
ct rhrr. not already z.inz
Aroackl<s' Cn6-< q, rzke
z.<s1nrzx- Of this aE-r. lzs<
- y'sI have We will nzil
ezrh 81 your fri<n6s dirrrr
ne hezunhd riag. when yoa
sad Is the Hsnc<y za6 ssx
azra-rs ssr ne ave rings
Fer dung rhis ysz Mi
earn - nZu1rzrrs tree
When NC ~nd you yssr
rlnx, w< viii send a sp>rizi
blznk. EIsing faH and clear
InNzzE-1ons a. =, whzr yut
hive ~ Do ~ grr thrs< Is
sixuzrzr-s freq. Ar me same
rrne. nc wili sad you cur
hezaTifal new czrzlng. sksw-
n,x me wiar eanacr Of ~cn-
a<rfl Eifrs y1g ezn rrr Tor
Is sxnzr,zrr-A
Thea yca can sAtvrs~ -
Wat Won wznx knr me Is
Arnurkie n<z1r1r<s shaf you
g~r ku-<. or. 4 you 30 &<-irr
w< wih nnad yea a crrdlr Bur
the Is signzrzr<-. whirh yuu
GA cannr SSrk 1ruzrEr-s cur
hnrz Cur eufsr Psrk.z-s har
zr-s<s<s whi<h r-q1i1< a
E-ezr<r 41znEry- 4
Md th> eszps. ns~. II
vixh sn< Arb.<kie II
sg,.ss<- snd lo< II :
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Greeavood--Nrs- Lewis H11phrsyx
Of Greenwood Was elected president Of
the Eighth district Mi<SisSippi Fsderz-
tic1 OF Wcuen's Gibbs al the annual
meeting here In Confederate Memorial
building Other officers are Wee
president Ms Walter Trocter Of WI
no1z; recording secretary. Mrs Bray
Of winO1a. corresponding secretary.
Mrs W NJ Wairtingron Of Greenwood.
Treasurer. Mrs w z SSilsOn Of Car
rolirpn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Mer1diaa--The first preliminary
sxeps towards Neri1iAn's cleanup
eA2pntgA started vh<a repres@nxa-
s1v0 - ~. YUAnEazsA el1ha cun1uRxuE
- - - uuuneA -Ah r~eu~nea u
= progr.m 20 BE Observed and n,
manner Of removing the trash a< &C
eu11isred In various parts os the city
The council promised the ladies' ever,
eo-o2erztiOu in the work The cam
paign -ilI begin April y. ard couriau,
. week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

MerS6iAn--The ladies' eirrularf-r
resttiO1s 10 secure the a3zss Of a suf.
neienr number o. qualified ELECTORS 70
secure i4e passage &C al srsfza-ee
prohibiting chickens from trespasssnx
On other peoples property. have So
cured xboaf 100 names
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

he eEezinx neal didn't exactly ar
peal TO little Walks. and he are spar-
izz1y- Mo-he-. Ike AL moeherz. iuze-
@lztsly became alarmed. and urged
hiz 10 eat
fo1 Z1ss eat something. Wzido.
see said. &c yc1 vii grow 10 be :
great rig. strozg mzn--
Mzzma- d01t want 70 Be a &c
Ecezzs-- the ycungxtsr said. making
ID more 70 attack his neaI--Intian
apolis News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

xeyitian--Dr. Anna Howard Shaw
one o. TIE leaders OF rouxz's sus
frzge. viii deliver an address here o.
April 3 Efforts 20 have Dr. Snzu
speak n Meridian have been unde,
vzy since the orgznizztion Of the lc
cal branch Of wcnzn's suffrage
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Maco,--Ars- Annie Buck xi,. q
the Rev Jesse H Buck died at her
home here she tel from a chair and
fractured Ter hip The shock and pain
were more than her frzl health eouIS
withstand
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25
psssn.sssr at Pu,.

Purvis--Nr- T W Cooper. Who vas
Appointed 10 succeed Mrs Mamie
Reese. resigned. a. postmaster. has
been noriried that his ccmnIssEoz VIII
be iss1ed As soo1 as his hond Is fled
with the department
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

Agricultural Ccllege-Ar a receni
nesting Of the Axrtezlrz-zl Cab IL
foiio~fng o1icers we're elected for u
thiru terra c. c. Steele. dir=crOr
H H Grzhzm- viee6irectOr. Z u
GRAHAM secretary c L Cary. eriEse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

How Do EheE feed the horses Ia an
these zrwiesg
Ca tAey always have a hzx 70
spare 20 pat In the kurseHs n1zrh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-03-25

And 50 yo9 are fully determined
e persisted thai yoa eznnos Ezrry
me-
les she replied. Eeztly szr firm
L. I Ezst stu say So % rce
care enough for yea for that
An right szs< Ne. Eizh = vel
simulated sigh q relief. as ke Turned
20 ire door 10 % I vas afraid that
yea lad beez taking CTR IErsze ei-ra-
lso1 ssraoGziy- and ! meant to do the
rlg1S thing Al any cost. but this lets
ne Ont