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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

Omega Flour, Rio Grande Cof-
lee, Premium and Star Hams.
selling from so to so gallons of
on weekly, Folks Peas S1.25 per
dozen, Raisins 10c per pound.
5. W. Moss.
On lext Tuesday the |. c. r.
X. viii round trip tickets to Jack
son for one fare plus 25c on ac-
count OF the inaugural of Gov.
Noel.
LosT-A Gold Medal about
Oct. 18th. bearing the inscription
K. II. 5. Expression, 1906. Find
er please return to this office.
Sahseris e for TuE EAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

OF living is To have good heath.
Use Herbine and vOu will have bush
els 81 Joy. You need not be blue, fret
full and have that bad taste in your
m 1uth. Try bottle 1of He-bins, 4
positive cure for al liver complaints.
- have used lierbIne for over q year
aud find it fine regulate | gladly
Recommend Il as a fine medicine for
dyspepsia Eor sale BY ali drug Iists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
CAEi;Ir MILTON

certainly smashed hole in the bar
rooms OF Kansas, but Billiards. uors-
hound syrup h1s sma IL all records
Is a cure for cough. JcJuchitis, in
huenza and all pulmonary diseases
L. &. ii, of Horton, kans., writes;
Il nave never found a medicine that
would cure a cough so quickly as Bal
iard's HJrehOuud -yrup. / have 1ssi
il tor years Sold by all druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

Lame shoulder lie usually caused by
rheumatism OF the muscles and quick
iy yieidi TO a few applications ut
tham5er.lia's Pain Balm. Mrs. +. Ii
NcEiW5s, Of iioistown, New Bruins
wick, writes: "iGying been troubled
for some tine with u pain in my left
shoulder, | decided to give Chamber
lainis Pain Balm a trial, with the re-
silt that I got prompt reiiefm For
sale by ali druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

3 stage, and Billiards. Snow Li1i-
nfent plays a most prominent par.
Y has no superior for rheumatism
ttiE joints, cuts, sprains and all pains
Boy IL, try it and you will always u.s..
{. Anybody who has used 3ailard,s
}now Linimens is a living proof az
tghat 1t does Buy a bottle. s5c. 5fr
Fan1i.eo. sol1 81 al druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
ursIaimec Letrer,.

List of unclaimed mail matter left
In the Oxford. Mise, Post-Office for
tae week ending Saturday. Jan. I1ih:
Badley, Emma
= BeItiey, sIIs> Eiith.S
) liut Ird, Miss Bel.
C. a. coleman, Misie
3 Clark, Mrs. J. c.
8 Fetch, Miss Allen X.
Goodwin, Mrs Mattye.
5 Hao.iIton, Mrs Lucy.
3 Hayes, Jim
10 Lotte. Irs. Mary
IL MeEwen. Ers. ella
IL Robinson, l. =.
IL Saad~rs, 81.
IA sun BrCs-
10 Thompson, May.
Is Taylor, r &.
Il Thaeker, MIS- Anne Belle.
Is TnacAsr, Hrs. Iiugiine.
10 Wilson. 5:ilton A.
= hen c.inng for the above please
give No vi letter and date advertised
:. NJ i{owRY, 2. VI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

If you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Mr. j. p klote, of Edna, Mr., says:
Il haue used 4 great many different
medicines for stomach troubles, but
ind Chanberiain's stomach andL liver
Tablets more beneficial than auyother
remedy | ever used" For sale BY all
druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
MIND YOUR OWN nrsINEss.

II you don'G nobody Will. 1t is your
business TO keep out of all trouble you
can and you can and will keep out of
liver and bowel trouble if you take DIR
Kings New Life Pills. They keep
blIioasness, malaria aud jaundice out
OF your system. 25c at \ II KendePs
drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
Announcement. !

W" are authorized h announce the
following candidates for state Sena-
tor from the 33nd Senatorial District
at the Special Election to be held on
Saturday, Jan. 25lh.
r. 4. DEAS,
". P. SHiSNCt.T.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16
Special Rates

The acknowledges. during the
Legislature.
Daily during the entire session
si.25.
Daily per month SOC.
Weekly, entire session Csc,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-01-16

Ordered that the officers and mem
bers be allowed their usual amounts
per diem and mileage.
Ordered thai court do now adjourn
Until the 1st Monday il February, 1t
being the 3rd lay.
J. Z. TRELOAR, President.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
BIGGERS

How do you like the Biggers stai
Herald?
Little Miss Ruth Leroy of Blacl
Rock is here visiting,
Miss Laura Biggors Of Pocahou-
tas is spending Jais week ia Biggcrs.
Mrs Amy1le Bgunc daughter
and her children lcl, on Thursdays
north bound train for their home in
Kentucky
Mrs. Josie Nicks and daughter
Miss Ruth, are in Mammoth Spring
guests of the Culp hdteL Dr. Culp
the manager is Mrs. Nicks brother.
The temperance lecture at the
school building Sunday night was
highly appreciated.
Mrs. Tom Bigger and children re-
turned to Pocahontas Sunday.
Miss Mae Davis is the guest of
her brother J. T. Davis and family.
Mrs. Harry Whitchurch who has
been confined TO her bed with
typhoid fever for some time is
improving slowly.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Publishers, Notice

With this issue of the o'ai
Herald this page is again set 'p'r, ,
for the use and benefit OF tie gooo
people of Biggers and Cherokee
Bay. In making this arrangement
we believe we will be fully aole W
meet the demands of the citizens oi
this section of the county, and al q
great deal less expense to them any
other arrangement we might make
Our aim and purpose Is to publish
the news-all the news-ol UuiS
section; to advertise the business oil
the towns and the many RESOURCES
of the surrounding country known
as Cherokee Bay.
We believe it is due the many
readers of the Star Herald al Dig
gers, Reyno, Peru and other towns
up the line that this part OF the
paper be set apart for them on ac-
count of the fact that we have al
ways received a very liberal support
from the citizens, not only Ill the
matter of subscription, but IN ad-
vertising and job printing as we'll
Within the next few weeks we
hope TO be able TO secure the services
of some one to take care of and look
after tbispart Of the papers busl'
ness; to furnish us the news, and at
tend to advertising matter JOB.
printing and to solicit and collect
subscriptions. Until we get a SUIT
able person to atten to this the
news gathering will be looked after
by local reporters in Biggers, Reyno
and Peru. The PUBLISHERS.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Crops are looking fine.

! Crops are looking hne'
James Reynolds and wife were
visiting in town Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Hogan was shopping
in town Monday.
Sula Johnson visited home folks
last Sunday.
The w. G. T. U. is still grow
ing, we think it is fine work.
Sam Morris of Ingram is over
visiting friends and relatives.
Bro. Woodson conducted services
at the Christian church last Sunday,
he delivered fine sermon.
h. L. Shaver who went west the
1st of June for his health, writes
from New Mexico that he will be
home IN a few days.
Mrs. Wilmington writes she will
return home from her visit in Texas
about Sept. 9th and will have one
of the biggest lots of ladies and
childrens hats on display this fall
that has ever been in Biggers.
The Ida May hotel is doing good
business. The patrons of this hotel
are loud in their praise for the at
tention they receive.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28

There is prayer meeting at the
Christian church every Thursday
night, everybody is invited.
Time for cotton picking will soon
be here, the farmers say cotton is
opening fast.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mauser have
new baby girl at their home.
Uncle Ben Bowden and wife were
in town shopping last Thursday.
Joe Brooks of Ingram has been
visiting his brother, Lee Brooks, at
this place for the last week.
S. c. Upton has just received a
car load Of new wagons and buggies.
A. u. Schnabaum has had a crew
of men at work repairing his cotton
gin for some time. They report
they have the gin up In first-class
shape, and will be ready to buy the
first load of cotton that is picked.
The town council has ordered
improvements done on sidewalks to
the amount of 5000. Let the
property owners meet part of this
expense and the improvements viii
amount to a great deal more
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Warning Order

In Justice Peace Court, Demun Township,
Randolph County, Arkansas. Before J. A.
Douglas J. p.
L. II. Hall and plaintiffs
w. +. Hughes rlaih'llls'
VS..
Walter Evans Defendant.
ST. Louss & San Francisco Railroad Co.
Garnishee.
The defendant Walter Evans, is hereby
warned TO appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the plain
tiffs. L. II. Hall and w. f. Hsghes.
Given under my hand on this the 18th day
Of August 1903. J. A DOUGLASS. J. P.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Warning Order

In Justice Peace Court, Demun Township,
Randolph County. Arkansas. Before ]. a.
Douglas. j. r.
L. H. Hall and ploirtiFo
W. f. Hughes riain'ins'
vs..
Walter Evans, Defendant.
st. Louis Il San Francisco Railroad Co.
Garnishee.
The defendant Walter Evans, is hereby
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
tiffs. L. II. Hall and W. E. Hughes.
Given under my hand on this the l4th day
Of August 1905. j. A, DOUGLAS, j. p.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Warning Order
In Randolph Chancery Court.

In Randolph Chancery Court,
Labana Smith. Plaintiff.
VS.,
Tohn c. Amendt, Southwestern Tie & Timber
Company, and j. II, VanlIoos, Defendants
The defendants, John G. Amendt Southwes-
tern Tie & Timber Corand HVanHoos. are
warned to appear in this court within 30 days
and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff,
Labana Smith
Witness my hand and seal as clerk Ran
dolph Chancery Court. this June Co. 1905.
j, j. Lewis, Clerk.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Ksrnlae Order

In Randolph chancery court.
Julia Jones. Plaintiff
vs.
Newton Jones, Defendant
The defendant, Newton Jones, is hereby
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the chan
Gerry court on this 9th day of August 1908.
[sEALl j. ]. LEWIS.
Clerk chancery court
Geo. T. Black Atty. for plaintiff.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28

NN' D'SSOi 10 III NOTullS
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Abbott.
Elmer Reynolds came in on Sat
urdays evening train from a two
weeks visit in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Thedora Rice is on the sick
list.
We earnestly insist on the young
people to come out to Sunday
school. Come and help to make
the Sunday schools better than ever
before. We are having right good
attendance but we want better.
R. A. Downey spent Sunday in
Biggers.
Little Miss Leta Upton has been
sick but is able to be up again.
, Our town is improving wonder
fully, several new buildings going
up.
Squire Riley is having a nice resi-
dence built in the south part of
town.
G. S. Ham is building a nice
residence IN the southeastern part,
which will be occupied by Mr..
Grostein and family.
Lum Morrow is improving his
property. viii Amos our town
marshal will move his family in as
soon as the house is ready.
The cotton gin isl being repaired
and getting ready for ginning one
of the largest crops of cotton this
county has ever produced.
Uncle Berry Wright is opening
up some town lots, several of our
townsmen have. spoken for lots to
build homes in Biggers.
S. G. McCrary was in town Mon
day after wire to bale hay.
Health has been extra good in
Cherokee Bay this. summer for which
we are grateful.
Cotton pickers wanted, lots of
them to pick the big crop that is
almost matured.
DR.. j. ]. Estey of Ravenden has
a car load of material on the ground
for his business house.
The Heading plant is running at
full capacity and working full
crew of men.
The county candidates were here
last Saturday on their tour of the
county. On account of rain there
was not very large crowd out to
hear them.
Harry Hite shipped a car load of
cattle TO st. Louis Tuesday.
Some of the boys had quite a
time Saturday night. They also
lad a time Monday with the mayor
o the tune of about $40.
There will be quite a building
poom in Biggers in the next 80
laws. Sam Conner, Shirrell Dick
ION, Harry Hite and Joel Williams
IRE making arrangements to build
'esidences this fall.
". A. Krimminger is having a
lew house built on his farm east of
own.
Mrs, Margery Stevens and Miss
Jamie Helm of Ash Flat arrived
Mondays train for few days
isit with their brother, Henry
Holm
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28

If you take Kodol in the beginnihg
the bad attacks Of Dyspepsia will be
avoided, but if you allow these little
attacks to go unheeded it will take
Kodoi longer time to put your stom-
ach in good condition again. Get a
bottle of Kodol today. Sold by Palace
Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Biggers has

DlSSCic iioo
One bank.
Two hetsls4
One grist mill.
One cotton gin.
Fosr drug stores.
Five general stores.
Three millinery stores.
Half a donen restaurants.
Three church organizations.
Two barber shops.
-Four doctoB.
One lawyer.
One lumber desler.
One 6he brick school building
One blacksmith shop and wagon
factory.
0ns livery stable.
One staye and heading factory,
furpishing employment for nearly
one hundred men.
The haest hotel between Cape
Gisardeau, No, and Walnut Ridge,
Ark.
Half dozen secret societies, and
many other things too numerous to
mention.
Biggers is located right in the
center of Goods country" and is
right in line for all the good things
that come along, We want few
more good citizens to locate Will
us; more good farmers, to cultivate
our rich lands, more mills and fac.
tories TO make up our timber and
other products of the soil. Come,
be one of us and we will make you
happy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

chief defer of them all stands AZ tne
head of his church. lf omooI 10 ~
stricken with determination to purge
his church OF immortality and lawless-
ness. his work was merely begun when
be urged that Taylor and Cowley ne
deposed. There is lot more for MIN
to do If he were sincere in their cases
p,t II should be remembered by citizens
that the two apostles named were Facri'
f;cod 20 save Smoot S Senatorial necH'
and now that his political head re-
mains firm upon his shoulders the Ia"
r,ov 90 hang for all he cares. ana inc
bretbrep may go on marrying ana aiV'
inc in polygamous marriage TO the cou-
cent If their lecherous hearts.
Rut what do the good men and women
~ Utah think Of Senator OF tue
limited States who will betray his OF
ficial oath because he belongs 70
priesthood against which he does no! ,.
dare "a sraise his heel or his voice
He is disgrace to this commonwealth
and no patriotic citizen will have SIX
vears more of his cowardly non
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
ITS WHINING FALSE PRETENsE.

The News closed its campaign last
night with sniveling whine about the
fairness it has shown throughout this
only by the wolf when it attacks a
shcepfold.
In the very Same column in which
that editorial patting itself on the back
for its fairness occurs, an editorial ap.
pears Of the most shameful abuse of
the American party, in which the vials
OF wrath and obIoquy are poured out
upon the American party, its methods
and managers. The News had the stu.
pidity and gall to claim editoriaily last
night that there was something in the
Sol Kimball pipe dream and it com.
batted the proposition that fair.minded
citizens consider his threat as the "cre.
alton of a diseased brain, while ad-
hitting the reasonableuess of consider
ing il as nonsense. The News, however.
will not have it so, but claims that the
"hatred entertained by some leading
and controlling ,spirits of the Amer.
icaul party towards the church leaders
is 50 intense that they are willing 10
commit almost any atrocity." Which
is simple bile and bigotry. unrelieved
by any shade of candor, reason, or
sense. The News is completely aware
Of the impossibility of any such thing
as il affects TO fear.
The News has been the most afro.
cious vilitier OF the American party, the
most shameless and unmeasured liar
as to the American party administra.
tion in this city. and the most de-
praved. fauatical bigot thereupon in
relation TO the present campaign and
10 the American party movement that
could be conceived. The only villainy
in this respect that cannot be charged
upon the Deseret News is bIackmail.
We coucede that the News is not
blackmsiling paper. But we do not
concede this, however, Tor its yokefel
low. tho Smoot Mouth" because the
" Mouth is evidently and almost open
ly Matchmaking paper.
But the bitterness, the venom, the
outrageous injustice and falsehood that
the News has been guilty of throughout
in its treatment of the American party,
absolutely aud utterly shuts it of from
all consideration as fair.minded news.
paper. 1t has got right down into the
dirt, covered itself with muck aud miro,
and nothing but q new birth, a regener-
alton in righteousness. decency, and civ.
iliZation, will make it clean.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

of church interference and control
that denial has been exploited With
promptness, louduess, and apparent ear
nestness, that would be well calculated
to deceive those who did not know the
fncts. This year, however, no denial IS
possible. The ecclcsiasts are out in fun
cry for the Republican ticket. There
is no disguise about this, and there can
be no denial, And iuasmuch az there
is absolutely no reason or sense To JUS
tify that intrusion into politics, we con
only conclude that the church tendency
10 get into politics is . habit that has
not thus far been shaken off. and that
once in a while takes hold of the cccles'
lasts with grip that they find TO be
quite irresistible, and they get out and
wage political warfare without either
excuse, reason nor sense. And that IL
precisely what they arc doing this year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
PRESIDENT SMITHS SooTHER.

We note in the Herald Of yesterday
morning q report OF an address deliv.
cred by President Joseph +. Smith in
the Tbirty,frst ward meeting house on
Sunday night. In this report President
Smith is made in a way TO qualify his
political interference. This qualiiica.
ton, however, IL more apparent than
real, inasmuch IS Smith calls upon the
people not to bo so much interested in
politics, but TO hold that. as well as
other of their activities, under the iu.
risdiction of their religion. The report
OF Smith s talk is as follows;
Now. ] want 70 say Just few words
IN regard to politics. You need not he
AFRAID: whether You an. are Republican,
say anything that will trouble you,
Politics What is It? What Is II? II
is only another name for the wisest, poll
cles OF government, whether municipal,
county, state or national
Politics Is the wisest policy, and the
wseSt Polikcy ls ,s the bef,p best politics 4 you
serve your rights. liberties and your home
from being eaten up by taxation and
squandered away, that best policy is the
But II is deplora BILE TO see any man got
politics on the brain. II is d terrible dis
ease. Some men oven seem 10 put politics
above their religion, and they would rather
see the church damned before they would
deny their party proclivIties. They arc
Ike an enragcd' bull before whom a red
flag is Haunted and they tear around
talking about something they know moth
Ing about, and spreading dissension and
trouble.
do not propose 10 let politics strike
In on me. II Is 4 good thing TO keep
politics on the surface so you can decide
what is best TO do, and to do what is
right.
You can be anything you want. Rapub-
hcan. Democrat. or anything else. never
tried To turn ANYONE, bur I do deplors
seetnG any man get politics on the brain
and have it strike IN. He is 10 be pltled.
This talk comes after the mischief
has been done. President Smith came
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03
FRAUDS WILL BE DETECTED

II will be dangerous for the
church party tools 70 commit
frauds, either in the vote or the
count.
All who are legally entitled to
vote must and will vote.
All legal votes must and will be
counted.
Any attempt TO intimidste
voters will be resented and re-
sisted.
Any fraudulent count will be
exposed in the courts, and the
criminals guilty Of the offense
against law and public right will
be prosecuted to conviction.
Watchful eyes will be every.
where, and no crookedness or
fraud will fail of detection.
1t therefore becomes all in
charge of the election to do their
work honestly and fairly. IF they
do not, they are sure of exposure
and punishment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-03

out in the October conference with an
open Endorsement Of the Republican
delegation in Congress. He now affects
TO belittle that Endorsement and to
diminish not only the Importance of
that political declaration of his, but OF
politics as whole. All must be sub
icct 10 religion. Politics must be only
superficial; but the real thing is faith
and subicction. The declaration Of
President Smith amounts practically to
the same thing as the bishops and
presidents of stakes are giving out;
that religion is the important thing,
and that politics must be proStituted
TO it's service when they wish.
President Smith does not think poll.
tics OF any particular importance, Re.
ligion, of course, he thinks is of tre-
mcudous Importance. Therefore, poll
ties must be put at tho service of TO.
ligiou, precisely as he has done and as
the ecclosiasts subject TO his iurisdic
tion are doing.
On the surface the report shows
President Smith 10 be languid in poll
tics, and 10 consider politics Of no great
Importance; which is not his state of
mind at all. Looking into it, however.
one secs that Smith takes this view
merely so that politics can be made the
superficial showing, with religion the
underlying and the really moving prin-
cipic. And SO examined and analyzed,
undoubtedly the declaration above
made, while mild in form. means pre-
cisely the same thing that ne meant in
his Endorsement Of the Republican dele
cation at tho October conference, and
The samo thing that Morris, McLachlan,
Taylor, Woolley. and other church &C.
clesiasts have meant in coming out this
year so openly and SO pronouncedly for
"Republican politics, counting their
party allegiance as nothing and thoir
church duty as paramount.
And that is precisely. in the last
analysis, the sort of thing that is ruin
ing Utah iu the political sense, and in
the estimation Of the American people.