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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
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"a ~ ECZEMA.
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Why waste time ard money expsrf-
renting with greasy salves and lc-
tons, irving TO drive tine eczema Ser-
rom underneath the skin when A II
kendei. the Drugyc, guarantee
E5I,O, = clean iicuiu preparation for
external use 10 rio the skin OF tie germ
tf3 tha. eauses the trouble: One an
pieation VII relisyh the itching and
etten times n bottle Is sufficient to
crre = minor case o. eczema.
IN zoo towns and cities in America
nc leading druggist has the asency
Tor ZEGiO AID ne Will tell you OF the
marvellous cures made by .his Glen,
simple treatment. ZE&Ois recopriz-
"a - the cleaness and most popular
Treatment for eczema, pimr.ies. dand-
FdG and allotaer forms Of skin or seal,
affections whether on infant or grown
peoon- VIII you trg ! bottle on our
sccomnenGlti0a?
Al. EsSOEL, Drug Store.
"Jrsr Is Coop
At Biinker Street deaIt Twrst,
By trade I Ss'b5titutio-Ist,
Who'd prove to yol that Left was
Right,
That Black was but a shade OF White.
md ample eylde1 e could fin |,
10 show you didn't kn w your mind
For instance; IL you asked for .Jink;s
No Matter = hat" he'd band you
Affirm the difference o. c letter
Just made his Substitute the Better.
Aad # you still would Jink's demand
led grieve that he had None on Hand
Bat sinks" was Finer, Bigger.
Cheaper,
For Twist was was that sort Of Stor-
keeper.
Upon the desth Of Turnand Twist.
Name incurred, FOR such men are not
His checks he cashed for First-chss
Ticket
To pass him through the Heavenly
Wicket.
And store up the gorgeous gate
v here aged WgtchnLIn SAT- IN state
sOh,
Dear Peter, fit me with a halo:
and snow me sour best line OF Harms,
~ picE ms one with Flats and sharus
WHAT'S this years mode in Robes
and things?
A-c what's your price for Snow-white
Wings!"
The Watchmen said. THE White ara
Out.
But Blacks the shGde you Want, no
doubt,
and as for harps-a tiD my lad.
Our Red-Hot PItehforks are I'M Fad.
Among the Uit-a-smarty Ser
iouA IND more Forks than Harps. |
bet. 1
FOR Halos there is no demand.
Boz We have Sulpher still on nand:
It's Just as cheap, burns jus. a. We'll.
and Soon yoa'A get to Ike the smell.
ines Robes of Brimstcns warn ana
woof---D
Twas then Twist glimpsed the Clovep
beneath the ssint-like watchm.n,s
Hem.
look here" said he, such tricks az
them -
! thought I'd left Number Seven.
1 0tnn't look for such in Heaven
-ip Heaven? Vel my dearest Tu;st
. surely are an Optlmistl
Your Ticket reads in terms presise.
10 substirutors') PARADISE,
Whenls---w when spoken OF before the
ladies' ~
In polished language, lust NEAR
HADES.n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

THE Stars cF Glssis1P-s.
LsEas-itr County. No % 3
&e- "a Hodge - Ar-lr- Hbize
10 A-hCr EdSe. wloe ro.t-oM,e
address 5 New Orls2us. Ia. Toa are
commanded - appear before the
Llauce-y Clcr- OF AFayetts County.
=aif Sga-e. on the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31
ENGINEERS OF
NOTE To VISIT
ARIZONA SOON
Also Possible That Secretaries
Ballinger and Wilson viii
Inspect Roosevelt Dam and
Salt River Valley.

PHOENIX, July 3O.-In the next
few months Phoenix will probably
be visited by several big men among
them being Secretary Of 5he Interior
Ballinger Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson and the army commission
named by President Taft to inspect
the proclamation projects Of the west.
AS yet no official notice has been
received here of the coming Of Gar
field or Wilson, though announcement
has been made that during their va
cation period this summer, both OF
them would come into Arizona.
If BaIlinger comes it will be to in
spect the Roosevelt dam in the final
stages of its completion, while the
object of wilson's visit would be to
get in touch with local agricultural
cond tions and the forest reserves.
Most Of the cabinet members are
combining business with pleasure
Secretary Wilson comes it will be the
first time il is believed. that he has
seen the Salt River valley.
BaIlinger was here several months
ago. and inspected both the Roose-
welt and the Granite Reef dams.
but now that the former is practic-
ally completed and viii be turned
over by the contractors before long
though not officially accepted by the
government for two years Ballinger
will want to inspect the project be
fore accepting the work Of Contrat-
or O'Bourke.
Late IN September or early in Oc-
tober six prominent army officials
will be in Phoenix to view the local
project. They have been appointec
by President Taft to view the west
ern reclamation schemes before $40 %
100000 in bonds. provided for by me
law
In the act making the big bond
issue. II is stipulated that before any
money is given a project for its
completion the board OF army offic-
ials must make an inspection and a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31
DOC HOLIDAY, GUN FIGHTER,
AND SOME STIRRING HISTORY

An article published in the New
York Herald OF June II purports TO
be an interview with Bat Masterson
on bad men" he has known. and
tells among some other things of
some characters well known TO old
timers in this section of Arizona and
Of events which stirred at the time
and still live in the memories Of
many The part which relates to
Tombstone is worth the repeating
and the facts can be verified from
several in this city. Chris Selman is
one OF those who vouches for the
truth Of the general details.
Speaking of the picturesque char
acters, guess Doc Holiday stands
in that category. I never liked him
and few persons did. He had a mean
disposntion and differed from most OF
the big gun fighters in that he would
seek a fight. He was a consumptive
and physically weak, which probably
had somethig to do with his unfor-
tunate disposition. He was of a fine
Georgia family and was educated as
a dentist. He went West after shoot
ing down several defenceless negro
boys in a quarrel as to who should
occupy a certain swimming hole. He
made Dallas in the early seventies,
and hung out his shingle. ]. ID. Halli-
day. dentist. but he soon quit that for
gambling. His shooting Of the ne
! groes became known, and so he got
a reputation as a bad man from the
start and associated on equal terms
with men of more notable record.
He finally killed a man in Jacks
boro and fed. Then he killed a sol
der. and to avoid being caught by
the military authorities made a des-
/ perate fight to Denver, across 800
miles of waterless, Indian infested
desert. He made Denver in seventy
six. The law forbade him to carry
a gun there, so he slipped a knife in
to his boot leg and presently carved
up the face of one Bud Ryan. who
bears the marks to this day. He
then fed to Dodge City, where
first met him. He kept out OF trouble
/ in Dodge somehow. but presently
wandered to Trinidad, Colo, where
the first thing ne did was to shoot
and seriously wound Kid Cotton. Then
/ he escaped to Las Vegas a bOom
town in New Mexico, where he dis
agreed with Mike Gordon and shot
him dead in a doorway. Again he lii
out five hundred miles across country
to Dodge City. He went to Arizona
with Wyatt carp in 1880 and took
part in the famous battles of the
carp brothers in and around Tomb
stone. He died of consumption in
Glenwood Springs.
Il think it was the distinguishing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31
CREAM CITY IS
MECCA OF THE
UNIFORM RANK
Thousands Knights of PythiaS
Gather for the Biennial Con-
vention of Supreme Lodge
Of the Order

MILWAUKEE Wis, July 3O:-Mil-
waukee is today the Mecca OF tens
Of thousands of the most prominent
and representative citizens OF the
United States. From President Taft's
four corners Of the country" and
from cities and towns in all the vast
territory intervening the representa-
tives Of the Knights of Pythias are
gathering for the biennial convention
Of the supreme lodge of the order and
the encampment OF the uniform rank.
For over a year the local committee
Of reception and entertainment, com
posed OF the most prominent and act
i've knights in this jurisdiction has
been preparing for the advent of the
mighty hosts that will sojourn in this
city and suburbs during the next six
4 days and even thus early the hun
dreds of strangers are willing to ad-
nit that the committees work has
been well done.
| The decorations in honor of the con
clave are superb. On every hand, over
doors and windows, spanning the
streets or floating from tall staffs,
ai'e to he seen the helmeted knight
and other emblematic designs, with
a plentiful profusion OF stars and
| stripes. The city hall and other public
buildings the hotels and large bust.
ness houses and many private resid.
| EnGaE
ecially elaborate are the decorations
OF the Auditorium, which will be the
1 scene of many of the chief soc al
festivities I'm connection with the con.
vention.
The arrivals and registration of the
visitors and the completion of the
final details of the week'h programme
will occupy tomorrow The chief Of
fical action Monday will be the formal
dedication Of Camp Henry Parish
Brown a canvas city of nearly 3 OOC
tents which will accommodate many OF
the visiting members of the uniform
rank. The camp is located on a beauUi
ful level stretch in the northwestern
part OF the city.
The feature of Tuesdays programc
will be the grand military parade in
which about $4,000 uniform knights
viii participate marching through the
principal streets of the city to the
music Of a score of bands past tie
reviewing stand. where the command
er in chief and his staff and the mem
bers of the supreme lodge viii be
stationed to view the inspiring spec
atcle. The parade of the subord nate
evening, following the same course
taken by the military parade. A long
list of prizes has been arranged for
these events and for the competitive
drills which viii take place on the
parade ground at the camT.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31
favorable report.

Before coming TO Phoenix, the
army engineers viii visit the great
projects In the northwest They are
scheduled to leave Chicago today for
some point in Montana and will
make stops in several western states
before coming here.
AS far as the visit OF these engi
neers in Phoenix is concerned, their
report will have no bearing on the
matter OF securing the money for
completing the reservoir, as this has
already been granted by Secretary
OF Interior Ballinger out Of the reg
ular reclamation fund.
Supervising Engineer L. c. Hi
pointed out this morning that the
Salt River valley is fortunate in IN.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31

source Of its funds as the money
obtained bears no interest while
those projects that get mone- from
the bond fund will be Tepu red 10
whatever they receive.
Engineers in the party which will
come here are as follows: Brig. Gen.
W. L. Marshall OF Washington d.
c.: Col John B.ddle Of San Fran
cisco: Col. W. c. Langfitt Of Wash
ington, d. c.; Major W. W Harts
of Nashville. Tenn; Major Charles
". Kutz OF Seattle Wash, and Ma.
jor Harry Burgess OF New Orleans.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31

trait Of Wyatt carp, the leader Of the
carp brothers, that more than auy
man ! have ever known he was de-
void of physical fear. He feared the
opinion of no one but himself and
his self-respect was his creed. He
landed in Wichita, Kans., in 1872 at
the age Of 26. a very quiet man. but
terror in action, either with his
fists or a gun.
The carp Record.
He wiped out three gangs OF rob
bers around Tombstone, practically
in person, while down there with his
brothers Jim, Virgil, Morgan and
Warren. who was the kid OF the fam
lily. The trouble rose from the fact
that Morgan. who was shotgun mes
senger for the Wells-Fargo people be-
tween Tombstone and Benson. refused
to quit his job at the request OF a
band that wanted to hold I'd the
stage and didn't dare to try 1t so
long as one of the carp boys was on
board, fearing vengeance from the
whole family.
The gang. which hung out in the
San Simon valley. was one that ter
rorized the whole country and defed
the troops for years. 1t was made uD
OF Ike and Billy Clanton and Tom
and Frank McLowry Well, in a rash
moment those four sent word that
| they were going to kill of the Earn
family on a certain day, and sure
enough they rode into Tombstone as
they promised. The whole town
watched the fight from the house
tops and It was sweet while it lasted.
The four met Wyatt, Virgil and
Morgan carp and Doc Holiday face
to face coming round a corner at a
ten foot range and opened fire from
behind their horses. The EarDs
charged and in a few seconds Billy
Clanton and the two McLowrys were
deaG. each with six bullets in nin.
Ike threw down his gun and Wyatt
let him sc.
In a few days Curly Bill of ar
allied gang, potted Virgil carp at
night, nearly shooting off his right
arm. Later Morgan was shot and
killed at night through a window. It
was clear enough that action was
necessary if the rest of the family
we're not to go the same road. and
Wyatt promptly started out 10 exc
cute vengeance, accompanied by Doc
Holiday. Jack Vermillion, Sherman
McMasters and Bill johnson.
They hunted down Mexican
named Florentine, whom they shot.
and then. one by one, they got
Frank Stilwell, Curly Bill and others
who had had hand, directly or in
directly. in the war. Wyatt Earp is
lstill living"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31
TRY MURINE EYE REL Remedy El!

Murine Eye salve, In Aseptic Tubes. Sc uOc-
Murine Eye Remedy. liquid, sc, 5Oc 500.
Murine Doesn't smart Soothes Eye Pain
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31

We have about fifteen of those splendid
Silk Underskirts left that we we're selling
last week for $495. The offer includes
our regular $3.50 garments. II you have
Silk Underskirt need. and come early to
morrow; chances are you'll find just
what you want among this bargain lot.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-31

The variety is broad. comprisin
styles to suit the most critical "
mans taste. Materials inclEd
voiles Panama cloth, Serge an
Fine Worsteds. Skirts that has
sold up TO now for $1,000 and a
prices between up 10 Ar n
$3.50. On sale tomorrow NIXl
for only ...-.....-......
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
notice.

The annu al school election of schoo
District No. IL, Shoshone, Idaho, will
be held on April l6, 1910, at 2 O'Clock
p. M, in the south side school house
A school trustee is to be elected and &
special tax voted. The question OF
issuing an additional SIG, 0O0 bonds for
the purpose of buying furniture for
the new school building and to purchase
of private parties the entire block on
which the school buildings are located
will be voted on. Any other business
that may legally come before the
meeting may be transacted.
By order of the Board,
apr. Sl5 j. L. FULLER,
Secretary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
Notice To The Public.

1t is violation of law for any person,
persons, firm or corporation to pollute
any stream of water in the state OF
Idaho. A reasonable time will be
given any person guilty of polluting
waters of Little Wood River to remove
their corrals, outhouses or other source
of pollution from the banks of said
stream. Those failing to comply with
this notice will be prosecuted.
By order of State Board of Health,
JAMES H. WALLIS,
State Sanitary Inspector.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

Notice of Payment of County Warrants.
Lincoln County Registered Warrants
of the following issues are now payable
upon presentation at my office:
Current Expense, 1905" all war
rants of this issue. 81
Current, Expense, 1907" up to and
including registered No. 623.
c. w. WERNICKE,
County Treasurer.
Dated March "a, 1910.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

Mrs. c. M. Hughes was on the down
list last week with case of the grip.
Formaldehyde the recognized pre-
paration for the prevention of smut in
grain, sold in pint bottles at Starrh S
Drug Store.
Chas. A. PETERS, secretary of the
Nampa Iron Works at Nampa, was
looking up business in this section
this week. He was on the Twin Falls
side and stopped off in Shoshone on
his way home.
The new Spanish lodging house on
east Post street is making considerable
progress. 1t is two stories high and
of ample size.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
NOTICE

The accounts of the M. E. Burkill
harness shop now due, must be paid
within the next 60 days or suit will be
brought.
Books are at the harness shop and
may be paid to Mr.. w. R. Lang who is
m charge and is authorized to receipt.
MRS. M. E. BURKu.L.
Apr LIP
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

I, August NJ. sandhop. OF shoshone, Idaho
who made entry No. 0o0,under the provisions
of an act of the legislature OF the State OF Ida
no, commonly known a. the "carey Act" sp
proved March 2nd, 1909, which embraces
sEl< sE1z Of section %, township S OF range
IS E. b. NJ
do hereby give notice 'of my intention to
make hnal proof to establish my claim TO the
land above described, and that | expect to
prove that have resided on, reclaimed and
cultivated said land as required by law before
o. A. Truman, Representative of the State
Land Board at Shoshone. Idaho.
on April 80, 1910
by twoo the following witnesses
Holmes D. Fry, Clemens Springer, Earl E.
Jamison, d. Sidney Smith all of shoshone Ida
no.
AUGUST ". sANDHOP.
Entryman
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
Notice To Lot Owners.

| am authorized by the Board of
Village Trustees to notify all lot owners
in Shoshone to clean up their back
alleys at once. All alleys must be
cleaned throughout the city and that
without delay.
OLIVER c. DUNN,
mar 1s-apr City Marshall.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08

Remember the annual school election
April Is in the south side school build
ing.
1t is now time to plant onion sets and
the place to buy them is McMahon's.
One of the Eight at the Opera House
Saturday night. Reserve seats at
Starrh's.
A. A. Walters was court bailiff dur
ing the present session of the district
court.
Law Enforcement League meeting at
the Baptist church tonight. Come out,
no admission.
E. A. Elwood purchased half inter-
est in the o. K. barber shop Of NJ. A.
Weaver Monday. Mr. EIwood has
been employed in the shop and is well
known in Shoshone and vicinity.
Base ball fans should read the "3 TO Or
story on the back page of this issue
H. P. Blodgett, one of the publishers
and recently editor of the Idaho Leader
of Gooding, is changing his location
from Cooling to Bliss for purely bust
ness reasons. Mr.. Blodgett does not
sever his connection with the Leader
in anyway except he is not in editorial
control. His time will now be occupied
with duties relating to a representative
of the State Land Board for the North
and South Gooding and Clover Creek
tracts, and he has also secured the APP
pointment as salesman for the new Bliss
townsite.
The Thos. J. Redmon Hardware Co.
have full line of garden seeds in bulk
These are the Nebraska grown seeds
and are purchased direct from the
growers, so they are fresh and will
give the best results possible. Ten
cents will buy as many and generally
better seeds from this stock as fifty
Gently will purchase of the package
seeds.
Don't fail to see One of the Eight
presented by Haley home talent at the
Opera House Saturday night.
The Richfeld Recorder has ordered a
new Junior Linotype and as soon as it
s received and installed the office will |
be prepared to do its own composition.
Hon. Fred w. Gooding was in Boise |
he first of last week to attend meet
ng of woolgrowers who were addressed !
by J. E. Cosgriff, of Chicago, president
If the National Wool Warehouse and
Storage Co. 1t seems to have been an
affair but there were some
'orty woolgrowers present and a pro-
liable and interesting time was had.
President Cosgriff stated that the COM
,any would establish Offices in Philad-
,lphis and Boston in connection with
in those cities but that the
main Office would remain in Chicago.
With regard to prospects for the present
eason he stated that they could hardly
,e better. But one thing he insisted
must be improved and that is the pack
ng of the clip He finds it impossible
o get the best price for wool that il,
ot packed in the latest and best man
er possible. 1t has been custom
mong many woolgrowers to allow the
hearers to attend to the packing of
he aeeces but they now see the neces-
ity of securing the services of an ex- I
ert for the purpose. They all want the I
op market price for their clip but to
ct it the greatest care must be exer-
sed in the packing.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
NOTICE TO sHEEPMEN

All sheepmen are respectfully re-
quested to keep their sheep off the
Richfield segregation during the coming
season, if for no other reason than that
they polute our streams and canals, the
water of which we use for domestic
purposes
RIcHEIELD FARMERS Assn
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-04-08
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
Strayed.

STRAYED From ranch miles north
west of Shoshone, March q, one iron
grey mare, branded wooden shoe brand,
on left shoulder. One mouse colored
saddle pony, white face, branded H on
left hip. Notify C. F. Borden, Sho-
shone Liberal reward.
J. H. MIMMACK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-01
WORK STARTED UP IN
BLACK JACK MINE
Contract Let for Drifting Toward
ODohongO Ground-Iron Bios
som Nearing Ore Body.

Work was started in the Black Jack
mire at Tintic this morning when
James Duggan commenced on a con-
tract Cor 900 feet OF drifting on the
LOO foot level The drift is being dl-
rccted toward Opohonso ground. whore
the latter property encountered ore. 1t
is believed that this ore body comes
into Black Jack ground and that with
In the 200 feet the ore viii be found.
The No. shaft at the Iron Blossom
this morning encountered some live
looking rock in a rift on the 600 foot
level this morning. according to j.
WIN knight. He says that 30 far there
t. nothing definite except that the min
eralization Is better and the drift Is
under the gold stope which has been
Well opened up on the 800 foot level
The shaft is now down n distance Of
$50 fect and on every level that work
has been done there IS a good showing.
The gold stope Is producing good
tonnage every day and the orc body
continues to grow larger
The Governor property Is in line for
some shipments very soon II the one
body that Is now being mined In the
Iron Blossom ground continues as II
has. The ore body is making toward
the Governor side lines and as soon as
u crosses over the ore Will be taken out
the Iron Blossom shaft for
Governor account. This work will prob
ably take two weeks, II is believed.