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The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
ECONOMIC FOLLY.

''The Saloon is an Economic Folly
and Must Co." Is the slogan Of n bust
ness mems league of Oakland, Cal,
with membership of over 800. A
statement signed by the league in
cludes the following clauses:
The liquor traffic exists at the ex-
pense of all other industries.
1.-THE revenue to the state, derived
from liquor licenses, Is Overbalanced
by losses to the state inseparable from
the use Of liquor.
ats elimination is good business, be-
cause 1t will promote thrift. economy
and prosperity. This will mean more
work and better wages.
I'VE therefore favor the passage of
either or both of the two proposed
amendments affecting the liquor traf-
flc, to be voteduupon this fall by the
electorate of California"
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
coMMENDs PROHIBITION.

Samuel McRoberts. one of the vice
presidents nf the National City bank
Of New York, has been in Russia re.
Gently where he arranged loan of
S50,OOO,OOO to the Russian government
Mr.. McRoberts says:
Russia now offers n wonderful op.
portunity to American capital and
business enterprise. The people of
America do not appreciate the extent
of the Russian market or Russian re-
sources, but should prepare now for
great Russian trade after the war.
Travelled for three days through terri.
tory as fertile as the best part Of Iowa
and Illinois. With vodka prohibited
and the war concluded, Russia will
ripen into prosperity
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06

some early day. perhaps, un incessant
sequence OF separate shell bursts
among and around them at intervals
Will change In an Instant into nm out
burst or furious. continuous barking
ike suddenly angered dogs, or that of
a great many suddenly angered doGA.
The earth of their trench and In front
Of II and behind II will begin to dance
up In fountains, like the surface Of q
puddle during a very heavy min, only
that all the earth fountains are ~
feet high. Perhaps the Germans Gfu
just be able to see through a hole In
the smoke that the British purnpet,
where not q Mgn Of human hnbitntion
had been seen before, bristles with men
standing up ut full height and then
moving forward. In the next % min
utes many caprcious fates will befall
individuals on both sides, but underiy-
Ing this seeming confusion In the de0-
dnies Of atOms-causes will still be hnv-
ing their natural effects. The average
German soldier. having endured defeat
already, will fight less well than he
did. His nerves having suffered the
strain of those new experiences in the
shellhOles will hold out less long that
they used to. His mind having learned
that surrender into the hands of Eng
lishmen does not mean death or Ill
usage, but merely release from danger
and exhaustion. he will be less averDe
to surrender than he was.
The German army naturally scored
I,- 49, IL
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
BEER MORE NoxIoUs.

Modern scientific research has
shown that, contrary to general be-
lief, beer is proportionately much
more noxious than hre wines or
liquors, says Dr. Edwin F. Bowers in
the American Magazine. The Bremen
Anti-Alcohol congress, conclave Of
many Of the most famous physicians
In Europe. concluded that, while liquor
makes a man brutal and dulls his judg-
ment, an adequate amount of beer
makes him slow-witted and abollshes
Judgment, while wine or brandy, in
sufncient quantity, makes man crazy.
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
STRONG FOR TEMPERANCE.

a w"Ilknown preacher riding in a
London omnibus WAS entertained by
dialogue which was sustained upon
the one side by the driver and upon
the other by an elderly passenger.
Il understand you're Temperament
began the driver
Yes I'm pretty strong against liz.
uor. returned the other. i've been
set against II now for 80 years"
Scared 1t will ruin your health?"
"ies, but that wasn't the main
thing"
.'PerhapS it doesn't agree with
your rcntured the driver.
swell it really don't ngree with
anybody. But that tent it, either.
The thing mat sets me against 1t Is
a horrible idea
"A horrible idea! What Is TT"
swell - years ago was sitting In n
hotel In America with friend Of mine,
and l says, Let's order a bottle of
something And he says, No, sir.
I'm saving my money to buy the gov
eminent land at Is. and Cd. per acre.
I'm going to buy tomorrow, and you'd
better let me take the money you
would have spent for liquor and buy
q couple Of acres along with mine.
1 says, All right So we didn't drink,
and he bought me two acres.
swell, sir, today those two acres
are right In the middle Of n fiourishins
town, and If I'd ordered that bottle
I'd have swallowed city block, II
grocery store, an apothecary's shop
four lawyers offices, and It's hard to
say what else. That's the Idea. Amt
1t horrible!"
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
Betrothed Become Widows.

Geneva, SwitZerlnnd.-Many young
women in the Duchy Of Baden BE-
trothed to officers and soldiers killed
in the war have taken advantage of q
recent decree Of the minister Of justice
that gives them practically the statu,
Of widows. They have adopted the
names Of their dead fances and call
themselves Mrs" They wear mourn.
ing and wedding rings and are known
as war widows. They wear head,
dress distinguishing them from real
widows.
II Ii expected that this systen will
be extended to other German states.
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
At q Disadvantaos.

"Have any trouble with your summer
borders this Year,"
mo-" answered Mr.. Cobbles. THAT
-, none worth mentionin'. There was
lady school teacher stayin' with W
who didn't seem to think much of my
grammar, but as wasn't chargin' moth
In for my grammar. sac couldn't come
right out and make no regular con-
2laint."
The Dolores star., 1916-10-06
The Rullno Passion.

"Who are those gentlemen having
lunch together"
"A party Of scientists"
Il don't suppose low-browed indi-
vidual could understand what they are
talking about"
He might. I overheard one Of them
Just now ask the waiter II there was
q ball game today"
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
PINE-TAR RELIEVES A COLD.

Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-Houey contains
Al the soothing elements Of the pine
forest. Il heals the irritated mem
orane, and By rs antiseptie properties
ioosens the phlegm, You breathe easier
and what promised to be a serve cold
has been broken up. Fer that stuffed
up feeling, tight chest or sore throat
take a dose Of Dr. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey. and prevent a wearing. hack
ing cought dragging through the win
ter At your Druggist, 25e-
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

handsome and aIsx-N-s
--.-Uns ever issued IN oxford Mlia
o4r equipment, second 10 none n the
s-lle, and our force u expert print.
ers, We can safely promise cur read
ers anu the public an interesting mum
Der On that date.
Our rates for space N this number
vii be - cents per column inch, OF
S-o-OO per page Ho1 page, 81. and
quarter page, $50 These pnees wii.
be edhered to strictly, and the same
rate VII apply to al alike
Ihis number vii be a boomer for
the Oxford merchants, and viii fur
nish = medium through which they
can advertise Their wares and the
many Christmas goods which they
Will have 70 otter this season.
There VIII be many dollars spent
IA Oxford this Christmas, notwith-
standing the boil weevil; people are
going to have something out Of the
N~NAAAA--@M AaA -~A- SAN ~ D&
20 your interest to prepare your copy
II the earliest possible date and hand
Il to Us This Will be quite an IN
dertaking and VII require some time
70 get it out This number Will con
sist Of probably 10 or 20 pages and
w-ill be a paper that viii be appreci-
ated and read by all
We ask the cooperation Of the
merchants and business men Of Ok
ford in this undertaking. We trust
that they VIII appreciate our efforts
to furnish them a medium through
which 70 reach the purchasing pub
Ec- Our adrertising man VIII call On
you within the next few days. show
you the style paper that VIII be Is
sued and let you select your space
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
THANKSGIVING.

From the time Of the landing of
the Pilgrim Fathers, Americans have
oeen accustomed 70 set aside one day
n tae year wherein TO review the
p-st year and take stock Of the deal
iugs Of Providence with Us as a peo-
pc.
@hat vas At first the spontaneous
expression Of grateful hearts soon be-
came a custom. and as the years sped
TITS custom became fixed, gitl today
q assumes the s.leredness Of a per
nlAasnl Institution
Ihis season = again xith Is. The
iruats of the brad acres Of our fair
domain nave been garnered IN The
llarehoGses aEd gransries are fairly
bursting EIth their contents and pros
Peuty sets = guest at almost every
nreside-
Our President and the governors Of
Of the various states have designated
lhe day On which the people shall ex-
press 70 q bountifgI Creator their
gratitude Tor these blessings
And to the many positive and ma
terial blessings which have been ours,
there IS added on this occasion the
especial blessing that We As a people
have escaped the madness that has
fallen as blight upon our neighbOrs
and kinSmen across the waters. The
magnitude Of that blessings we can
not At this time begin to estimate.
But while We have these palpable
blessings for which to be thankful,
We have ether things for which TO ex-
press our gratitude. and these ante
tate and underiie cur present happi-
aess and prosperity, our peace and
safety. We have 70 be thankful that
back N the days when cur nation was
being born, land Of heroes, than
whom the world has never produced
greater, had impressed upon their
hearts 10 lay the foundations of that
nation upon the only possible true
and lasting bzse-the Fatherhood Of
an omnipotent God and the brother
hood Of man.
And We have to be thankful that al
down the years since that time there
nave been heroic souls-worthy sons
0f mobile sires-wh0 have never ceas-
eli to call to Is with clarion voice u
watch and preserve the old land
marks. to plant cur feet upon the
everlasting rock and stand firm.
And over and above all else, We
have to be thankful that a merciful
God has so moulded the hearts and
lives Of the people of this nation that
we are enabled TO look above and be-
) Ond self and see for ourselves the
great principles of eternal truth and
justice that must ultimately rule the
whole earth; that we are enabled 70
grasp the truth that an injury to our
selves, and that kindness 70 our fel-
lows calls down benediction upon
our own heads.
So that the one supreme blessing
FOR which we should at this season
retau thanks. Is the fact that our
God has enabled rs as a people to
knou and 70 do the RIGHT.
Aad lee our prayer be, that it may
ever Be thus with this people
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

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Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
How's Thiss

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured By Halls
Cztarrh Cure
p J. CHENEY a Co. Tnle1o. o.
We the uzoersigne6. have kneWn p J
sia Sinsney for tne last > ye2rs. and heiiev~
nsfn perfectly houornhfe IN AT hsrEfr,a.-
tr1ns4crors and financially 4hte 10 cz~rv
o1s any obligations made ~ his rr-u
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Toiesso o
HAIRS Cztarrh Cure Is tAken internally.
actir< directly upon the Mood and ma
tvAs surfaces OF the system Tesffraoni4fs
- aif rsruggisrx
T-~~ .l-iis Fam1ly Pt1. fer sau...p-ssox.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

" FA~A~f-f Il = e4A
Jok after the financial
great and victorious bat
fought. Then, again, are the
people Of Oxford and Lafayette coun-
ty less loyal to the cause than those
Of ether sectionsf We deny that
they are We believe that We have
just as loyal Democrats in Oxford
and Lafayette county as are 70 Be
found anywhere, and We believe that
they are ready to respond, and uill
respond to the call that is now being
made for funds TO wipe out the $780,
OO00o deficit Of the campaign com
mittee-
The Eagle, through It's columns,
called for contributions for the com
mittee some two months ago, but not
one responded We did not 20 out
and make a canvass for funds. be-
cause We didn't feel the pressing ne
eessity for il. We did not even send
in our dollar; but, since the National
Committee has fallen short in col
Letting sufficient funds. we are now
subscribing a dollar to this cause.
The Eagle received the following
telegram Wednesday morning. which
explains itself:
New York. n. y. Nov. II. 1916
Oxford Eagle, Oxford. Miss; Dem
oeratic National Committee vii
deem il extraordinary favor If you
viii start at once vigorous campaign
for funds to help wipe out deficit Of
over three hundred thousand dollars
We must not allow our glorious VIC
tory 10 he closed by failure 10 pay
legislature bills promptly. Quick
action necessary.
w W. MARSH, Treasurer
The Eagle viii receive and forward
any amount you wish 70 contribute
70 this cause It viii pI Mt the names
Of the donors and the amount given
from week to week until the $500. 900
Is raised Now, don't get it in your
head that we expect to raise that
amount in Oxford and Lafayette
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
NOTICE 10 coSrRAcrnns

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Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
CITATION NOTICE

SzAte OF 44szazszppL
LAfzgetns County.
To Marta Giliexpie. whoss vasruss-.s s.s-
dress = J4ek@1a- Tenn@sas<=
fog ars eurnnAnes6 - appeMr h<forx IL
SaA1eery eo1<t of LAf4ye<ss co1nty Nssi-
sapEi. o1 tie FOURTH MONDAY of 49,
Der. 1915. 70 esfsn6 he szzr u aid eus-r II
Jerry Gil1sspie. Wherei. yua a.. sxf~nsnnt
Ehzs November /. 1915
y N WOODWARD.
CeAnezry Ctzrk.
c. A WOODWARD.
D~puty Cara
Fzlkzsr. kz2ssN Falknsr
Soi1elrora for Ca=ul4inazr Exals
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

SEATS es Nzszzzsta1z
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A-s@ysSts CoznV Cozxt Hoszse.
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E ( DUNCAN
c C. STEPHENS
J. S. CALLOWAY
z@<ss- Nov. ;. IL s5-ss - -' Ons-
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

TONIC DIGESTIVE
Is sold for this purpose and guar
anteed to give relief. Scld only
oy Us. S1.OO.
Adv kendel's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
EATING IS A PLEASURE

when you have a normal appe-
tite Loss of appetite indicates
that the stomach needs to be
cleaned and stimulated to healthy
action.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

One Of the most aggravating things
IN this world Is to have your hair fall
out Of your head and sprout in your
nose at the same time
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

There are quite a few long faces
about Oxford-eaused probably BY
the result Of the election.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16


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ass-sa-d - o. s. val Gn1 NJ 4. P1l--er
s<zsl~-% - AS1rs an s1a9scc@1ae3 tAsrzf-
z~nr1az-a u favor e r. Z Palnaar. said
srsA< as~1 se2zg e ree1r1 in she afSee a
sae Ch2zcsry Csmrk uf Lxxayette Caanry Ms
s1aa-rzL n bnck W. Szr4 Isl.
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tesz wzA "a
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saszrr A1z=. n Ox1nrd L1fnT~<.s Cou-rv.
Na.A.a~a1pA- expo.@ for sale and seH at ps.hEie
Marrn1- 70 tha AixA@<e hA43zr for exsk. -
a4zs esaNxre@ ~ sad 9-~f 81 sruzs. sfrzmss.a
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Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
4. v. HILER
FzTENA7Y SURGEON AND DENIST
DENlSTRY

- " HILER
FETENA7Y SURGEON AND DENsT
DENlSTRY
-Fa@1e44 szpsnencs s1a5sss ne .
l-Ar11see Sacstsrtzcn n ali cases
-lSsrzts1 Tssca Ex-ra<-s1- Al irrsx.-
AarEuas Ct lns MolArs and lreiScrs sasslx
renewed and and ras rourh p-- in raruras
cono1cc- Nc 1caer -sthod aas vse 5e@r
slstosere6 t1at 7ro61ess ne sar-s saeis-
fa@scry results. Very ss~ Horses your~
or &C rave zcrs Or lsss shzrp sdxes cr
rcaga pro lec1crs upcr sAeir N-1ars
siacn laSsrars the mouth ard eanse tor-
t1rs % ne 1crsss MAKES nm noa5 -
nea1 q an unnatural pcsi1cn <hiis sarnxs
siocers- ms azlr gets iorx. ard tie horse
zees pcor
Rave Your Ho-sss M1zrh Exazfres
L Ccsts fou Ncthlnx.
SaAs frcr -1s country receive -r---t
zrrer1or.
PHONE 22Z RES PHONE sos
Once a. HERS Garage oxt5ra. Mss
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

= kand heart saddles the load Of
many an empty poeketbook.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
;. ..CIassifeo.. =.
No advertisement accepted for les
than &c each ins-rfinn-

No advertisement accepted for lese
than &c each ins-rtion-
II you want 70 bay q mich COW tel
me about II; II you want to sell a
mich COW tel me about Il, as / am
buying and selling az al tines Can
get you what yO1 want J. d. But
Ter, Oxford, AiSs- 1t
WANIED-To buy split white oak
slaves VII pay the highest price
See Jim C0ffey for prices and spe-
eiheatiOns- Box 50. Oxford S0-ss
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN Il
taken ~ once. One Hundred Slxry
acres of good farm land. nearly al
IN cultivation. four miles Southeast
ofOxford- Or. VIII rent long term
to rignt party, stock farmer pre-
ferred- For particulars. address
Miss Lydia L Bare6eld. P. o. Box
$50 San Antonio, Texas E-5l-sf
NOIICE-No hunting Of any
kind, or trespassing allowed on
my place NJ GOTTEN. Soft
THE J. SToATE REMEDIES
The Stozte PAIN Exrsrr1za.Or hzs
been highly reconnenGed larsiy fer
rheumatism
The St0ats Nier06e Destroyer :
guaranteed to cure AL kn6s of n
l2nation-
The S.oAts CEiIl Pad hAs sares
hundreds Of cases Of calls. aa6 sever
fails when used according - dlree-
tlonA
These remedies are put up b. Alsz
Lille Stoate and can be bouxhx az the
Stoate residence u North oxford, xad
AZ Mr.. W. c Neills store 41-6G
FOX RENT-So acres good COR
in sight Of good school. large hous
and barn. good spring and Burnsuda
grass pasture VIII take rent in !
corn. molasses. etc. and guar
IS cents per bushel for all corn rails
ed r G. Galloway. telephone
1921. F51-,f
FOR SALE-5O00 acres cut-oyer
land IN the northern part Of 'th=
Yazoo Delta, Tunica County, Is free
from bon veeviL Cheap land.
Easy terms
Russo & BURGESS.
s52-st Memphis, Tenn
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16
NOVEMBER WEATHER

Early cold snaps, storms and sleet
snow and sluSAs cause coughs and
colds FOley's Honey and Tar acts
quickly, cuts the phlegm, opens ain
passages, allays irritation, heal. in
tlammation and enables the sufferer To
breathe easily and naturally 50 that
sleep Is not disturbed by hacking
cough Sold Evsrywhsrs. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

"a A.mpaig
4s,-> Noa 81 Is
4ad loyalty T. the
- highly praise aad wMs, have
-eg crowned Sith victory.
AASe eheeAs and money orders
payable 10 the Oxford Eagle. Oxford.
Alss-, and y0u vii receive cur re-
celPt Ter szms b. return mai.
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

Il Hal.z-z Ar,u-z<z-
ns Szw. q 1914
E@<sss NJ o. "a ef-1
Oxford eagle., 1916-11-16

wANIED-To buy spit white oak
slaves VIII pay the highest price
See Jim CoGfey for prices and spe-
eiheatiOns- Box 50. Oxford s0-ss
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-30
June 80, 1916.
SOCIAL NEWS

Observation-Disclosures
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lipman and
son Joe of Hibbing, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Williamson and son Paul of To
ronto Canada, Miss Celia Bcrman of Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lieberman and son
CT Coleraine, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
CopiloWitz Of st. Paul.
Local Notes.
d. S. N Deinard left Tuesday, June 9th
for Grand Forks, N. d., where he officiated
at the Panowitz- Bachrach wedding on We'd
nesday. From there DR.. Deinard went East
to attend the Central Conference Of American
Rabbis Convention at Wildwood, N. j. for
the week June Both to July 18th. At the
convention, Rabbi Deinard will take active
Fart as a member Of several commissions
which have completed or are about to COM
plete important Investigations commits
sion on Church and State, which reports on
The use Of the Bible in public schols, strict
Sunday observance, etc.; the commission on
Conditions Of Jews in Foreign Lands; and
the commission dealing with the harmonic
ing Of the Religious and Civil Laws Re-
lating to Marriage After the convention
adjcurns he will spend week with rela-
tivcs in New York, and return home about
July Goth.
Miss Anna Fox Of New York City, for
merly superintendent Of the Associated Jew
ish Charities Of Minneapolis, was elected COR
responding secretary Of the Women s Jew
ish Congress Organization, which was re-
Gently formed to aid in securing through a
Jewish Congress full rights for the Jews
in lands where rights are denied them. A
nationwide propaganda will be carried on
among Jewish Women, and branches will be
established in every community
Mr.. Jonas We'll and Mr. VIM Monasch,
delegates to the annual convention of Dis
trct No. 6, I. O. B. B., to be held next
week at Ottawa Beach, Mich. left Friday
for Chicago. From there they will take the
boat for Ottawa Beach. Delegates, DR..
Thos. Ziskin and Chas. We'll will leave Sat
urlay night
NJ. Alex Kanter, secretary Of the local
Zionists society, has been selected as one
of the representatives Of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Zionists to be present at the
executive committee meeting of the Provi-
sional Committee for General Zionists At
fairs to be held at Philadelphia during Zion
list Convention next week. Mr.. Kanter left
Thursday for Philadelphia to attend the con-
vention. On his return he will complete
arrangements at Chicago for the Convention
Of the Western Federation of Zionists which
is to be held in December in Minneapolis.
At the closing exercises Of the Adath
Yeshurun religious school held Wednesday
evening, June 2Sth at the vestry rooms, an
interesting item was the awarding of prizes.
The Aaron L. Gutenberg Memorial Prize Of
Five dollars in gold was awarded to Bessie
Kahner for her essay on Moses. The David
l.. Friedman Memorial Prize of five dol
lars was divided between Esther Markus,
and Rose and Lizzie Schwartz. Other
prizes were given to Clarice Wolfenson, Eva
Kahner Bessie Goldberg, Freda Silberman:
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were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lipman and
son Joe of Hibbing, Minn Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Williamson and son Paul of To
ronto, Canada, Miss Celia Berman of Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lieberman and son
CT Coleraine Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
CopilOwitz Of st. Paul.