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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-12
Bad State Of Affairs
in Philippines.
The Country is One Great
Lake Soldiers Endure
Great Hardships.

Manila, July lU.-S a. MT mas
been raining aud storming almost
constantly for two days and the
county along the American south
aud bay lines is literally flooded
The soldiers are suffering great dis
comfort.
The Thirteenth infantry at Pasay is
in the worst position, being practica-
bly, is surrounded by water. The
bridges that we're used forgetting sup
plies have been washed away, and
some of the companies are now separ.
ated by streams six feet deep In many
cases the men are sleeping with three
feet of water beneath their hunks,
which are elevated on cracker boxes
The company cooks, when preparing
the meals, stand knee keep in water
Some of the roads leading to the
Pasay are simply impossible. and
the rice fields on all sides are one
great lake. A high wind blew over
several tents of the Second reserve
hospital
Manila bay is impossible of navi-
cation by either launches or canoes
and no vessels are leaving the har-
Dor
The United states transpor: Cen.
tennial is ready to sail for San Fran
cisco with discharged soldiers but the
latter have to sit around the water
front all day. drenched to the skin,
waiting for launch to take them to
the steamer.
The river Pasig aud all the other
streams are swollen and the city
streets at low points are covered
with water.
FURTHER COMMUNICATIONS.
Manila, July 6, via Hong Kong,
July 10 + fiendly Fisipinos in Ma
Mia bave been the medium of com.
| muuications between the American
authorities and the military leaders
| of the insurrection in Cavite pro,
vince, which for some time promised
to result in bringing over proml
nent general and several hundred of
his followers With their arms If the
| negotiations had succeeded the out
come wonld have been great moral
effect, for other defections doubtless
would have followed.
Were the generals name given it
mig ht lead in his case to fate simi-
lar to that which has befallen other
Filipinos suspected of iriepdliness
towards the Americans He had
foreseen the failure of the insurrec-
tion and advised Aguinaldo to make
terms, but it is understood that ne
has sent word to the Americans that,
having sworn to support the insur'
rection, be must remain loyal to the
end.
Similar negotiations are said on
good authority to have been conduct
ed with member of the cabinet OF
the so called Filipino government,
who himself took the initiative.
Some form of money consideration
figured in the discussions with his
friends.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-12

nomination as very high honor, and
if it is rendered me, of course, will
accept, and regard myeelf as obligat
ed 70 make the strongest fight | can
for the party l do not think any
Ohio democrat could afford to refuse
such a distinction Mr. Mclean
thinks existing conditions iu Ohio
give the democratic the best chance
they have had FOR some time to elect
q governor. aud no man has better
facilities than be has. through the
numerous correspondents of his
paper, the Cincinnati Inquirer. to
know the exact conditions in every
part of the State A democratic
victory in Chic this year would make
a corking good starter for the presi-
DENTAL campaign.
Representative Epes, of Virginia,
heartily endorses the suggestion,
made in Washington paper. that
Scator Martin be made chairman of
the democratic national committee if
Senator Jones health should prevent
his retaining the position. Said MIR.
Epes without disparagement to
any man l want 70 say tha: Senator
Martin hiss pre- eminent qualifications
for the place. He is one of the
wisest managers in the whole field of
American politics today, and if he
caa be prevailed upon to act as
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14
A. G. WARNER,
Clerk OF the Board.

The new uniforms which are now being
Eorn by the conductors and brakemen
IN the passenger trains running between
LethbridSe and Great Falls arc indeed
very creaitable, being facsimile OF those
worn by Chicago & Great Western Co.
The Montana Limited itself is certainly
,irst class in every respect, and the trip,
% Great Falls is now one of comfort and]
pleasure,-Lathbridge News.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14

authorized TO have bridges constructed
on the county road, across three bitches
in the vicinity Of the Ralston gap.
The matter OF bridge across the Te-
ton river on the Belleview road, was then
taken up. Mr.. S. Y. Penrod submitted
a proposition to build suitable bridge
for- the susn of nine hundred, and fifty
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14
1890

Old Crow, McBrayer, A. 3. c., Planet
md Elevator Rye, the best bottled goodss
fsyer. sold in Teton county for nedicaa
and family use, at the. Medicine Lodg}
saloon.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14

List of Licenses issued was compared
with stubs license blanks, and found cor
rect. After complete checking and com
parison with county clerks books, report
was found correct. approved, and ordered
fled. Balances on hand were found as
follows
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14

Knows bat Attlo 400 ,yal Paper.
Paints, Oils, etc, but .e ladies' OF,
Northern Montana know il they want
the rooms Of their homes To look pleasant
and homelikc they can purchase tae,
necessary material from
L. A. EATDERs s CO..
l1o Central Ave. GEaAT FALLS, koNr.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14

Board then cancelled warrants re-
naming uncalled for one year after issue,
as follows.
No16 General F'd Jerry Mongeon 81 so
No120Road F'd dGWHendriclzson II 90
No 10 Road Fund John Lapre. 2 co
No. 50 Read Fund John Widell 3 80.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14

No. 40 Road Fund Geo Hazel ~ 2 %
Total. .-......~... $50 90
Adjourned to 1o'a. m. Sept. g?
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-09-14

ROAD FUND
r S Brown logs and h0uling lumber. 49,. Si1 8;
s. Is disallwed, oye~charge on
hauling.
D Cray. ha9linS iI-2tcr-. ............ 81 =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

9HiHs~~ charities forulei oae Of tn
t1n=t interesting sections of q rrcen-
iecfurr on --Th~ Nsu=ts~ Valley and
iieyoud py M l>zh-i Bishop. Outer
haFharian~ haze bz~n won't - resar,i
the c-te-rHais a. rsiious and h.zrrlszss
but IN thu N-~tern provinces % the
sasr empire a. least. arr To- p. found
ssrieiis~ furnished Wirh committee,
ami issuing fail rrports ami hsianes
sheets Amoug the objects for Whieh
'h->~ exist arr the supplying of life.
nosf~- humane soci~iirs for providing
InraRs To r'=>eue and rsSuscitste the
droN Mtg. FREE ferries. fires. DAY schools.
inSns 70 p-sor merchants or farmers
without Interest. WIDOWS psr~iors and
mssiieai adVicr. not TO mention organs,
zatiOns for granting free eortinS. FREE
cemetery accommodation. vxaddeSl
clothes and virtue books Mrs. Bishop
gave an Interesting arcouu, of the won
drrful fertility and irrigation works in
Ssehuen- and OF it, great possibiliti.s
for trade, pointing out thar this srea,
tract Of country NTH IT. dense ami
industrious population. vas The queen
province Of the empire ondon Tele-
graph
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04
CARE or ROSES
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as& kn@-~r-

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a sraE- rs sasala - ss.la- To- szrs1s.
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f--~ rarvalasasz thrssa<k ~ SAzna-
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pry-l.ac-d ~irh ~ssusi-rfsi frx~sioa- tk~
s~lio~ Persia ~hs~h ~esl ua-rSs< ~
nzu- -t-Bosh Of t.~sa-- - r5-A : To-
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are Others - tar CEREAL cIz>s ~h5eh
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] has- z1us~si rho-< wbsrh tA- amateur
gzni-ner wfII - neS- likely 10 sue-
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iAs-- w-sl c.k@r sers@ eza - .st.g-<i
~irh reasonable chance Of sz-eeSs--
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04
The ..MISERICoRDIA-"
OF tfi ~srt- sd s..sitt~s- af
N-a fsr oata.sr a~Gf-r

W-en che Roman ~ ur-t.- -s- Ee-
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-aus- nt it- moss -rsarhs- use~- r.ir-
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al-l admirably ia eria-ur~ a. >.-ls
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irrrralis r~pr--~nr--i in rl.. f-,ii1ar F.rt-
s.1..sI toau~. infarsi ~ u,a-lrirs+ Pr
ri--is-ffs-sl ia a.i-la- u v4- f-aa.i,,l
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rsrA- ali aHd 'u.ari,i lali1 i-,f.rd o.
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or retar8 Tft grand Ie4r hlui.-. .f
7t-n presiding ar d state aauo - in
49, tl-'G ralar~. ha> hsa - ri~.- ana
leetr hi- ca-~r- u heu hi> tn-n r-lau~.
ai - hear hanf zth fra.a-~ul.t..
rs.is.--. Ha-rtauirs- r-ui-->,ioual -u-n
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a fafs~nt frum m .s t--i 20 tl.- s55t.-
u-a-a io-i-1ar Indicated bv rhs l,h,. -
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tiark esssi>. Mira ereazH--< fer ft.- =ys=
( thu hrofh-rhu--t y,-riiS g., way With "a
burden thr hy>taua-r hitting hlS b.
= alphabetically. tks traair reserenrst
faiiae aside and the street mis-, ,a5,
Z arfsi to . usoulentarV hnsh iu The fsrs,
I eue- ~ The still sal u1uSic 81 hurllza
! IfS- QH-~n Victoria II = we'll k7lsyS q
{ ioek profound interest ia tk- Nfs-Fi
eoriia during her >,ls'--ssis~ ~s5auru
I iu Flarencr- and one % IT, h5shsSr Of
I frv h~arvrs- Th- late Casaiierr C.>au
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th.rv ta ~ forth To- h~r asa i-<tv IL
{ origin ard constitution rhr nature o
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

Two -gyS and their weight in aoar.
butter Powdered Sag1r. one t~aspoon-
fHl OF baking powder o0--hzif leuson
rini- eochin~1l little d-sseease-f eu-coz-
nut Little apricot 51n- Lightly butter
some small fancy cake Sins- Beas the
butter and sugar together rill IL looks
soft and creamy Mix the baking pow
der with the -four. also the grated leEuon
riud- Beat the Eggs veil into thu but
ter and sugar then stir them in the
four very hghtiy- Color this mixture =
good deep pink with eoehinezI So that
IL - mixed exenly all through or ,a~
eobor Will APPEAR IN patches Half I'll
the tins With this mixture BAKE in a
moderate oven about rs minutes or till
firm When cold spr~zd a little jan
on the top OF each Sprinkle over the
lam = Iitrte co.ro2nu--Eos-on Globe.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04
NO SHOW FOR Hrn
a Cstfs~r.ts. ws. ws. r-> rr~sAfsi
- ns-~ ss@ss ass
state

-You ~ saai the uaan froz sp1sk-
srE Csiforuia- Yea eastern ma scz' Z
~sv~ - a fair sho~ - h~-iu ~i'h- Nou
s-sr; oas ca ~ ia thzs - ere Al
iiar- at-sut our bsg tr~-@ an1 ve~~rNhs~-
and yua aes oaiy en~ourag~ a nz1n -
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falls iuto III trap
We'll ass- bat whz; I'm after =
fa-t-- r-pli@si the osh>r -I's~ hard
sh-lus yuur Big ssaash-~ and ] sant 70
kncw hpu iar--e a oa- wa ever saw oct
th-r~--
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I D. u yoa h2s- s--n ou- a. hsr a.
harm don-f hesitate 80 ~sr 80
-Eur m afraid yo-l Il rhars- aiz srf-A
eSsr-~ra-aon--
-No. ~oa's- I kno~ vol haV- rcu-
d~rfal soii au8 >;iH more wors-rfui
I. mate. and I've ~@~1 ~ors@ 81 your 81
f-virs ami s-z~tsbl~< ~ish nv own
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ss7-esh n vour DAY
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started ous frp-a horn~ l4s- Ee~k r.
->ruin-d 20 ke~p NV nnozih shu- sh.ou-
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will
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the ~ ~4assh yourself and ". aid
II take yosr ~or'i for g. was IL a. b.
a. fsar-rnoua c,cttaE-
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grther
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ha-~h~ss'-- Indignantly eNrisim-i ~
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.~hopp-r r-P'i-ss ~ Csiffornisn- -l..l'
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= h-~r ke-- 81 cour~--Su- hosiluz az
exh,h % har--l--
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80 tel - tha, yozr whopPsn< Oh
chz-npsoz syssaSh
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ke-s- =-asur~'i y uy~~if u -.
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Z r-p'~,. to- -asr~-u~- -ha- ~ I'll ~
( oan'iuu~ ~ r-us~rsarisa any furrh-r
4 Ns~n ~ own wfs- sr-~us 49, Mn
~ in a Ca'ifaruis --slzsh a5vts--i ~.
thF~- ssorS-s ana sssz--~8u airy r..srrn,
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arr a. iusuir 20 nv fz-~lIi -~-r~-an ia
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04
A hearts oUTPoURISG
rhst wss <@-~-hss KS
ns.f>.&

PAX B1=srs - ~5sh h>r face az
s-s-te1 tres A1
n - vearx nza--. 9zsa<4 sks.k. -r--.-
klnx IS 49, axaass1 E4susxr ste-s w~rz
$500 .xus e ga - a'z-nzrs.-
I1s e@cN-. & a. 4rsrN1AT9-2 ae1rz
erue = ara--fs 1888 sa szxeF
Paws 4a-sEAms n So a. - szrsnrsr
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t4-~~ er saaf ~HsNr-x. ever w~~<. - rzl<-
.s1 e.lsa-r 81 - sssss~at sKssgt-sz-
x-as.z-.atser - ~ kfe1sz = q. k.<z -
eaz~ 20 49, Mss F,akas
Ewes ~. Pakas sz~~ T. -<ssE-s tA<
farr lhAs ar lad sFN-r 80 ara1F 80 -
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f-wm -
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. ss7>rrsEg Mshlf q - rezzx wz1-sr e
slnsss- kr-tzes-. to-<z-s. tz< Psrsss-s 81 IA
~ers-s Aasters
Yea-x v-azs Ysz-x -uz4., Wa.
al ahsecr isai sa1u hasF usze i tas wxr-
saITs-x rrzzx ra- frcM .lz< i=zszr--a-
ever Ut<a--kE- 49, Z x-xssa71-
-F-ke-ste wee e PAWS I-<e-s1s
NEsar axl-a brnt< = zp.1. n. lz-ss-
yes srs~ SAT ] sa-s e ~
Hes a. srF2a-t- .cety. i kss~. Yea
-ess 20 - ne tszs ssas s-Yl~ e wstrrr< NJ
lar Iszt tscr-sax % ~ d. h-Ssz~e
fo1 ~ 81 so = sesisx T. Nsez Ys9 -
CO. Hrru.s E-~.-
~Te- k--w - sx-z<A e isz-t skas.-
Yea Ea-t 70 - ~ vAy &s3z-s A.
kr1~le'-<e ~ rec~sfs q that ben Z esssy
Fuu sen1 - - a E---eExsE by - 80
( k-ez tn after - hs1 sass t~ay ska. q lad
ss=e tr-= - tui ta1@xas 500 saas
{ al ! az rea-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04
PIN AND POINT.

ordirars r1atal- insight r-.s-il.iv e.
alor- af-hoa' phssIaian-. Aat ir y,ouid
D. portf, hard ga she druggists Chl
eazo uaiis N-as-
lie -ihs-snt Il surr, SOFA 70 fhfns
- Sour dear hushsna 90 The o.--an r
she -t5o--I -racious. No. he car
-le5ul- i1ar-ire
= man aluas. rises bra bis own -.-i
nation BEN o. ret. an familiar term.
with f.er-ou pf whom b. enrr stool
"a awe Afehtson Gleb-
Weights E-a-su. shall SON blush
vheH vol arr pr---ufef-- % think =
-han't yaa ~oh. no, pink won IL
~ sell va-h -hi- dress l'sck- Net p
a striking incident --Did Hitter
strike fog fasnrabis rhe s-st time vcu
r.e- hirl -No- afal- Hr struck nl.
for at~ loiI-r- Philadelphia E4lie
$50.
40. Q reniin't hrne m,-eif fo -
lrt- fAa' thr -pi.1t forus~ 20 th~ dead
c1a- lars ra VS. -Whv nof o
Know t.s mant s,fl collectors on she
other -aie- tl-s+anf Plain DEALER.
Thf mother ~ an p chr-s-ar-aii i-as
- rasf-.-.i -.i.e Csc a.s account ~ 70.
hat --aatie- Of h-r offspring This =
r.-ar o- 20 ~fs=a< th- -rf and
sr- ur -hr n.th~r EuTaio EVpr~-s
D. >uar-- Why 80 you slr,st~ s--r-
49, Ia hasir- fuar CLOTHES ~ ir-'afi-
uenr houses IL sharp by al
vass --y to -it- u-~ --sT that viii iz>'
uH-Ii -ae ia-saiin~u-- arv gard. TIE
E.saI
A r~r-aaal Irsa.r--N N-a Nars
{ ds-rhar ~a., Amerean rri- tt-
f ,se-.- en-st. l1 ~ u.a-r- to--~ h.
Indignantly -Nciaiu~i rr ger -I;
he'd its- -ss y 20 M i'i -t,-a BIZ facs
. fr him-~ ttsea--o I-lss-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04
PARSNP COMPLEXION.

-afs-iry C - lis 1-15<-5z< p<o7ie
to-day caz - trzesE 70 kisz<y trU4ose-
II F~rTza-S a. elzss<s e se<z<rx- II a.
climates. regardless &C age sex Ct esz-
ST-ioz-
IL sales. esso-i-ss-looklzx p<op'-
y01 sstez E<st AZ asszers5 wsss -1ss-
Eey eoEplexioz-- Tksfr kiGz@yx are
turning 70 = p4rSEiP eO-or- - = fkeir
slMpl-x5az- Tary uax sz--r srcz IL
cIxes15o-- tso1si1z- slsePlessz<ss. uric
asiG- grave. GEOFsy- Fh~aEarfsz- ca
tara o. tie b-a1Gsr, Or irregular a>ar--
N0G zay SepeuS uPSz IL TIE cause s
max uz4-zlsAy ks1z@xs-
No=-E as w-lz a. z<z are made mis-
er-h2e Slr1 kzEz-y AID Bladder rruah,e
are h.orh 1rr1 ts~ saaze rr@e5y- Dr.
kIiZ-r'< SxazP-Ro.o-- tie great kiE-
n-y. liver zz< bl4ES~r rs-<sy. all
eui-1 Up AuE s--esgrzeE ~-ak a1S IN
healthy kizz-ys- parity fhe diseased.
kh1n<y- Fo5ssze3 blaeS- clear shs eoan-
Pl-x5ou ard soO1 hep H. sufferer 10
b~sr-- ksalss-
Th~ zilG ard Tie extr1o-1i=ary seee.
q >w1mp-Eo1s i s0oz rs1,SxeS- Il
s-a=Es TIE A5Sh-ss for IT, wsaaersz.
eu-rs % ~ usss distressing eases. such
a. weak kidn-ys- c1-4rrh q the bladder.
gravel rEeuz4rfsz AID B-iSkr-S nx-
ess-- usies : III wo-s- fern Of sisr-v
troEsle- i Is sod BY druggists. II Sfsy-
e-rs zzE coliar sixes- Y0z nav lave a
n-Pae bctrie ay nal fr-e aISo pz=pa-
81 telling a. zaozz IT, Address Dr. H.
Earr A Co BizzAaEsoz- Ny
Wsen writing Dc xzre ard --zrfor
r-zsl-g this SeEe-oGx cEer II his "a
per
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

Morher-For u-rcy's sake. Harriet.
what do You and Mr. Duml~ish nd 70
talk about n was buzz buzz the
whole evening
HarrirS-We were talking ahon,
trusts and combines ma. but u was
not a profitable conversation after ali.
MF- Dumleigh talked about ali the com
binations he could think Of exrep, The
matrimonial combine.-Boston Tran
scrTuF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

4 Wish aid Cumso. after listening
awhile 10 Mr. Maer~ady Irving. that
yon tragedian we're a member of nv
Sub
What good would that doe- asked
Cawker-
The club would make him a member
Of some committee and confer upon
him the power 70 act---N- Y World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

A. AIRY lie az r-zks-s are r-auz' a
ever ths Allotted q. the ts1.h rera ~
Ihe rlsr ~ha snsoseis u pass ~ s1rh a t.-
= rr1Te - .-eat tere-ac-1- q -
nrsase- at rlars .sHs as iirst+-tsrs ~--1--
- -rers has 20 she -rsas.- g -r-a-s,
Avs. i sea We ~ .ec-ss raas -1rA ua-
= 80 Ess-ar. coast Hs-.aE p .a.-- 49,
trrr aua s--eT trrrh'ss s~- o. v-1
th-rss out ere cure q .-erts--. ~-r-a-a
Bitter Deaf "a % 10 .; A. 5rl.--s.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

u11rs1hie cures Of ezSsS 81 F.-v ob<ti-
nate eararrh of the stomach. where Pc
ru-nz was the only madeleine used !
consider i 4 reliable r.eSliein--
6eorgizna Dan
The symptoms of catarrhal dyspepsi,
are Coated tozEze- pain or heavy feel
ing in the stomach belchinx OF gas,
dizzy head sometimes headache. de-
spondent feelings loss OF appetite. pal
pitat5On Of the heart and irrezuizrity o.
the bowels
Send for . free hook written bv
Dr. Hartman entitled Health and
Beauty Address Dr. Hartman. Co
lunbu<- o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-05-04

Mss GeorSisnz Dan was for three
years missionary in Libra under the
u = Church from the training school
N Chicago After her return she stud
led nursing. graduating from the pres
ent Frances Z Willard National Tenn
P@ranee Hospital Of Chicago She Is an
enthusiastic friend Of Pe-ru-na. as is
eSident from the following letter
Chicago. III. jan -. 1893.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co. Columbus. o.
Gentlemsn-You will Dc glad to know
Of the happy results obtained from the
use Of Pe-ru-na among the patients an
der nv care whenever prescribed by the
physician have seen some very re-