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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
GLUTTONY AS A CURE .

Overeating, almost gluttony, in fact
Is urged "a the newest aud consequently
the best. cure for that deep gloom that
settles over the man that has gained
business at the price of dyspepsia and
other ailments The cure really con.
sists of three parts complete rest. mas
sage and over feeding, saws the Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
Perhaps the most important Of these
IS overlooking although stress is Land
by the physician on both the other nor
tfons OF the treatment. aud IL said bv
some If any part is ignored the result
IS unsatisfactory. 1t is we'll that they
be described completely, for the system
can be carried out simply at home.
The rest is insured by putting the
sufferer to bed and keeping him there.
no matter how Objectionable he finds
It. Indeed, it is even declared by MANY
people that the rest should b g o
thorough that the patient should do
nothing for himself. and should even
be fed rather than be allowed 10 feed
himself.
The massage is given because it is a
substitute for exercise, and therefore
helps to keep the patient i'm good health
Thus gradually the tissues. which are
wasted by the process of rubbing. ac
quire strength, JUST as the muscles ac-
quire strength by dumb bells and other
exercises. and the patient puts on flesh.
To the question of food and feeding
the greatest care is TO be given. AT
first the patient is fed entirely upon
mix. A quarter of pint is gwen
every two hours, and nothing else. The
milk may be hot or cold, but no bread
meat or vegetables must be taken-only
milk.
After day or two the quantity of
milk is increased. Half pint is the
usual allowance. and regularly morning
noon and through the night the patient
must be made every two hours 10
swallow half pint of milk. The only
meals of the "A hours which may be
dispensed with are those at l and 3
O'Clock IN the morning, so as not to
disturb the nights rest unduly, for such
patients frequently suffer from Sleep
lesSneSS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
new RIVER BRIDGE.

The Nashville, Chattanooga 81 St.
Louis Railway has contracted for the
construction of new steel bridge across
the Tennessee river at JOhnsonville.
This is on the Northwestern Division of
the railroad and the new bridge is TO
take the place OF the present combina
ton bridge. The Louisville Bridge Co..
of Louisville, Ky, received the con
tract for construction of the new bridge
and the work is estimated to cost SO.
OOO The work has been commenced
and Is now under full Roadway The
draw span which is 400 feet long. will
not be reconstructed. This span was
erected in 1893 at cost of Sl75 900 and
ITS foundation goes down "A feet below
the low water mark, being constructed
according to the pneumatic process
Six new spans are TO be rebuilt, five Of
them to be l65 feet long All of the
modern appliances will be used IN the
construction of the new bridge. and
when completed will be up-to- date in
every respect.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
LOCAL. BREVITIES,
OF INTEREST TO ALL.


Mr.. r. ii. Kirk had Is sacks of wheat
stolen from his field one day last week.
FOR SALE Cow and Young Calf.
w. p. CURLIN.
Miss Dora Smith has returned
from an extended visit to Bowling
Green.
Mr.. Arch Stubbs of Cairo, has been
visiting his father. Mr.. Il. c. Stubbs. for
several days.
DIR. A. S. Dabney will preach ut the
Christian church Sunday morning at II
o'clock. All invited.
An infant child of Mr., VIM. Carter
this county, died. Monday and was bur.
led at Poplar Grove, Tuesday.
The colored people are to give a prea.
barbecue on Mud Creek, on Saturday
August H. Good music, dancing. etc
Mrs Lizzie Mitchell, who has been
with her sister. Mrs, Pearl Roberts. 70.
turned to her home in St. Louis. SIM
day night.
Rev. w. G. Waters, now stationed a,
Huntington, Tenn, visited old friends
In Hickman the past week, and preach
ed at the Methodist church, SUNDAY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
A MINISTER'S GOOD WORK.

Il had severe attack of bilious col.
&c. got bottle of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. took
two doses and wa entirely cured. says
Rev. A. A. Power, of Emporia. Kans,
MY neighbor across the street was sick
Tor over week, had two or three bot
ties OF medicine from the doctor. He
used them for three or four DAYS with
out relief, then called in another doc.
tor who treated him for some davs and
gave HIM no relief, SO discharged him.
l went over 10 see him one morning
he sad his bowels were IN a terrible
nix that they had been running off so
long that IL was almost bloody hux.
asked him If he had used Chamberlain
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
ana ne said. went home and brought
him my bottle and gave him one dose
toid MIN to take another dose in fifteen
or twenty minutes if he did not find re
hei, but he took no more and was en-
tlrely cured. For sale by Cowgiil =
Cowgirl, Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
Their Secret IS Ont.

All Sadieville, Ky, was curious to
learn the cause of the vast improve
nent in the health Of Mrs. s p. Whit
iaker, who had for a long time, endured
antold suffering from a chronic bron-
Fnial trouble. Its all due 20 DR.. Kings
New Discovery, writes her husband.
" completely cured her and also cured
Vur little grand daughter Of a severe at
Tack of WhoopIng Congh. Ii positively
rures Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe Bron-
cititis. all Throat aud Lung troubles.
'suaranteed bottles SOC aud 81 90. Trial
'1stslts free al Cowgillsi drug store.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02

Z Mr. Roy Mckinney. of Paducah. Wis
tied Miss Mai Faris, of our city. Sun.
day-Also Mr.. Tom Gardner. of Ter
rel, Miss Irene Faris.
q. d, Corsets in all styles at
SHAWS.
Mrs. Alice FIELDS. wife of Rev. Peter
FIELDS. died in Fulton, SUNDAY last.
and was buried Monday. Rev. J. h.
Evans, of Hickman. preached the
funeral sermon.
Judge Joshua Naylor, spent several
weeks at Gibson Wells. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Mayes. several weeks at
Dawson Springs have returned, and
each much improved.
FOR SALE Cow and Calf and Mule
Cheap, CT. ROSE.
There will be an ice cream supper
given tonight, at Poplar Grove
by the ladies of the church, for the ben
eft of the church, which was damaged
by wind. Nice meals served. All in
vited.
A new York newspaper remarks that
sferries come and ferries go, bridges
rise and bridges fall, but tunnels last
forever" There is scientific truth ip
the observation, but Hickman proves TO
be an exception TO the general rule
Judge Cantril's decision, holding
that counties and cities may collect
franchise taxes on railroads passing
through them, means that the roads
will have to pay about 30 counties in
the State taxes for five years past, ag-
gregating 5000, 600.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
CUBA'S FIRST PRESIDENT

General Gomez's open advocacy q
the election of Senator Il. Estrada Pal
ma as first President of the Cuban Re-
public has sound basis IN common
sense and should go far toward convinc-
ing the Cuban people of Palma's excep
tional fitness for the high honor.
As patriot Senior Palma has been
more than once put to the seyerest tests
and has never failed to serve his coun
try faithfully and well. His service to
Cuba dates from the time of the war
in 1868. Thirty years later in the war
terminated by American interference
in 1898, which resulted in freeing Cuba.
Senior Palma rendered service of ines
timable value to Cuba, as chief of
the Cuban Junta in this country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
From the Odd Fellows.

Whereas, an all wise Providence has
removed from our midst our beloved
brother, VIM. Campbell. of Mississippi
county, Mo-, by death. we therefore
have lost good and useful member of
the order, his family kind and affec-
Tomato father and husband, and we bow
our heads in sorrow to the rulings of an
all wise Providence and extend our
heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved fam
lily and friends and request that these
proceedings be printed in the Hickman
Courier. and copy sent to his family
and copy of the same spread on the
minutes of this lodge.
X. NJ. METHENY,
j. III. PICKETT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02

At Osceola, Arkansas, the sheriff and
circuit court clerk, deposed by the Gov
ernor, have called their followers
around them and are barricaded in the
court house and refuse to give up their
offices. The entire town is under arms
and grave trouble may result.
Admiral Cervera, who commanded
the Spanish fleet in the battle of San
tlago. says there is no room for criti-
cism of Rear Admiral Schley's action
In that engagement. The Spanish off
Ger says the Brooklyn was always within
range of his feet.
Ny baby was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea,' says j. H. Doak. of VIII
liams, Ore. "We were unable To cnre
hlm with the doctor assistance and as
a last resort we tried Chamberlain
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
| am happy to say it gave immediate
relief and complete cure For sale
by Cowgirl x Cowgirl, Hickman.
We have in our curio winunw the
most enormous yield we ever heard of or
saw grown from single seed In one
season. The seed was the ordinary
black mustard and came up as an acct
dental seeding in row of early beets
sown IN March. The plant thriyed and
grew famously until maturity and the
yield was nearly one quart of fine miami
seed from the one seed sown. Soil rich
black loan and cultivation intensive
The mustard grew 6ls feet high and ID
feet IN circumference. 1t was grown bv
our up to-date farmer, Esquire ID. VI
Dickinson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-08-02
DIED Al CAYrE

Mrs. Ellis Mayes died at her home in
Cayce, Sunday, from protracted ILL
ness. Her remains were inferred Mon
day at Ebenezer cemetery, Mrs. Mayes
was christian lady andimuch beloved
by all who knew her. She leaves hus-
band.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

That evening there vas nothing
fu-the- sid about Christmas BE-
-See1 the farmer ard lis wife Bv
zine o'clock they were in bed II was
Tuesday zi-hr ard THURSDAY would
- the holiday. As he lay there. Mr..
B@n-ert wondered whar he should DO
with ne - cents which he had saved
up 20 r1y his wife 4 present VITA
No Chrstzas o. course there eouls
10 present. He fe-l asleep. sad
Gszei - he thought.
The say before Christmas was
tr<l- and Gear T1e-e had bee- a
seusruu fall q szow during the
-<hr ard ereythn~ q Of coors
vas covered with tie pure white
Mantle Samuel B@znetr was oct
sheveGar PATHS vixen The expressuaa
drove ai1-r wth a we-i-Srle6 sIe
-Herlc. ths-s shouted he driver.
eAes-v Merry Christmas. san,
It's q Et- ahead % tine. I know.
bu- mag -ot see voa axain
-Thank Ths sa-e 20 rou. an
sssred samuel leaning on his snow
she~e- root lots u bu-diss ai-r
yoa-
Yes evsrys got s~o-e-hia--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19
AT CHRISTMAS lime.
Bath ~ the sane
Dtvfa- spirit

IL z11 ysz-s h--hss ha-s-u :
~ ar har C- -
a AUS e=s w-a ----r
--loriaZ- l. -o- ru- f1r 30
--1ev nus bEe awhre n
s1-azE TIE iupe5 New Yea L :,
h me wa@a rh= happiness Of osh-
es = n paramount eozssez--oz-
: me wksa zo5le seIs-zser Zee -u5-
AID av~h z~s1e-asry ko-Es hxh car
ava Bat re Millionaire. uhc~@
P-1eey zs 10 hs Per-=S sar~
Wo1E t1rush feed tor hundreds =
a-sa1z Ererehss- ard the cav a.
oo-er- Wh7s 81 1Eazs barpr -
nee Ter IA inexpensive -r sa-
U1ze 4 merry CarSzzS - - =
ae e1e a. bosh zs-la-sz by II N
clT-e p-ras-. a -- e b-S-s~ ha,-
P1e A1ecz. says a write Il fa-
Banner q Iole- ru- he Eau- z-I
seeks rs ua--1ciGz Il u-ergg
Peas11- w4yS TEe wa-an 8 wz
whose exquisite -z<-e fzES EXPRESSES
IN lie dainty rrzes she fa-hzszs auE
he pocr mother whos- fnz-e
means e1uP=- he- 20 Sch f-au -
hours % rrs- . exc "a enough q,
paw far Z r16~s- gifts or ehFEa
are as- happy n IL results q rk-
gvng Fh~ ~p-nE-hr Sra.-@z -
s1osza-ee Hh a free hazd auE hao-.
To- a Uate-aIzafian q soz- Of n.
9snS evoked By his bounty. Er~-
The uise- -elzxss somewhat a Ii,
grasp 81 h. haarzE savings ara
1 a grim s~atistaeriaH n 5o-Iu- sur
%v PEzss fer holiday 49, Fer "A.
pr Of COED cher everywhere ard
Is Influence : cozraxicuz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

Of butter and a nttre ham and hurry
right hack with Is. They're al starv-
il. sure's I'm born 4 Tuesx that's
what ais Ms Darrow. Vow you
hurry
Yes. Hannah
The old -are seemed 20 rsalze
that she was On a. errar1 Of mercy.
and actually quiekszed her pace
Il was rot long before Mrs. Oar
row had her toast ard tea and the
children were eujoying what 70 them
was a bouztiszl feast Il was dark
Ehez Mr. ard Mrs Bennett eft for
hone As they were riding along.
Mrs Bennett said.
san.
YES. Hazrah
Then children have hunx I'D their
stocku
Have they Poor little thi-xs,-
-But- san there won't Be- a-y-
thinE n en- They think there's a
sanity Caus
4 v.h there vas sizhed her AUS
mud
Bur there aint. answered p-ae-
teal Nrs. B~-zert. and there xo--
- ore thinr a then s-ocEn,s. z-1ess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19
SOME GOOD ADVICE.
ernfs Ia. ysfs~ 80 the
Receiver

T1s 80 ulrhou- - <vsr > barr
II yeu havs maEy friends and litrl.
zc1sy. yoa VII probably - panied
over and over sgzin- during The ChrS-
Zas season. because y11 clzncr *
press your feelings fer th-m 9 more
ar ess costly p-s~uts
But hav- wcu ever STOPPED ta rhlrk.
asks >uec-ss. MAJ priceless zff-S
hsart -t-s rhouxht GIFTS. Iove Efrs
yuG ear aestcw without mozsy2
There ro-krz r~e the hruan hea-.
50 huzEs-s fer. vearus fer A. syup1-
nv encourage sur. love. the rh7r-s
taat god has 20 power % purchase
I have 10 eft 20 send vou- Dear
zrauE1a- bar I love yol -ore you. Iove
you azd here are a hundred kisses sor
Tou lbs Vas the Christmas present
seat ar q E-rie gri 70 her g-z-E-o-h-
- Macy mes away III simple. -or-
~ words which brought the tears %
he eyes gave -h- gra1duorh=r uor.
pleasure -ha1 arr = TIE presents 81
Ia rvss Yst re chi7d h7s onlv
tire cents 70 ~perf C Erarfmzs
7 W-s ere Il -aeS- -
a7-- q - 71-e -
fh- ere- Wk - aths-
TX, stamp
D. r hE ie~e rou uh1 have
-o1sv % -nt freely rh1- a. v5u-
eury Ia @1 foze wEe1 vou h1ve
--- 4 book a -a- e roa-. or checz
f. d Chrs-mle present. Yen mus-
gre yourself wrh vou- g Tsis
1l7re w- make Il va-rab
CTr gave ~ emp 1fgclf - Aria
bans -he euu-e-. wh1e 20 Crvx-
authzs rs ~favo-i-e. y gave a-v \
KS Th=r-uPon he cour g.
D---ec- ax1< rhe err vo-
gave ne vas rot 50 good god a n.
KS zen gave C~hrvsa-th
May 4 heart NJ b hu1-v. vacant.
aching after receiving ers-,r Cz--
mas Vs h=cause The rvsr : - =
-he Ef T1e p-sc god f--zk-
license 1n Eyrrh -af bv tie -s-~a
k- az Tie fsst of he Gr<-hs
~ouS have beez sho-z CT their valn-
lad zoc The oSsrz-S been -ceu-1a-
ned oy The hearts = rhe Evsr Wa
gives q h-selt gives That which :
ABOVE -ubsS -hz- WL-ch alone a- a.
sy al uPit- huzazv-lnre. rhe
-ea-ss- -hzg 2 The vo-E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19
FEMININE FANCIES.
>s@e Of ts- Pretty tribes That 80 IA
FIalsh 80 rh- u to Date
Ge-rHz-

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D y
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--= ls a -E-1--- re S=E
Ier
I1 Few -1- - ~ z1z.
$50 che r c-1
VIA gives -ez IL s[sss ETA -
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a s- h !.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

Christmas. IL i IS . ki-4 os . late
one.
or Hannah cried the delighted
old MAJ. with a suspicious shake n
Ia voice you make ne 50 happy
I feel that way myself. sam chs
replied
Then she did xoue-hinE which she
had not done before Il many years
she went up 70 her husband AID
kissed him He. surprised into silent
ecstacy. blushed Ike a boy. Is he
weut cut after the e~verxresns
hat kiss was TIE sweetest Christ
mas gift he had ever rseeive6-N- 7.
Observer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

NJ e
cs
l T-- L- god % @
AMI 4az- 17 20 ~ -
81
e l zzS
| & ca - l
@ ~ "a "a ~
os II KID
:
a z = dos Tz=-s.
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@ ysz
syn
a. Az
~ e. IL and N
Eez= ~ -ez zzzh
d s-H axe sr5Z - s Eea- y
z l1z- EaE aE a-v-
E - "
am q 8 ~ $40 ae- cut a L.
. have = C-as HEs1 vou
tz- t
BIT lie LaH z5aL - Haz-
- a = % s5 worse o=r
~
Then I'm sorry for en- San E1-
RET Le7k a. We aEr lad za-h
- l-t G lzez -E wz1 ear
Daat TAX % r. Is
zz Bez1e-r zzw H. VIE TOO
~ % a-l= - qz=s-oz. 80 b. 4-
1er ard w-u- car 70 % rhe ehor2
v w g1z a51zt ~ ask
g a< ~ ~ 1zh BIZ 4
t. Ians z-zr s sen 1zt 20
f-= ~ co.'s X r. 2rz stan
tar ~ z-at. vas IN I~zzv t
% a 1aPPozze6 Ell Es liked
C1-@ He had -vs Iooz-s
5orEard = + Eta p@zuab-e ar
- pate although E1- zzzF vsas
- laE lad -5t -ea-r 50 ve-v uzch
- ~ L. @ zkza delight II
-z Up he pain roaz - the
% farmhouse wh ev~r-senS ard
1 a hzE managed = give Han
EA a rs= present. w she had
--Ee- failed 70 REMEMBER AIN Nth
sane Useful p-o5ucr % her Own
koEE Bur these humble gFrS
wer RAJ treasures 20 I'm for he
measured them e lcres ONE balance.
and TIER brightness vas = rezeetsoz
C The sEzzent Chrstmzs zIory- He
ard Hannah we're alone il the wor1E.
their o-Iy child having eze6 n IL
t1-ey- Bat they had been happr 20
g-ther ard fairly prosperous. Until
within The past year
during this IL. samuel. as he Y
pressed i. had lost his Eol-- Oze
thing after another had happened 70
discourage him and SCI I'm back.
Fsrr. rs horse died leaving orIr tie
rather Eeerepzt old mare 70 help hiu
L AIS fed work thea crops lad
failed Never before had his few
acres % ground yielded 50 spzrizglv.
and II fruit trees we're never 50
barren Al0zg about harvest tine
n II 70 complete his misfortune Ne
W2s taken II ard to- weeks vas N
abe 20 work while a doctors BIZ ze-
eUmulated He vas obliged 20 hire 4
RAJ 70 do The WORK ard the farm
produced hardly enough 70 pzy for
tEsss services This lad al put him
behind and zoE, II the latter part OF
December. he seemed 70 have every
reasoC % b discouraged But i was
Hannah who lad given up H would
SUI have been hopeful auG looked on
the bright sde, but for her. She
ErumolzG
4 feel awful kid o. Dad -or 70
have any Christmas. eoz66ed Samuel
20 The mare. a. he aid the straw for
her bed = know things amt %
orgat- but Hannah hadn't ought 20
feel So II might o worse / guess
we ear pull through Bur then ru
have 70 o. a. Hzzzzh SAYS Il she
wo-r have 70 Christmas. I czur-
he felt Ike crying N his 6isappoint-
Dent- samuel Bennett vas Old
enough 70 o. getting a hzc chIdish-
II ire house. Mrs Bsurett was put-
ing away the supper dishes II 10
ania5ls frame Of mind Il don't
care. she uuttsre6. what he thinks
/ ant said 4 word but the truth.
How Vel ever get along this winter.
! DON'T know S-zrve. me5ov- The
6e2 o maEzg a fuss about Christ
naz wAez yo1 amt got a thing cheer
fu Z Icok ahead 70. No. I ANT a.
gong 70 do s. sam can make The
best Of IL mean shat say.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19
SISTERS OF CHARITY
Al OsU united States Use ps-r-n
for Czfznh

From q Cartofsc irSfifunicn In Ohso
coE-s the following recommend from
the Sister Sg7crior=
Some years $50 = fjezd CT orr in
ssis1rio1 recommended n rs DR. Hart
zsr's PeruHz IS an excsHeEr r-7edy
f0r the inf7uenxa OF xhich We f1en had
several Cases which threatened to be of
q Serious character.
I've began 70 use IL and expenenced
such wonderful results thar since 4
P-r1n1 hss beco17e our favcrire neET-
cine for fnfT1rrzs. Gzr1rrt. cold. cough
and brocchfrfx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19
<-s- Ike SANTA CLACs

-
@
"
eve -
70 ~ -
~
-
" 49,
n
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n p E - =
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= NJ ~
So $500 -
"a $500 =
- - 49,
- - 80 -
ara ~ a-z 49, .
- -
~ -.
49,
-
. . About a. r9oa : soc-sr-
n n- - -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

DAVID wEEEISON. :
Eyou do not derive uru-p-arfz
ze.orT results from the Use Ct Fa---a-
write a. once % Dr. Ea---z1. --a~
tul statement Of vccr case ard Le
VII be pleased % giFe y01hs vz-zzae
aG~ice x-z-S
AGc-ess Or. Hartman. Pre e
Ias Hartman >an-zrE Cor0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

dr1-A<E@n
have 1Sed sew
erzl bottles ot
Peru1a and feel
greatly benefited
thereby from III
eztz-a of the
head. AID feefea-
eJEraZed to BE-
Iiexe that its con
timed Use VII
fully eradicate =
disease Of -hi-tv
-@z- <-1-l1--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

Ted COT Beacon HiU--The S-.-l~
n~at OF the mneh-iiSeassed oueSs;an
that Santa Claus Is l ravrh- sis r-
~ith H1noanded delight Now "a
IKE 70 So sAxon@ wh~rsslr M 40
being good In~s before C-ariStna-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

Little waldo have come 70 the
e~o1eiusion that there i no saeh per-
son a. Santa Claus
Little Eusrson-In6~xds
Little Waldo0feS- IL l. hardly pos
sl0s that any one producer should be
able 20 supply the want of 80 MANY
c0zSumerS-Puek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

NewlyWed-Whas did You get for
ChristmaSe
Baehelor-weL l got 4 5zII from
ny tailor a Rotiee of protest from
nv bank ard a hint from INV and
lady TO pay up or leave.
Ne~iy~ed-You lucky man. L 20,
4 box Of cigars from nv wife-yafg~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

-BingiesoaSt the meanezr MAJ I svr-
heard of
What's he been doiny nowa
h1s wife a Christmas present
of a rseeiFted bsl for the --z~ki.
coat she got away back early Ia.r
faA.-Chieag0 Daily Herald
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19
SISTER SUPERIOR.

Dr. Har-zan- ore OF the bes. known
Physicians and szr-SozS n the United
safes was the Srsr 10 formulate Peru
Il L vas through hSzusz-G Ter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

se-e7nce that l. was i~z.ro5-ce1 .o-.
medical profession OF tbs eouu-
The Observation-Disclosures -ss
nan N=~kisou. Of NaPoleoc- Oa55.
The Peruna NeGiei1eC Co. CS'uzt-s. O
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

Dr. Hartman receives many letters from CathoEc Sisters al o=sr IL r-.y
ssates A .reeo1nend recently received from a Catholic izzs--- s
Detroit Mich. reads as follows
Detroit. Esk, Oct 8 1901
Dr. s 81 HRrnar, Columbus. Okho:
Dear Shr-"The yogrz girl uho used tire Psns11 "a suffering from lar.
yrzAuS and Es Of yo&x- TIE r=Sarl cf ire treatment as most S7us1-.
mg. She found rrsr relief ard afer farther uS- Of IRE ncdzf7e : !.
hpe q be ahe ro - SIZE IS enfrIy cured" SISTERS OF CH4PTE
This young girl vas under the care q the Sisters OF CHARITY and rsz p
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-12-19

PrTNAw FADEES DTE se ~
~ Z-=z aZ eases .
Pare ~ a $50 ~ -
%-W4 De-
The age-herald., 1901-02-12

Congressman Clayton of Alabama has recommended the appointment of John F. McTyer of Eufaula to be lieutenant of regulars. He served in the Second Florida during the Spanish war.