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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-12

Mrs. Nelson. who lives on Warren
street between Third and Fourth,
cut her hand severely yesterday
morning with bread knife. an ar
terry being severed. DR.. viii +. Hunt
was called and stopped the bleeding.
The accident was caused by the slip
ping of the knife while Mrs. Nelson
was at work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-12

fiattering offer was made by Tn
Gle Sam to III. S. Tilton, foreman of
one of the arsenal shops, to leave
the tri-cities and accept a position
at the Sandy Hook proving grounds
at big increase of salary. Mr.. Til
ton considered the offer conscien-
tiously and has decided to refuse the
tender. He prefers the tri-cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-12

Attorney Isaac Petersberger left
Sunday afternoon for Niagara Falls
to attend the convention of the Com
mercial Law league of America which
will be held at the Cataract house
from now until the 18th inst. Mr..
Petersberger will be accompanied by
his wife, and Will be absent all week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-12

JACKSON, HURST & STAFFORD,
Attorneys at Law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-12
w. l.. Ludolph. Robert r. Reynolds
LUDOLPH & REYNOLDS,

Money to loan. General legal bust
ness. Notary public. 17O5 Second
avenue, Buford block.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-19
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the Singer Sewing Machine
company will please call at office Rock
Island terrace and leave address.
42tf II. H. PRESTON, Agt.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-19
Wanted.

A housekeeper for Portland hotel
one that can do washing. Wages $50
to $50 month. Apply quick. Call
Portland Cement company. 37tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-19
TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR BLAZE
United Oil Company's Boiler
House Burned to Ground.
Firemen Did Good Work Amid Per-
ilous Surroundings---Work of
Rebuilding Already Start
ed--Wells Shut Down.

At 30 this morning an alarm of
fire was turned in from the United Oil
company's ofiics, and run to the
yards showed the boiler house to be
rapidly burning Flames were burst
ing out on all sides, and it looked as
if the refinery yards would be swept
clear.
The volunteer hose company did
quick and effective work. In order
to reach the blaze ii was necessary to
run a line of hose from the plug at
the corner of Petroleum and Front.
When the city firemen reached the
scene of the fire, the United Oil com
pany's men already had two streams
playing ON the flames. And it re-
quired courage to fight a fire like that.
Six boilers nearly red hot, the steam
roaring like "a tornado, and the flames
playing around two gasoline stills
which, had they exploded would have
blown every fireman into kingdom
come. Fortunately the safety valves
on the boilers worked freely and the
excess of steam escaped without caus-
ing an explosion. Another feature
that made it seem impossible to stop
the spread of the flames was that the
fire was eating away the power that
supplied the pressure for the company's S
water pipes.
AT 8 :05 the flames were under con-
troll, and in half hour afterwards the
fire was out and the work of clearing
away the debris was begun.
An incident characteristic of the
push of the west, occurred during the
conflagration. While the fire was at
its height and while Superintendent
Robinson was directing the movements
of his fremen, Manager Wallace was
phoning to Denver for the boiler in.
spector, and that gentleman will be
here tonight. He also phoned to
Pueblo for dynamo man and he came
up this noon and by the time this
article reaches its readers the refinery
buildings and yard will be connected
with the Arkansas Valley plant.
No sooner were the flames under
control than the work of clearing
away the debris was begun, and this
afternoon at least fifty men are at
work. Preparations haye already
commenced for rebuilding, and it
will be but a short time before new
building will take the place of the one
destroyed. Only two of the six big
stacks fell during the fire.
1t Just happened that no kodak
menu was on tne Spot anu hItcT lIle
fire before photographer could be
secured TO take a picture of the ruins,
so much debris had been removed
that q true picture of the result of the
fire could not be had.
1t is not known how the fire started
as it was well under way when dis
covered.
Manager Wallace estimates the loss
at from sl0,0 600 to sl2, 600, with from
sc, 900 to s.. 600 additional in the field
from loss of time. All the wells have
been shut down and the field carpenters
are called in TO assist in the work of
rebuilding.
In an interview after the fire lie
highly complimented the city volun-
teer firemen on their efficient work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

nac been written. Each gallant be
came the escort and protector of the
Young woman whose name he drew.
holding that honorable position for a
stated time Later the leaders of the
early Christian church substituted the
names Of saints for The names OF wom-
en- and selected 81. Valentines 6av for
The time Of performing the creme
OF selection Each person who drew
a valentine" or name slip in this man
ner Vas supposed TO make q gift II
honor Of the saint whose name a ON
his slip.
Bya gradual process this custom
changed until il became popular for
TRENDS TO meet N =. Valentines 6av.
write the names Of aequaintznces on
sips and place the slips in boxes. the
names OF the men in one box and the
names % he women in another box.
Then the men would draw al random
from the women's box OF slips. and vice
versa. According TO the custom the
mai became the valentine of the
WOMAN whose name he drew. and was
expected TO give her a present. accom-
panied by a note. in which he declared
himself At her service for the Gay. The
women were supposed to return The
compliment TO the men. bur thew wer.
usually satisfied 10 gracefully declare
themselves the valentine of the man
whose name they had drawn and he
gave the present.
Finally g~aliantS began writing val
endnes" TO the young women whom
they particularly admired, andirnored
the drawing custom altogether. Then
the wags proceeded 10 make game
oil the new custom. and thus the comic
valentine originated. As a.
the seventeenth century the method
of selecting 4 valentine BY lot was
still in practice in England. In -Pepys
Diary under the date of Valentines
day, 1861, Mr. Pepys writes: Il am
this year my wife's valentine. and II
viii cost me- FIVE pounds" Two DAYS
later he writes: Il find that Mrs.
Pierce's little girl is my valentine. she
having drawn me, which i am not sorrx
for. it easing me of something more
than l must have given TO Others. But
here / do first observe the fashion Of
drawing notices as well as 81
that Pierce. who drew nv wife. did
draw also a motto, and this girl drew
another for me-
In those days valentine gifts often
hundreds of pounds 1t is sale
that the duke of York OF that time. be.
ing drawn as the valentine of famous
Miss Stuart ave her a jewel valued al
$500.
So from year to year the good old
Of playing knight 70 a lady fair
for a day has changed. until to-day We
send pretty cards Or dainty valentines
Of lace and picture and verse to our
friends. and comic valentines 10 those
whom va wish to tease.-Chicags Rec
ord.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

rs.. te Insisted that the azai- could
x made right and square. aid they
had 20 szhzs5. He took = cat Of lis
uievcie zczey AID -k@-ezr delayed
taa purchase ot that loz-eG-sc- treas
u-s : Whole zon-h. tnr Jacks dol
lars cane slowly and Il snail sec
tons
We cant keep tsis zo-ev.
mother. announced TIE twas We
deaf Eel a. fAozza it's ourS. after
Aaviz- lie Peaszr- % zvzgitAway.
Thez PIT Il n ths -sist bar
re- 81 t. --fs-ers vie IS t-ying
% 81 suggested Adviser II Chiet
Mother SKIP
- hey 81 AID Do-T pzs a EttIe
note 4 the -zvelop From ITO
eoys and ozs s.ri-a thank ozernE.
zzs=. 81 explained Dick and
I are 50 tta-ksEi Jack ts1't zeaz- a-d
we Eow - : tha-ktzL too
JACK lad a surprise zext morning.
Wkea ke vas passing Mss Jeruzhv's
kozse Nho should a-le1- bit Mss
Js-ushF herself h@ckoai1z energetic
s-vs -Jaek-Jaek stacy. cone here
Jack turned AID walked ID tie
path politely but reluctantly.
I az q good look al you-Nz--
celE Wethsreus E-z-6so1. cut and
ozt-ha--so-e and oPez-haz6ed I
eo-iE tel re about what I SIN <t
Wlth fksz Two dollars. bit I never
en- beE1 ts- tel re how the beiz
remembered warned ny old heart
It's made re ten years younger on.
re 1eeGa't look ser surprised an
ztreaksd / knew ye- hzn5write. re
se-a~ it i yer copy book yer ma
showed re. AID the trezr-ous old
creature ave Is head an awxxa-c
pat ard hobble6 ito TIE house
I tel you. I felt mean enough
sid JACK II reporting 70 NottC
pn- ! 5i6-r deserve i. ant I
6o-- deserve such friends as YOU I'D
Do-ry ard D5ck-bur I VIII arS
there vas q resoIuse look in his el--r
eyes that gave Mother >kpo great
hopes for hzs future
Oct Il he Zrznay Dick and Derry
were talking Il over Dick was s=y-
ing. I've might have known Jack
Stacey wouldn't 90 a mean th7<
when he Just stopped to think
When we we're 50 sure he would
I guess we dat stop 10 think
gently rssPozse6 Dorry-N. Y. hide
pendent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13
IN CONTINENTAL EUROPE.

Europs Ia, 6ss -ezzls p-ise.. zbe
A.. over = yesrs I'D. z.c zscs othsrs
Sko are Zose ks- =.
L Hs-azs. =. ex,e-. q he -al
ser-.ce r1utsss oTer s9aoo niles Tie
zalto-Z - he Pszaz : @zuL-
AIRY Z Character. he -e- the-s..ve.
ire 2G . 5e remarkably kz-1so=.
boy.
Tie sree: 4 system q B-Ea-Pes,h
s considered tie b~s- L TIE zorIt. AID
aAs 5es- inflated ~ <v.-zI American
DIES. l2c.a1ug Washington Tie TX
:~FEroEze railway = also = mode II.
stations az buzt Q. pareeIazz ties
i1e ~ out TIE erx rod - people.
thHy ~ hy ~sl.ctr5c thfre--a1 system,
I'd TIE ARE s four cer-s
Tae ar1er prohibiting Spanish army
71ee-s troz marrying uzisss they are
= yea-x Cd O. more and erva az n
cone a. i=ast qua % the par ofzez-
ain fabout $50 a uozthb = -ox
houvht q hsr. be-1 promulgated ~
6e-- Wey.-r Simply 70 prevent hi.
sons marriage . se-o-ta Co-su.la D
hzz Tho. tAo1gh very beautiful and
. zebs~ faI-iy. 5 Tot L I'll othsr vays
receptacle &c the general
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

10 himself ard his friends About
eight o'clock that evening he threw
his geography aside. and. going TO
the kitchen. donzed rubber boots and
coat.
Why. Jack. rot going u to-
night. hope exclaimed his mother.
valentines IN to-day's mail. moth
err laughed Jack. Cant endure the
anxiety any longer Be right back
We'll. do; don't get cold respond
ed -easy-going" Mrs Stacey: and
Jack said; NO. mother. and went
OF whistling. He stopped whistIinr,
however, as oou as he was out of
hearing.
IF ear get that before anyone
else does. catch me ever doing such a
mean trick again. he soliloquized. as
he splashed along.
Only Dick was in the Office when he
arrived He glanced at the box where
Miss Jerushy's infrequent mail was
always PLACED. through the courtesy
of the owner His heart sank. 1t was
gone, then; and by this time the
poor old woman had received the
cowardly insult.
He pulled himself together and ap-
preached the little mail window AID
asked If there was angling for
folks" Dick passed his mail out ST.
lently- If Jack hadn't been so full
OF his W trouble he must have no
ticed Dicks dignifed. distant man
ner- But he did not. He walked
slowly toward the door and then
turned sharply ard came back. say.
Dick he began. you never did a
plaguey mean thing; and l never sup
posed that | would; but | have. and
I'm going to make a clean breas, of
IT And he began, but Dick stopped
him by taking two long strides and
throwing an afectionate arm across
his shoulders Good for YOU. jack,
Amt / giad." and he told what he
and Dorry had done, finishing with:
SO it's all right, l intended 10 tell
you. but l expected to feel different
while was doing il. Come down. sis.-
to Derry, whom he heard at the head
OF the stairs Jacks all right, and
NO" said Jack; mot till I've been
and told her, and asked"
NO. no. no." interrupted Dorry,
never, That's what we've been try
ing to save all the time-her feelings,
You know. Mother'H agree with me.
III ask her TO come down.
Mother skip was the confdante Of
al the boys and girls in the village.
She listened thoughtfuIly. with her
hand on Jacks yellow hair.
No, Jack" she said, at last; lit
viii be kindest not to tell her.
Then all can do is 10 pay Derry
and Dick their two dollars
We shsn't take IL" said Dorrv:
and. anyway. the valentine itself
really is yours, for / meant il for
you. till thought you were mean
But Jack was firm. 1t was the only
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13
ANCIENT N VALENTINES
Italfaas Are >uPpo.ed to Have Orig
mated the Custom Of living
and R~c-ixfaE Then

Il Its.y. where lie custom &C zv
irE auE tzknz va-enti1es : Supposed
70 have originated. i Was Al Old trzEs
tio1 that The birds selected ther mates
or the lf-h y February. This legend
Travelled through Europe L fra-y
tOzzd lo5<ueat Il England thus
even 20 tbs Gay i;ss a. cd saying hat
matches z--- o. Va.ezti1es cay are
Away happy o-es. tori-A he uat1r@l
mating tine
IL exzet origin % he custom 90
sezclng va-eurizes Is shrouzeE II
doubt Csr-ain i : tazt rhe arci-nt
Romans celebrated z=sr.y he entire
noah % February g tine q sssti-
val arG one q ~ ce-ezo1ie vas so-
The young Ie- TO 5-av troza BOX
OF wAlch he zazss % Young wouez
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

Mss Matte Dozzizss. rs Thozas
ave Memphis. Tenn writes.
From NJ early vo1znkood have
been troubled with occasional had
aches ! took different powders and
drugs. AZ times getting temporary re-
lief One OF nv frie-6s advised ne 70
Try Peruza- which I did soon found
that ny general health improved and
~ entire system wal toned up
7 felt I buoyzzcr Of body and light
ness of mind I had rot known before
and ~ headaches have completely Dis
appeared. and I have enjoyed pe-tee.
health for Overayear- Igiadlye16o-xe
Pe-unz- MATTE DOUGLASS
Women from al parts OF the United
States and Canada are tes.itvi7< daily
% tie virtue OF PeruzA O1ly = few of
these letters : ever be Published
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

Women : naturally more s-scsv,.
iole TO i1clenencies OF the w=z-Ss-
than men With them = cold 5 &C.,
the starting point OF soze sever.
pelvlc arrangement. cz1sizx -.s
pain and suffering
Every woman needs a rs-s6v u,o,
which she can rely 10 keep her svsz
fortified against the trying wea.art
winter and early spring. II Pe-zs
taken At the first symptom OF : co-si
VIII cure il before il 6evel11s Ia
souez1noyinSc catarrhal 6e-zr-s--.
II you do not derive prompt az5z-
isfactory results from the use ota
runa- write At once 70 Dr. Ezrn
giving = full statement Of your ~
and he viii be pleased to give vza
valuable advice gratis
Address DR.. Hartman Press-tt
The Hartman Sanirarizm. Cclu-hza
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

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&c.
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Ts---7 Scar ssa-. Re vse- r. s-rs
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

sess Ter P-f ba-tszs + TIE ks.eaer-
Ard sh- fees 90 f-sez5l@ss s-a for
lSrr. au1-snd I've heard mother ar
she Wzs real pretty ozc@ 80 feels
crsscfziF about her a-~z~xs AID
her crooked back. I'D lust rhak
they cane from r-sezirx T1rk sta
cey. u~z az=r frr-4 bzrua-r hc-ss
How al Jack 5e SO coz---r-saee
% s1-- there ~ .lly verses On
tAs o6 tAz--
stop and axe h-.s-h- Do-ry a.
rsec Dek gaszlcaliy.
I ccut uerS 70 wh@- IN % n-a--
rant r-sPcn6ed ST. -Now. hare
sp-erty T~4lsztze xzs zo.n< 70 se-s
% Jack. ssd- father. I waz- voa 70
lef re tsss ont fAat sAlzx a-E 51r-
. Up az- pr zi1s il instsaG psa
he gostzsste- ued5ta-ez 1t
AIT uslar. o1t-vaI. e ys- IA
says - - car ID T.. e.
Do-1 wss hait way up - stair
l. q ~ moments she a-e E--
bang she says she tAizk ..-oa1s
y perfectly proper vas her ~
u17hS-t announcement. mind
IN gig % put 4 ny Do a. tat
J-ce soHr ave ne I inte-zst 20
80 skates when yoz get your. DE
"a ~ cd ones VII Go rerv
-Dory- vou're a-a-T car'- -tirk
ot a1TrAi-E good e-o1gh, + pat n
dollar =. too. NJ I'D skates are al
r<h- for This Ei1ter-o~s-t look
1uca Ike skating Just a. present.
aaywav
DoTT EzPe6 Ep AID squeezed rs
ar rr-urousy and whispered some
tang that zz6s hz look rer zas
azd P-oz1 and Plsase AID q trise
sheepA Bat il was a bscomzzx *
preston. ard NJ sSpP roxled 70
hizs-if- Bless ther h@z-s- as
theT Gathered Up TIE stzr
Wken " J-rushas valentine cane
down azi- = looked Fe-T much ne
sane outsi6=-5u- inside. Dsek azs
Derry smiled every tine 7hey looked
a. each other. and had hard work TO
keep straight faces when i was
HANDED over 20 : n-igabor xho passed
Ms JerusAys rickety EttIe house o.
his way hone
= shall tel that sneak What we re
done. % = rot 10 have any more IN
Gerha-6 work and Thea II never
speak 20 ain again announced
Dck- tai with righteous 76-uatson-
Wien the valerti-e vas gwen ito
her worn old hz-ds Ms Jerashy vas
TOO much zsrorishe6 70 spezk such
a thing hadn't happened 20 her for 20
yesrz- She stood looking az Il with
an utterly b-~siGered expression I'll
TIE bearer vanished II the dzrkusss.
while the slest beat against her thin
face AID settled o. her gray hair.
she did nof feel IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

JACK STAGE. vas decidedly uncon-
Portable He wasn't Ire sort OF boy
who does smart things a. = rule
some friend With = defective sense
ot hunor had slipped the thing i-to
his hand that day; and struck 5y a
certain unfortunate resemblance BE-
tween the earieature and Mss Je
rushy. he had addressed = 70 her and
mailed . on the spur % the moment.
As soon a il was mailed he stopped
"a thi-k That was the trouble With
JACK H acted first and thought aft
er~arL- which freqreatly resulted /
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13
abandonment calendar of the. Season.

Tie Caszzs. Milwaukee 4 :. Paul Rail
Fay Co. las -aze1 = beautiful G-en1sr
= II s1ees IL4i IEzlA ezen sheet azv-
- , tea cor picture c. = poplar actress
-=--s9a . Hsser co.1rs u Leon
Moan TIE orznzi paintings are owned
Z the GaieL1zr. are --ue1 under tie
s.y Company eopTT-n. A limited
=rI9u Vii be s5f1 a. = cents per cssenSar
q * sas=ts- WI bs nsze1 OF reeeip. Il
l-lee5F \ Aaler. General Passenger
Agent, Chicszo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13
Makes Clean. Healthy
Mucous MembranC-Ca-
tarrhal Diseases Disappear
Permanently.

The Mucous uezsrz1e IS to the in
side Of the body what the skin Is TO the
outside Of the BODY L Ines every or
gan duet All cavity Catarrhal il
1au-zrion attacking I part Is Il
able 70 spread 70 other parts Aneg-
lec-ei cold or slight eaTarrh Is often
the cause OF lingering and dangerous
cara-k
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

We Boe-@-Caei- W. va. PA
t--c 49,
Bac1eisr C.is fc-<vl-C=,E -wI
b~tore =o1 yrzz< 1899 are -a-r46 tzs
are -@a- q lTe E-a e1ca 1s1s-. bzr Pa
tru1c HE-r-ac1 : .-~ =a-r % 15e-1ar -ksy
lave tc- -lse c-ks- a-s- rt4T ave t@-r
Ez-re- a sew vs2E-Bruaklvz EaEe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

Diek-"I say, Harry, suppose YOU
haven't a dollar you want 10 lend ues'
Harry-By George. you've guessed right.
Dick, with your sblity 20 see into the fu-
tErs you ought 20 be worth your xssst N
moaeT.-Bos.on Transcript
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

D sty.-E y ysz &c ga. =scL -
YER 1xs eaars
Gz-ss1-Hs 2ue1 II 1s
l- w.t say
Ha- - .. I re19 avs 5e1 srsz
Wat "a ;zst . q r.ta sang ysr
IL
Il. -svs- s. z-S- 7 Hsr.l5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

Gyer-Quser tEiss about Niagara Falls,
isn -
NyeE-WhAts queer shout IT.
IEere isn't enough water goes ever 20
tie no~-Cnleago Daily News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

We eonsider

We consider P.so's Cure FOR Consumption
q hoEseaold necessity, and cannot speak TO
highly oi III. l. Boxer, 4 North Water
~er%~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

"oh, John" srelz med tie bride as tie
engine pulled zkea4 ard -hlri-d tzeu AVE-
from TIER trends I've torn nv dress"
! taoEgat something would naprsn wien
yog stspp-4 on TIE ran" ~ replied -
p.fss-a.e ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

We promise that should yo- use PUT
NAM FADELESS DYES and Be dfssatis-
he'd from any cause whatever. % refund
l0c for every package.
Monroe Drug Co, UnionT.le. No.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

The more eo~nspieuously the Jewel Of cor
s.teney u worn the more likely II i. "a Be
psste-Indianapoiis News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

1 am sure Piso's Cure for ConsunD,ion
saved my life three years ago.-Mrs- Th0s
Robbins, Maple Street. Norwich, y. Y,
Feo. II, 1850
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

sL1~ A- 90 nel S~- Sn Faaso ol, writes:
troubled with Influenza eSpdaHyd turing our 1y Season 4 used 70 arch cold eHy hrI
wasa afraid 70 be our when the weather us rhek 1b BIT indemenG or In the evening air. Bur- since n
have used PunsI have nohng whatever the matter h me
al am in erfrh eahh and ind thar eunss acts Es fok and seems TO throw all SE7eSsS
disease OUT of the body Io nyvhe nov and w. kinds of weather. seem 10 have an Dne ol
uo1 ade nbyM life bGaueI eany pe6f heafh" LENORE II
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Hope Is the corner stone Of sorrow. A
hopeless person mas ceased to saaer.-Tovn
Topic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

Every one can master g grief but he that
has it-Shakespeare
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-13

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinins Tablets. AZ
druggists refIndnoneyi If IL failsto cure &c.
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