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OXFORD PUBLIG LEDGER.
JOHN T. BKITT. OWNER AND EDITOR
THURSDAY.
MAY 29. 1902
Admiral Sampson's part In the bat
tie of Santiago enabled him to leave
an estate of $22,000.
lion. , w Kitchln delivered an
able address Thursday at the com
mencement of U hitsett Institute.
SUGH A CHANGE.
Not only in feelings but in looks. The
skin is clear, the eyes are bright, the
cheeks are plump. No more pain and
misery, no more sick headache, no more
jaundice. What worked the change?
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which cured the disease of the stomach
tii.it prevented proper nutrition, and also
cleansed the clogged and sluggish liver.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. It
cures diseases of lungs, heart, liver, and
other organs which seem remote from
the stomach because many of these dis
eases have their cause in a diseased con
dition of the stomach involving the
allied organs of digestion and nutrition.
"I sent von a letter about a year ago," writes
Mrs. J. Knis Hamilton, of Farmington. Marion
Co.. West Va. I Mated my case as plainly as I
could, and received a letter from vou iu a few
days, tellinar me to use Dr. Pierce's'Golden Med
ical Discovery and ' Favorite Prescription ' a
bottle of each. I used three of each, and feel
like a new woman. Don't suffer anv pain or
misery any more. Before using: voiir medicines
I sullered all the time had jaundice, caused
from food not digesting properly. I would have
sick headache three and four times iu a week.
Could not do the work myself. I commenced
using- your medicines as recommended for liver
complaint, and think I am cured now. I asked
our doctor if he couldn't cure me, and he said he
could give me medicine to help me but the
trouble might return anv time. I doctored
three years without any relief. Haven't had
sick headache siuce I took the first bottle of
your medicine."
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
The United States has at last pro
claimed to the world that Cuba is
free, self-govern iu and Independent.
The line monument to the gallant
Lieutenant William E. Shippwas un
veiled In Charlotte last Wednesday.
Politics is warming up in the State
and the "Commercial Democrats" are
predicting the re-election of Pritch
ard to the Senate.
We hope when the true Demo
crats of Granville meet In Convention
they will brejik the record and join
the large number of counties In unan
imously endorsing Judge Clark for
Chief J ustice.
Governor Candler, of Georgia, is
gray-haired and benevolent looking,
but breathes a fiery spirit when
speaking of crime. Referring to the
recent troubles in Pittsburg, the ne
gro settlement just outside of Atlau
ta, he said: ''All harmless negroes
and their homes will be protected at
whatever cost, and all riotous con
duct on the part of anybody, white
or black, will be met with whatever
force may be necessary to preserve
order. 1 have the utmost confidence
in the bravery of the troops and the
discration of their officers. They will
never fire on the mob until they are
forced to do so, but when they must
they will shoot, and shoot to kill.
But I hope and believed no such ne
cessity will arise.
WORTHY OF EVERY WORD.
Editor Hale, of the Fayetteville
Observer, in speaking of the scholar
ly Dr. Kingsbury says, he has for
years occupied, with great uisunc-
THE EXIT OF AN INGRATE.
Under the above head the Atlanta
Constiution of May 12th. thus sizes
up Jeter C. Pritchard, and we repub
lish what that able paper says, In
order that our readers, (some of
whom are belna: urged to lend their
influence to the furtherance of his
cause ) may be apprised of the kind of
man that he is:
It was an unlucky day for North
Carolina when. In 1S73, a streak of
cholera ran through east Tennessee
and chased Jeter C. Pritchard across
the mountains into the State of Bun
combe. Jete had been roller-boy and
office "devil" for George Graham,
publisher of The Jonesboro Flag, but
when he struck "the land of the sky"
he took on higher ambitions. He
climbed through the degrees from a
great revenue raider to a lawyer's
license and then pushed onward until
u less than twenty-five years he
found himself in the senate of the
United States!
J I is career in that body has not
Two hundred leading furniture
m;uunacturers meet m Chicago and
form a trust, and prices will be put
up from 10 to 20 per cent.
The true Democrat should see to it
that not a single "Commercial Dem
ocrat," alias Trust-Kailroad-ilepub-
lican, is chosen a delegate to any
Democratic Convention as they are
wolves In sheep's clothing.
The rural deliverjr routes continue
to increase in North Carolina. Fif
teen have been established since the
first of May, making a total of 116.
This is one thing the government has
done for the direct benefit of the far-mere.
Like a Drowning flan.
'Five years ago a disease the doctors called
dyspepsia took such hold of me that I could
scarcely go" writes GeoS Marsh, well known
atrorney of Nocona. Tex. ,-I took quantities
oi pepsin ana oilier medicinee but nothing
helped me. As o drowning man grabs at a
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miuw x grauueu at rvouoi.i iett an improve
ment at once and after a few bottles am
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auuuu auu wen. r.ouoi is uie only prep
aration wliieh exactly reproduces the natural
digestive juices and consequently is the only
one which digests any good food and cures
any torm ot stomach trouble. J. G. Hall
Wind and water swept over Cin
cinnati and adjacent towns one day
the past week, killing six persons.
The damage to business section of
Cincinnatti Is estimated at one mil
lion dollars with as much more in the
suburbs.
tion and incalculable usefulness, the
place of the leading editorial writer j heen brimallt byany means. Ills abil
indeed, he IS gen- :ti.s n of the commonnbiee order
Robert T. Baptist, ex-slave from
Virginia, who has given 1,000 to
Booker Washington for the endow-
of North Carolina
erally regarded as standing head and
shoulders above his contemporaries.
To an astonishing knowledge of
North Carolina affairs, acquired in a
long life devoted to a minute as well
as a broadmlnded study of them; to
a candor of expression which has
never, so far as we could discern,
found Its impulse In malice; to a fe
licitous and ornate style that has
ever charmed his thousands of read
ers; to an honesty of purpose that
was as transparent as it was inflexi
ble; to a generosity to his competi
tors that was literally overflowing;
and to a love of his native State, her
people and her Institutions, that is
akin to idolotry this noble old gen
tleman has added an intellectual in
dustry that has no equal, within our
observation, outside of that of Judge
Clark, in behalf of whose righteous
cause, by the way, he was moved to
lay down his life work.
PREFERS JUDIAS ISCARIOT.
The lialeigh Times says the oulv
ment of a Tuskegee scholarship, is an semblance of a sensation that occur-
At Lansing, Texas, a negro, who
assaulted a white woman, was cap- j
tared and tortured to death by hot j
Irons.
lift
is hard enough as
it is. It is to her that
we owe our world.
and everything
should be made as
easy as possible for
her at the time of
childbirth. This
is just .what
OTHER'S
Friei
r A
t
A
old man, but still active. He is em
ployed as a coachman by General
Carpenter, of New York.
Dan Castello, known to a world
wide community of circus folk nnrl
amused the people of the new and old
country and at one time a partner of
P. T. liarnum, is dying at a Chicago
county hospital. Although he was
once worth 1,000,000, Castello is now
penniless.
red last week in the candidacy of
Judge Walter Clark for Chief Justice
is an editorial in the Biblical Recor
der, of which Mr. J. W. Bailey is edi
tor. While the editorial does not
take sides in the justiceship, still It is
perhaps the most severe denuncia
tion ot ex-Governor Russell that has
ever appeared in any North Carolina
paper. It speaks of the recent "ex
posure of personal and confidential
letters." and in its comment says,
'Even now he (Governor Russell)
n-hn haa ilnna lii li ? , v.r.n . . e
in Chicago, Is the first victory for the Mmif hw,... llQo,
,rv-wl t 1.. I U.6.U Uuai, nai uioulJgUlBU
iwic m. luc gieai nguL ior tne re-
Judge Gro8eeup's temporary in
junction against the Beef Trust.issued
straint of an odious attempted mo
nopoly, it snouia be wiped out.
along with the other trustc that take
advantage of the people.
his name far longer than the title
that his high office would have. He
will be remembered not as the Gov
ernor whose ungovernable temper
ruined his administration, but as the
man who played the traitor with a
With all her bluster Great Britain
was anxious enough for peace with I consciencelessness not surpassed bv
the Boers and to placate them agreed I Benedict Arnold or Judias Iscarlot
to pay 25,000,000 to rebuild farm I Their opportunities were larger, it is
houses destroyed, and to compensate I true; and they were probablv men of
for other damage to farms. Hurrah I larger mold."
will do. It will make
baby's coming easy
ana painless, and that without tak
ing dangerous drugs into the sys-
it saiipiy to De applied to
luua" oi tne abdomen. It
ucnaies mrougn the skin carry
ing strength and elasticity with it
It strengthens the whole svstem r,ri
prevent all of the discomforts of
pi eg nancy.
The mother of a plumb babe in
Panama, Mo., says: "I have used
Mother s Friend and can praise it
Get Mother's Friend at the
Drug Store, SI per bottle.
The Bradfield Regulator Co.,
ATLANTA, GA.
Write for our free illustrated book,
Before Baby is Born."
for the Boer, as they got the best of
the great English power!
The oldest employe in length of
service of the Nashville Ami-u.u
vmu o
negro janitor, Uncle Lewis Martin.
1 40 years on the paper. In the fifties.
though a slave, he fed the uress on
the old Nashville Gazette. His pic
ture occupies a prominent ulace in
last Sunday's American.
Cn June :J the anniversary of Jef-
The Raleigh Christian Advocate,
the Methodist organ, has not entered
into the matter in recent issues, tho'
when Mr. Page's first criticism of
Judge Clark appeared the Advocate
contained an article considered hos
tile to Clark on account of the al
leged discrimination against corpor
tions in the courts.
and his grasp of national questions
no larger than that of the average
southern republican politician. Up
to date he has been as harmless as.
he was helpless. Being void of the
sense to make a statesman he was
also void of the skill to become a
marplot and a peril. North Carolina
has had to tolerate him just as the
senate has had to suffer him because
there was no legal escape from him.
But now Jeter Is nearly up to the
jumpiug-off place. Having recovered
from the follies of populo-republican
fusion the reunited democracy of
North Carolina Is prepared to retire
Pritchard from the senate and send
him bark to the valley village in the
western part of the state where he
"fits best." He is not likely to trouble
the State, or the United States senate
a second term, unless the president
shall find him some federal job that
will further perpetrate him upon the
public purse and patience.
The caliber and character of Pritch
ard reveal themselves in the Indecent
speerh that he made in the senate on
Friday. He could not consent to
leave that exalted body without
showing his venom against the peo
ple of the state. With evident gusto
he revamped the miserable bloody
shirt slanders of the past and heaped
them afresh upon the state that has
honored him and that he dishonors.
Upon the flimsiest of partisan hearsay
he has sought to pillory North Caro
lina to the objurgations of the world
for crimes and inhumanities that
never happened that were born in
frenzied imaginations and nursed in
hearts of hate. It will not be difficult
to brand t hose charges as the lies they
are and their authors as the pariahs
to truth that all men know them to
be. This latest speech by Pritchard
vindicates the wisdom of the people
ot A orth Carolina in repudiating both
him and the party thaty is god-father
to him. He is unworthy to be nam
ed in the same breath with the honor
able men who have given illustrious
service to that state and to the na
tion in her behalf.
eDIWIING
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Our spring stock is now being received daily. Some are now in
stock and await your inspection. We want you to come in and see
us and take a look at what we are offering. Our line of
SPRING GINGHAMS
is beautiful just the thing for early spring dresses and shirtwaist
We have the most beautiful line of
BLACK DRESS GOODS
We have ever carried in the new weaved and paterns. Oui line of
embroidery are exquisite, We want to call our attention especi
ally to the line at 6f c, 7J, 10 and
price and good in quality.
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SHOES! SHOES!
We have the
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of Oxford we
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We have the
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the celebrated H- 'J. Godman line of Oxfords and shoes, the price
$1, $1.25 and $1.50, all warranted and none better at the price. For
men we have the L. AJ. Reynoids & t o. fine shoes and Lill Brack
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line on the.market. Our line of
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CHiCHtS i iiH'S ENGLISH
NOT TO BE IDLY IGNORED.
Tt) ffOa wnvfrnin li,.iii,if,,1,,.,.. 4-1
ereon Davis birth, collections will news, is especially applicable to many
be made in every town in Misslssioni persons in ovflrv n,,,,.
m Uid,,f, th f Und f r t he urcha8e of el ther do not subscribe, or too hastily
Davis Deauvoir house, near Biloxi. read their local nwn,r
x 1 '
miss., for an ex-Confederate Wn
More than one-half of the required
amount, $10,000. has already been
raised.
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He alone lives wisely, with ever
widening hope and courae-e and
strength, who sees bevond the mo
ment to the wider goal toward which
he moves and in the light of which
every step he takes wins a wider and
nobler meaning. That nation alom
is great whose policy is born of vvid.
and noble dreams. That they see
only what is near is the death sen
tence alike for the individual and the
commonwealth.
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lust twice u.s long ua it
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Harness Oli
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pecial ly prepared to wiih-
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Soll everywhere
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Matfa by STANDARD OIL CO.
Wilmington Messenger siy8 thai
one cent to every soldier of the fede
ral army for every day he served du
ring the war sounds very small, but
should Congress pass the bill now be
fore the Senate committee on pen
sions, Uncle Sam's Treasury will be
as much surprised at the result as
was the man who bon
agreeing to pay one cent for the first
nail in the horse's snoe and doubling-
ine amount for each additional nail.
The non-subscriber of the local pa
per, if not a borrower, is as ignorant
of the real conditions of his or her
community as though they lived In
another place. They may imagine
they know, through neighborhood
gossip, but this Information is as
skim milk to cream, compared to
what is actually taking place says
the Newbern Journal.
The non-subscriber must go about
vith distended ears and a mouth as
in interrogation point, In order to
gather meagre news, while the real
material, social and educatioual af
fairs take place and pass away with
out the non-subscriber having know
ledge of them.
The hasty reader of the local paper
rareljr appreciates it as It should be,
for with a quick glance the paper is
scanned when articles of importance
are not seen, and the subscriber may
see the same weeks afterward in an
outside paper, and give the same
credit for what appeared first in his
The Sin of Ingratitude.
There are few sins greater than the
sin of ingratitude, and yet, perhaps,
there are few sins more common. We
are so apt to forget, and specially are
we prone to forget the good things
we receive from the hands of others,
says the Durham Sun.
We remember well a wrong or an
imagined mistake on the part of
others, but we forget the long years
of true service rendered on their part
towards us. We take their sacrifice
we count their gifts, we use them for
all they are worth during their health
and times of prosperity, but we for
get them and all they ever did for us
when once they are unable to serve
us. Then we watch for some flaw,
some reason for complaint, and un
mindful of all their good works,
their deeds of love we strain for the
mote of imperfection until in our evil
hearts the mote appears like a
mountain. This too frequently
the way of the world, and it is well
to be reminded of this besetting sin
- , uy
lest we too, find ourselves guilty of
the same base ingratitude.
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HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS:
JT . . , Baltimore, Md., March 30, 1001.
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ADOut nye years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
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i underwent a treatment tor catarrh, for three months, without anv success, consulted a num
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OXFORD, ti. C.
We offer our professional services ioti:'.
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and solicit a share of your ualionnc, :
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Stand Like a Stone Wall
mils
own paper,
The local paper may be small, but Texas in the next Republican nation
it Is the most important industry in al convention to Roosevelt,
We learn from the Raleigh Pnaf the community, and as its home uat-
that the hearts of the officers and rons do it justice through a liberal
friends of the Methodist Orphan Asy- support and encouragement of every
lum at Raleigh have been made glad kind, so will its importance as a fac-
by and grateful for generous contrl- tor for community development in-
butions of late to the building main- crease.
tenance fund of that most worth v in- You cannot expect the editor to
the World.
Read the following testimonials: WEST VTRQTNT A tv1 ; k
tor and brooders obtained from you last vear have o-ivpm mrt MHcf' The eolWHm. nf r-1;
John Grant, the deposed Texas U. tion,''J. H. Stewart, Dirrctor W. Virginia Exneriment StnHrm M
L 1 V I A TIT "T T X w- fi- ail" I .
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'Botli my wit'o and mviri i
nsln CASCAUKTS and tf.are the be."
medicine we lmvo evf-r had i the house. Last
week my v.iio was frantic with headache for
two days, she trieil some of your CASCARETS.
and thoy r.jliovea the pain in her head almost
Immediately. e both recommend Cascarets "
Chas. Stedeford,
Pittsburg Safe & Deposit Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
stitution. Within the past few days agree with you about many things
three good Christian friends have and because ne does not why should
given $1,000 each, Gen. J. S. Carr Qf you ignore him and withdraw your
Ret ween your children and the tortures
ucning ana burning eczema, scaldhead or N. C.
uluci sum diseases. tiow.' why, by using
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, earth's greatest
healer. Quickest cure for ulcers, fever sores,
salt Kheum, cuts, burns or bruises. Infalli
ble Piles. 25c at J. G- Halls.
Genoa, N. Y.
The Cyphers Incubator ComDanv h
endorsements like aboved mentioned. Send ioc in stamns nrf Z
oisture, Self
b. Oxford
JJ N. ROTNTKK,
Attorn ey-at-Lav
COOfBh BANK BUILDING.
OXFORIt,
NORTH OAItOHM.
Will DraCtiCe Whprpwur hiu ufirin. o u ,
d, apd prondseH hiB best ellortrt In beK!f of
' Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good, Do
Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10c, 2uc, 500.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Sterling; Remedy Company, Chicago, Montreal, New York. M7
IIO-TO-CAC
Sold and guaranteed by all drug
liisis to Cl'lt: Tobacco Habit.
Durham, E. I'., liordon, of Goldsboro,
and Walter Mills. This is indeed
bread cast upon the waters.
A statistician of a practical and
somewhat eccentric turn of mind has
estimated that something like forty-
ive million dollars has been invested
in ornamental church building In this
country, chiefly in the form of church
steeples. If this feature of church
architecture were dispensed with and
the amount represented turned into
the regular channels of church benefi
cence, be believes that the religious
denominations would be relieved for
a long time to come from the neces
sity of appealing for funds to carry
on their work, I
patronage from him, when he bends
every energy to build up his town ?
Mrs. Jefferson Davis stlngingly re
views tne career of General Nelson
Miles, styling him "vulgarian, boor
ana piebe."
Don't Start Wrong.
Don't start the summer with a lingering
cough or cold. We all know what a summer
cold is. It's the hardest kind to cure. Often
it hangs on through the entire season. Take
it in hand right now. A dose of One Min
ute Cough Cuae will set you rieht. Sure
cure for coughs, colds, croup, grip, bron
chitis, all throat and
lutely safe. Acts at
it. "Une Minute Cough Cure is the beet
rough medicine I ever used," says J. IT.
Bowles, Groveton, N. H. "I never found"
anything else that acted so safely and quick
ly " J. G. Hall.
2 -A. S T O H. X .
Bears the si The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature
uuU:06uiCUia imc auovea mentioned, bend ioc in stamps i
discriptiye catalogue that tells all about Cyphers N on Moist
of Veutilating Incubator circulars free. Cyphers Incubators f, o
WADE H. BRITT, AGENT, OXFORD N G
I am also Aentjorali kind of Poultry Supplies
r r - " ' "
Attomeys-at-Law.
LOW PRICES AND FIRST
4, A. HICB.B.
B. W MiHOH
r ire in tne railroad tranfer house
i i L-i i villi r - i i
1 y I I k 1 -m-.
lung troubles. Absr- lu uunaio ew vork, destroyed
once. Children like loaaeci cars.
200
CLASS SERVICE.
VS'"siStS of,?"al Merchandise and Groceries
1 wviivHU,
Ohone nrce-ra
prompt attention. Goods delivered anywhere
free of charge. Give me a call
will receive
in town
Give us your Job work.
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Ouinine Tablet.
iU rtBtdy tht eiurea cola ia en d 1 Phone 83.
WALLACE WHITE.
OXFOKD, N. C.
Associate Codnrkl:
J T. HICKN,
HBNDaflSON, N. C.
.IHractlce together in tbe conns ot -r .'
Wile, Vance, Franklin and Warren t onut lea, ar,d
tJt ?alterB reqnirlne their joint Rttention.
V. e tope by prompt, dil'.eent and faithfal atton
: bens tr erva unrf recj" "
W. HKAHATi,
A.ttorriey at Law,
OXFOKD. N. C.
Practices in State md t ede ai Courts. All
business enti Kted to my csre will be proinptiJ
s