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OXFORD PUBLIC LEE GEK FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1809
A Woman's Back
Cuba's Sun Rises Again.
Havana, Jan. Z . Although
reis or seir-irovern
: i i
iallv turned
e
i
!it wiil nor tie
over to the Cuban
j authorities until Janu;
rv
I Roosevelt Rides 90 Miles in a Day.
Washington, D. C, Jan. lio. Pres
ident Roosevek rode 00 miles on horse
back today, and when he dismounted
ht at the White Housedoor more
ted
W if1 ! : JjlHil in.
dent Jose I than 17 hours alter having depar
-r . . 5r ntl-.erwise ;,ifl:i!T!!rarion ot i resident
hea!S. Sfjrom iadition or an( v;,,.. Prt,;dea:A1 Wherein, he did not .how any mar
!yspepsia.
the stomach ar.a aiuea w u
most important u;.uca
id s
m tnat a c:-
idst tc
. 4. w A
trans are tne
of the body, it wou
crder
likf--'food "sours in tr.e straach; tr.en Amer:tan intervention m tne ls.ano.
rrcdo Zavas will take place, the meet- j signs or
( 'uban
; i n i , -ir,;,-,oH tr n reore.-enLd.-
. i ,v-orL-H t ip ipcrinuini: sauoie, ne cAWiUJ" - --x-
a, eoTof the r-iod ot tive or the Associated
return, was to . piove lu v.---
who have found fault witn tne remn
Has many aches and pains caused by
weaknesses and falling, or other displace
ment, of the pelvic organs. Other symp
toms of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness, imaginary specks or
dark spots Coating before the eyes, gnaw
In sensation in stomach, dragging or
!4ring doTO in lower abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvic
organ3,fainfspcils with general weakness.
If any considerable number of the above
gymptoms are present there is no remw,
thatWive Quicker rebef or a more .per-
Statement of Condition of The
sdons, and the stools are y rtnT1-n r;, OH order requiring all army and na o-,
14 But there is no use I.tting indlgesnc .exOiU.u ; . rake a physical test, that it
go until it becomes enronic -.-- -. , . , KO puolie interest was , . .;,, ,an
SiCtX-fSt y aa . !n the ga'-hering of the e?- j .,.hoal
srist and a e-,tu '.-j v.; . ... . , n ride ninety nines Pius m o..
Syrup Pepsin, tne Vk, t-.-rr Ulators. the purpose or tne u.,, , Kut. , hr.iild
cot i"-n. ivf.-r - . - iieil' laiU U in m-"j'
iau x -r: a rovrttfi
rr, thnn i ir. rieiLcs
SVra record of over forty
yiirTrf cfeSS jUhe most potent
of tne glyceric extract 01 udt" .v-.
nal roots found m our toresia anu cuu
tains not a drop of alcohol or harmiui, cr
t.- ;r r)rc it inirredients are
ni ; - n iiiii.- -i "o- ' o
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and he
. Fc r
R. F
t-f- 3 ana are '.-jif-u xi
w nr-rri Junction. Tr.-nn.
Tho'-.rsori. of Sher.ndvan. Ia w..o rfC
rections: it will probably be an you need.
entlv, never grn
txceptlonaV tonic properties which tone
thp stomach, and that is mi is es
Tcialiv needed in indisrestion.
periaiii ii-- iiiwctinn who have
A 1 ?unerr;is uv..i - - .
T.-.rv, mmhPN. The -4 ena
i not he too much to ask the men
.,i tn l In tliH hest ot phy-
U- .ftprrnon and sub -'are -
L'JIS iiicl
luitted th.eir credentials, an
be canvassed by a committee before
remanent organization of the body is
I all nririted on the bottle-wrapper ana at
tested under oath as correct.
i Kverv inKit.'uijiiii
crrT-;t Prr-scrintioii" has the written en-
I dorsement of the most eminent medical
writers of all the several scnoois 01 prac
ticemore valuable than any amount of
.!,.nl tncrirnfin!!lk tVlOlirrK thft
i (in j non-proiuasioiio. j iwuiuu.i.u-.
nz all the time to ride ju t iacking, having been cort-
d these will S sical traini
miles in three days.
r his f'aithtul rider anu
effected. The 82 members 01 uie
i I r -v - ,k rf
House iathered m tne new
f mint-In
i w j i-
jumper "Koswell," in front of the
White House door at o;30 o'clock this
morning, he dismounted at tne same
i
npver used Dr. tiu w Ci j . -r - , , t ia
dS Vfsdlretoyou Kepresantatives ouiic in. u, x, a(.e at S:40 oMock tonight. The
SSeiLits. etc., away. they are scantily turmshed. A cro.vd Pre,ident. -are not us-
If there is anything- about
your ailment that you don t
understand, or if you want
any medical advice, write
to "the doctor, and he will
answer you fully. There i3
r.o charge for this service.
The address is Dr. W. B.
r.-" sii'i rinwfeii Lias..
Montlceuo, in-
For ale hv rrenvi'io Drny Co.
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Dry Tennessee Sure.
Nashville.Tenn., Jan. 1 3. -Shortly
after b o'clock this evening the lower
house of the General Assembly, by a
1 ,1.. o
, . i m,. nme. saiu uie n
f( frr-n-smre oersons gatnereu uulsl,- -
ot two-core peiu nallv in the best condition.
the building a, the Hou me .but on- h ; d .
- f them 'a'rf fdDr Uuron general ot the navy; Dr. Cary
the -allerv, ow ng to the limited pace urreeu , , , Pntt
the feauer, , B Grayson and Captain Archibold iutt,
thre A much larger crowd gatner t i n,-, fl-o
Ulv- , ,' . of u tbp ! one of the President s aides. Cm the
td throughout the day o h he ;
progress oi - npv wpr, made in sleet and rain,
it is being ereci-:j"-"v
ed near Central Park
, ,,.i, t!,at ii: lipin erec
ter trjampuai aa s fi,v.0n ,t,;1a wore i
for them augu- j
rai on .ja.uua.ij-
n al
tributed voluntarily by grateful patients
in numbers to exceed the endorsements
given to any other medicine extant for
the cure of woman's ills.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
of unknown composition as a substitute
for this well proven remedy of known
pomposition. even though the dealer may
make a little more profit thereby. Your
interest in regaining health is paramount
to any selfish interest of his and it is an
insult to your intelligence for him to try
to oalm off upon you a substitute. You
know what you want and It is his busi
ness to supply the article called for.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original "Little Liver Pills" first put up
hv nld Dr. Pierce over forty years ago,
much imitated but never equaled Little
sun-ar-coated granules asy to take ai
candy.
Crecdmoor, N. C.
LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES.
Capital Stock . . .
Surplus & Profits .
DEPOSITS . . .
Total ....
S10,00.00 . .Loans and Discounts . . .
i
2,02i.i7 Banking house A: Fixture?
Sl,-!0. 12 i Ca-di acl du
fro a-, iiariks 'J'.-
S'j4,o47.rJ
Total
4 per ct. interest paid on time deposits that remain 4 months or ion. r.
Z. E. LYON, President, J. S. COBB, Vice-Presidcp.,
B. G. ROGERS, Vice-Prest,
I. E. HARRIS, Cashit : .
Why Should You Hesitate? ! Cures Blood Skin Diseases zer,a
If you think you can lose anything ; Greatest Blood Purifier Free,
in the following proposition, cut out If vour Dlood is impure, thm, -this
article and show me fori can t j hot or fuu Qf humors, if you nav. j
.- . i ruiror ratrilltir eR. 6f.
. t i ihji jll:. ) " ' i
see iu
If you have any kind of a chill or
fever J
He
' noison. cancer,
scrofula, eczema, nam ;.
II you nave any khiu ua . ; bumpSi sweIl:ngsor superatin? sore,. .
tiilious Fever, JJengue tr ever, , bY pimpiv skm, ulcers, tone : t:,-. m
immorrhagic Fever,Typhoid Jrever, rheumatism or a - -
wamp Fever, Measles, Neuralgia, or . . ore5 heal, aches and pain? -: ; .:
JOimson s j oii'c win j tneDioou is mau
In both the Senate and the House
Li, ,,c;,i;nrr nfhV-er. who was the e.d-
j tne 'i c--!i- u"" -
Arriving at the Aqueduct bridge,
; across the Potomac, the President re
I fused to take the carriage which was
rt r. . i r 1 U - tit.rlri ,. i . i a. i 4- K n
vote ot b- to .0, pas,,u me est member of each body, sin j , when he dis
Prohibition bill and the question now
rents with GoAernor Patterson,
The' battle attending the passage of
the bill was probably the fiercest ever
known in the House of Representa
tives. Every- mean3 in the power of
the local-option forces was gallantly
exhausted in an effort to save the day.
For almost five hours the parliamen
tary battle waged. Amendment after
amendment was voted down. The lines
were so closely drawn that amend
mentsnowever meritorious and whole
some they might seem to be. were tab
led by the State-wide forces. The vote
upon these amendments was about the
same as the vote on the final passage
of the bill, whu h was Senate bill No.
1, having been substituted for House
bill Xo. 22. Carden, of Hamilton,
and Hates, of Shelby, and Worley, of
Sullivan, led the fight for the local
option ists.
Mr. Carden pleaded with theAssem
blv not to fasten Chattanooga down to
a
prohibitory laws, while Mr. Bates ex
claimed:
"ir nrohibition is crammed down
i
the throats of my people God only
knows what will become of Memphis.'
The appeal of Mr. Worley was in
behalf of the Democratic platform.
Williams, of Wilson, and Webb, a
Republican member from Knoxville,
made effective appeals for the passage
of the bill. The galleries were packtd
and when the vote was announced the
-
long meter Doxology was sung Fol
lowing this demonstration, a crowd
marched down Seventh avenue to the
spot where ex-Senator E.W. Cannock
met his death and, grouped there on
the sleet-covered street gave vent to
their feelings, singing again the Dox-
ology.
In the House prior to the vote of
Sfate-wide Speaker Taylor ruled out
of order the resolution calling on Rev.
E. 15. Chappell and R. F. Hayne to
appear at the bar of the House and
make specific their charges of corrupt
influences being brought to bear on
legislators. Regarding the State-wide
fight greatest interest centers in the ac
tion Governor Patterson will take on
the bill which is now before him. Un
der the Constitution his veto only op
crates as a suggestion and not as a
staj', or the same constitutional major
ity in the Legislature that passes a
bill on original passage may pass a
bill over the veto of the Chief Execu
tive. The Governor is allowed to hold
the bill for five days and if not return
ed within that time it becomes a law
without his signature.
The "State-widers" maintain that
the Governor's action is not material;
that his veto will not be sustained,
while the local optionists insist that he
stiff with sleet and ice.
There were four relays of horses,
the first stage of the journey out and
nd of a quandrangular hall,tne legih- , f
,. l UIUUUICU Uld
ators sitting in long rows racing ea.cu
other in typical Cuban fashion, their
sides to the presiding officer s desk.
Several of the Senators in attendance , Presi(jent on
"Roswell;" the second out and the
third in being on "Georgia," while the
other two were on army horses which
the President had never before mount
ed. News & Observer.
FORAGED PEOPLE
upon the session today were hold-over
members from the Congress dissolved
n 1000, when the American Govern-
ment assumed direction ui uju.i
owing the revolution against the Gov-
ernment or tne ia.Lt; - ii""
Estrada Palma. The members of
the House are all new, having been
.i i. ,.i,w.n Tlio pn
chosen in tne recent enuw. - . c, i r,fi;n
Rpnreaentatives are a suh- "ia ro" "UU1U
tllU IO Oi'vi
bod v of men. and all
iziuua.1 iwurwi'Q
Japanese Papers Aroused.
Tokio, Jan. 12. Following the re-
! ceint of special cable dispatches from
San Francisco, relating to bills now
pending before the California Legisla
ture, Japanese newspapers to-day elab
orated on the strained relations that
may arise through the passage of bills
and the enactment of laws forbidding
the ownership of land and the attend
ance of public schools by Japanese res
idents of California. A majority ot
the papers assume the passage of the
bills as a probability and pretest
against them as an injustice to the Jap
anese now living in California.
The Asahi, The Jiji and The Nichi f
express surprise at what is termed an j fj
evidence of unfriendliness after the j f J
La urippe
it. and the price is only
bottle. This I will positively guaran
tee, the agreement being that your
money will be handed back without a
question if you are not cured. Simply
say, "Mr. Hall, give my money back,
I am not cured," and I will hand you
I halt a dollar without batting an eye.
At:
r.r, o i rr hv fxrrsss SI oer iartfr; uoiut
frpf DY Wr'Unii Jjimj'-i "okii j
Ga. B, B, B, is especially advice
chronic, deep-seated ca&es of ii.ood o
diseases, as it cures after all e'.se
Sold in Oxford, N, C, bv J, G , Ha,, h
Store.
Try it
J. G. HALL, Druggist it Seedsman.
John "What kind of tea do vou like
best1" Priscilla "Go-tees, some, but
Rockv Mountain Tea best." John "Why
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea best?
Priscilla "It speaks for itseif. John."
fMakes lovely complexions J. G. Had.
NOTICE !
I will sell cheap for cash a line
die and harness mare, young, ire
and sound. She is a most s pi end
farm and family horse, and can
easily managed by women and ii
dren. S. D. BOOTH, dec. II
New corn sheller at Parham's old
mill. dec.25.5t.pd shaw
If you want saddles, biidles.colla.rv
land harness go to Bullock iV Cr::
carry
out his pledges to the people
and disapprove the measure. Baiti
jnore Sun.
1 Ti.!. lU
of them tod-By were attireu wmi iu
strictest formality in frock coats and
silk hats.
The sessions opened with the tink
ling of a bell three times as a prelimi
nary signal and then once five minutes
later. There was no formality of
prayer, as in the American Congress,
but an immediate commencement of
business. The decree issued by Pro
visional Governor Magoon convoking
the Congress makes a very strict re
quirement for the attendance of mem
bers. Neither Senators nor Represen
tatives will receive pay when absent
from rollcalls without leave,and neith
er house will be permitted to grant
leaves ot absence to more than one
sixth of their memberships at one
time, "hese rules have been the sub
ject of much discussion among the
members and will undoubtedly be
amended as soon as the Americans can
quit the island.
Bills establishing cockfighting and a
national lottery will be among the first
to be introduced The liberal party,
whicn has an overwhelming majority
in the Senate and the House, is said
to favor lottery, and its members arc
openly announcing that a bill provid
ing for cockfighting will be one of the
first measures to be introduced. The
party also favors a liberal educational
program, a law providing for the ar
bitration of disputes between capital
and labor and the appointment of a
commission to revise the tariff. The
Conservative membership of each
house is only sufficient to cover the
constitutional requirement that there
be a minority party. There is little
difference, however, in the principles
of the two parties.
Governor Magoon is being fairly
surfeited with invitations to banquets,
and the closing days of his administra
tion are filled with official and social
duties. He is preparing a farewell
decree for promulgation January 2.
declaring re-established the ordinary
agencies and methods of Government
and turning over the Government to
President Gomez and the Congress.
Baltimore Sun.
MlOCK
OWNERS s PROPRIETORS
ZZZZZIOF TH Er
sincere effort on Japan's part to prove ; J
ner ineuoMup iuio,iu i
.1 T . -i. .1 L." i. 4- - I
tne uniteu .ulls.
Their Selection of Regulative
Medicine.
With advanced age comes inactive
bowel movement and sluggish liver.
Nature is unable to perform her prop
er function and requires assistance.
Otherwise, there is constant suffering
from constipation and its attendant
evils. Old folks should never use
physic that is harsh and irritating.
We have a safe, dependable and al
together ideal remedy that is particu
larly adapted to the requirements of
aged people and persons of weak con
stitutions who suffer from constipation
or other bowel disorder. Wearevso
so certain that it will cure these com
plaints and give absolute satisfaction
iu every particular that we offer them
with our personal guarantee that they
shall cost the user nothing if they fail
to substantiate our claims. This rem
edy is called Rexall Orderlies.
RexalJ Orderlies have a soothing,
healing, strengthening, tonic and reg
ulative action upon the dry, relax
m-.iscular coat of the bowel. They
produce a natural, successive contrac
tion and relaxation of the muscular fi
bres of the bowel walls, generating a
wave-like motion which forces their
concents onward and outward; thus
simulating nature in perfect bowel
movement. They also remove all ir
ritation, dryness, soreness and weak
ness. They tone up and strengthen
the nerves and muscles and restore the
bowels and associate organs to more
vigorous and healthy activity. They
may be taken at any time without in
convenience, do not cause any griping,
nausea, diarrhea, excessive looseness,
flatulence or other disagreeable effect.
Try Rexall Orderlies on our guaran
tee. 36. tablets 25c, and 12 tablets
10c. J. G. Hall, Main St.
The extreme opposition papers as
sail the Japanese government for ''fall
in into the arms which at the first op
portunity not only shows its unfriend
ly spirit, but even denies equal oppor
tunity to the Japanese.
A BAPTIST ELDER
Restored to Health by Vinl.
"I was run down and weak from in
digestion and general debility,alsosuf-
ferine from vertigo. I saw a cod liver ,
preparation called Vinol advertised fy
and decided to give it a trial, and the j fy
results were most gratifying. Alter j fy
taking two bottles I regained my , m
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Subscribe to the Public Ledger.
State of Ohio, City op Toledo ss
Lucas County.
Frank J. Chesey make? oath that he is tne
senior partner ot the firm or Y.J. Cheney & Co.,
doing bupinees in the City cf Toledo.County and
State aforeeaiL and that paid firm will pay the
snm of ONE H NDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot he cared hy the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FK.1NK J. CHENNE
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pree
ence, this 8th day of December. A. D. 1886,
seal? A. W, GLEASON.
Notary Public.
HalPa Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mncous surfaces ofthe
eystem. Send for testimonials, free
Address, iT. J- CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
jaBT-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Famil Pilla for constiDatiom
strength and am now feeling unusually
well." Henry Cunningham, Elder
Baptist Church, Kingston, N. C.
Vinol is not a patent medicine but
a preparation composed of the medici
nal elements of cods' livers, combined
with a tonic iron and wine. Vinol
creates a hearty appetite, tones up the
organs of digestion and makes rich,
red blood. In this natural mauner,
Vinol creates strength for the run
down, overworked and debilitated, and
tor delicate children and old people.
For chronic coughs.colds and bronchi
tis Vinol is jnexcelled.
All such persons in this vicinity are
asked to try Vinol on our offer to re
fund their money if it tails to give sat
isfaction. Hamilton Drug Company,
Oxford.
Advice to Mothers: Don't lec your chil
dren waste away. Keep them strong and
healthy during the winter with Hollister's
Kockv Mountain Tea. It is the greatest
tonic tor children. Pure and harmless,
does the greatest goed. 35c, Tea or Tab
lets. J. G. Hall.
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-WANTED. Old Fashioned Hand
Loom. Apply to Box 218. lt.pd.
It fills the arteries with rich, red blood,
makes new flesh, and healthy ir en, women
and children. Nothing can take its place;
no remedy has done so much good as Hol
lister's Rocky aiountain Tea. -;c. Tea sir
Tablets. J. G. Hall.
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OXFORD, N. G.
Our market is now open and we are ready
and anxious for your tobacco our buyers are
ail on and ready for tobacco at the very top of
the market and are in better condition than ever
to handle the same. Prices have started off
good and we want to see you down with a load
and will promise to send you home satisfied.
We will be here at all times to see that your
tobacco is packed and put on the iloor to the
very best advantage and your interest looked
after.
P. T. Farabow will be with us and see to
weighing your tobacco and making your bills
and anything he can for your comfort and in
terest. We have the very best market to be
found any where so when you get a load ready
drive for Oxford and straight to the Banner
Warehouse where you will find a hearty wel
come, the best accommodations and above all
the very highest prices.
Hoping to see you with a load and promising
to please you we are, Yours very truly
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Will cure any case of Kidney or Bladder Disease not Bright's Piseaso
beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. or Diabete
Sold by J, G. H 11 Oxford, and Sanford's Drug Store, Creedmoor.
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