OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER, FRIDAY DECEMBER 17, 1909
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Mrs. Lucy O. Greg
ory, deceased, before the Clerk of
1 he' Superior Court of Granville Coun
iy, notice is hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said estate to come
forward and make immediate settle-
Persoi's holding claims
said estate will present them
or payment on or before
meat .
tiainst
to ns
IMth day oJ
notice will
recovery.
This the
John
Nov. 20-0t-pd.
the
November, liUU, or this
be plead in bur of their
li1 Hi day of November
G. MORTOX. Adnir.
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North Carolina: :1a Superior Court.
Granville County :: Before the Clerk.,
ikn K. Lassiter. Administrator of!
Nai;cy Lyon, deceased,
vs.
.1 1 Dank-l and others. ;
NOTICE.
To .lames Daniel. Osear Dugger.Aliee j
Dagger. Annie Bet Daniel. Alex Dai
iol and the four other chilldreu of:
Willis Daniel, deceased, whoso !
names are unknown, defendants in ;
the above entitled Special Proceed- ;
in si':
You will take notice that a Spe
cial Proceeding entitled as above lias
been couuik neeti before th Clerk of :
1 he Superior Court of Granville Coun-1
tv for the purpose of selling the land
owned by Nancy Lyon at thetime of .
her death, for the purpose of making ;
assets willi which to pay the debts (
due by the estate of the said deeeas- '
that you are required to appear at
the Of lice of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court for the County of Gran
ville on the 11th day of December,
3 90f, and answer or demur to Com
plaint filed in said special Proceed
-ing or The plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded there
in. This November 8th, 1S09.
J. G. SHOTWELL, C. S. C.
YODNG MEN,
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TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ARE
IN GREAT DEMAND ! !
Dorothy Dix Tells What Women Like
and What they Don't Like She
Tells Lots of Things.
From Clipping.
A man who finds women "tmeertai:
coy and hard to please" asks me how
he can make himself popular with
the fair sex.
That is a difficult question to an
swer, for there are many women,
with 'many minds and each of them
has a different mind about man. No
hard and fast rules, guaranteed to
work in every emergency, can be
laid down. but. there are however,
certain chords in every feminine
heart that always vibrate harmonious
ly when touched, and upon whijh
the amateur may play with safety.
Generally speaikng, all women
like flattery, but they want it applied
artistically with a brush, instead of
being hurled at them in solid hunks
with a shovel. Not understanding
this often leads men into error, lie-
vain, lie plas-
P.OYS. THIS IS YOl'itOITOUTi:
NITY to learn ;x first class t mile t ha
pays a irood salary every month in
the year. There will be a greater de
mand for Telegraph Operators this
Fall and Winter than there lias been
for mnnv rears nasi- The prominent lievins: women to bti
railroads of the South and other ters u,r over with indiscriminate
parts of theUniredStatesare writinii- ,,.....,. u
usionuali vasiunny vo.in- men of raiso- Tllls 1S a uk- u doe
rood character for t heir service a- ' not please a fat woman to be told
we possib'v can. We trust that the SUe iuls a svlph-like figure, or one
reliable, atabitmtis boys of the South !that squints that Iier eyes are stars.
our students qualify for service in :
oniv four to six months. We .u'tiar-,
or be run in by the police as mental
ly incompetent to be out alone.
It pleases a woman to be told that
the children look like her side of the
house. We all know from whom our
children inherit all their bad quali
ties. It displeases a woman to tell tell
her how young she looks. We never
notice youth until it is gene.
It pleases women to be told that
they are philosophers. The less this
is true, the better they like it. I
pleases them to be told that they
have little feet. Even in Chicag
the girl's believe they could wear
Cinderalla's slippeis. It pleases
them to be told that they are dang
ous, when they are as harmless as
skipping lambs, but why continue.
The list of things is inexhaustible
and as far as man is concerned, wo
man is just as dead easy to please
anyway. Witness the marriages that
take place.
i
a n tee positions. Oraduatesboiiin on
$15 to $i) per month; easy and pleas-
liint work; permanent employment
' rapid promotion.
Our tuition m reasonle: board at
; low 'ate-: Nowmui i- extremely
j healthful; fine climate; excellent
: (iiiikiny: water. Write at once for
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or postal will bring it. JT IS FREE.
Southern School of Telegraphy,
Box 272 NEWNAN, GEORGIA.
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They know better.
One compliment that rings the bell
is worth a dozen scattering shots '
that go wide of the target. Find
out in what particular point a woman
believes she excels, and then blaze j
away without fear, and soon she will
laud you as the one discerning ana j
intelligent man a4midst the rabble. 1
Note well, however, that there is j
one exception to this rule: Praise !
an intellectual woman for her looks,
and a pretty woman for her wit. j
There was never a fool who did not !
believe she was a Minerva, nor a '
woman so strongminded fhat she
would not trade off her brains for ;
beautv.
HONOR ROLL
Of Bullock Public School For Month
Ending Dec. 10th 19C9.
Jack Bullock Pittard, Hugh Porter Pit
tard, Mamie Taz Norwood, Lucy Nor
wood, Lettie li. Norwood, Oscar T.
Pittard, Martha 11. Davis, Jessie Pit
tard, Sallie S. Norwood, Robert Alex.
Davis.
Primary Department Miss Sue O.
Boyd, Teacher.
Zulene Evans, .James Pittard, Susie
Pittard, George Norwood, Elvin Roys
ter, Annie B. Cox, Robert Campbell,
Pearl Royster. James Davis, Fannie
Campbell, Paul Campbell. Pattie Roys
ter, Mary Norwood, Mary Royster.
WOMAN SMSHES STILL.
A Wilkes County Woman, Alone and
Unaided, Put Blockaders Out oi
Business.
North Wilkesboro Hustler.
News reaches here of an incident
that occurred iu the northern section
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II Ik (Worqs )v- m
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ot life is uncertain it may be long or it mTr
short this largely depends tipon your health '
when you find the spans weakening and vmi i'M.i'
run down, nervous, irritable, melancholy;
flesh; have no appetite; feel faint; cant sW? jV-o
your hands and feet get cold, tingle and get v
have pains in your side or back; brick-dust d,H,it
in urine; have acid stomach or heartburn; itHji'siiKf
uu cxjjlo iiu.s ixuitit3r ; nave siiooiiip 7)f'i;
uc.siro'
to
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the samp! bottle. I Kope yen
attention as I am needing it very much'.
ioun very truk,
Mrs. A. C. Ta:
prompt
' of the count near Church nostof-
All women are doty on the subject fjce in the Traphill section, where a
of adversaries. Send a woman a j woman' has distinguished herself at
five-cent bunch of field flowers as , ieast as the Carrie Naitcn of North
a reminder of the time you first met j Carolina, while exhibiting more real
her in the country, and you
gain more gratitude than for
shall . bravery than Carrie Ration. Her
a fit- name is Mrs. Joshua Pruett. Over on
a stream in the mountains not very
I far from Mrs. Pruett's home an illict
to have a man i distillery had been in operation for
e give you a written guar
antee that this Shoe will weai
you six
mono
is.
If you want a shoe that will give you perfect satisfaction and will out
weur anv shoe vou ever wore, trv this
ty dollar bunch of American Beauties
at Christinas.
It pleases a "woman
: remind ner mat sue naa on a wmte a number of days and it is said that
or blue, or black frock the last time j Mrs. Pruett's husband had been drink
; he saw her. It makes her believe j ing from the place, to her continued
j that he has been lying awake of ! displeasure and discomfort. Mrs.
nights thinking about, her ever since. Pruett not resorting to a violation
; pleases a woman to be told ; of a certain code by reporting the
she is the only person who ever un- i still to the officers, sent word to the
; derstocd the man who is talking to ! operators that if they did not shut
her. The man who can say this, and ; down and stop the making of that
ook as if he meant it, is always a : whiskey that, the still would be de-
hot favorite in society and has the ' stroyed. They paid no attention to
run of the country houses. I the threats. Saturday afternoon she
It pleases the debutante to be treat j was again reminded of its operatioi
ed as if she was an experienced wo- j arid without further words she shoul
man of the world, while the girl i dered an axe and Quietly started on
whose coming out party is becoming : the trail for the place. She pretty
ancient historj' dotes on being ask-j soon stepped into the door of the
ed, "Is this your first occasion?" j still house. As it happened, no one
No man sane enough to be allowed I was present, and with the back of
without keeping ever indulges in rem- the axe she beat the copper still
lniscences with a woman about any loose trom the turnace, pulled it out,
throughout the body; have to strain or a
UJ.xu.MO0 uiuou, ui c& RJiiA muzz. suiIJSctiJ.tPil WIH'JJ Tin;
Z-t. . . "I t ,1 J j ir-. . "
At, om ssxiouiu. vominuiice to i;iko isiooctiiio to-d ny
Go or send to your druggist now for a bottle iWr,
wait 1 Delays are dangerous ! !
Mrs. A. C. Taintor, Colchester, Conn., tells how any wcaian caa b i :3
up their run-down system. They caa be peraianeutly cured of eiomiT't
pains and all female diseases. w'
Colchester, Conn., March 30. 1904.
THE BLOODINE CO.. Boston, Mass.:
Gentlemen Through a friend in Milford I am
Induced to try youi Bloodine. I enclose 10c. for
sjuaple bottle. Yours truly,
Mks. A. C. Taintor.
CoLCiiBSTER, Conn., April xi, 1904.
THE BLOODINE CO., Boston, Mass. :
Gentlemen I enclose $2.50 for six (6) bottles of
Bloodine am convinced it is what I need to build
oe up. I saw a change for the better after taking
We will forfeit $1,000 if the originals of the above letters proving geaulnaness cannot be pr od
Such positive proof of the remarkable merits of Bloodine have? beaa
shown to us that we do not hesitate to guarantee every bottle wa sell.
Bloodine costs 50c. a bottle for tho usual $1,00 size. Mail orders SUs-i,
fiarge Sample Bottle by mail 10c.
Sloodino Live? Fills core Constipation, 25c. a boi
eJ. G. HALL, Special Agent.
Coi,CHKSTK, CoVN'., Ju;,'i'.
THE BLOODINE CO., Boston, Ma :
Gentlemen I enclose a $5.0-1 n-.ouev or j;.- f.-,f
(12) twelve bottles of your Bloodine. i-iem 3:q4
promptly. Yours trulv,
Mrs. A. C. Tm.nt.u.
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"Hard Wear in Every Pair
It is made of soft, pliable chrome tanned waterproof leather, the finest
and most durable of all leather for heavy wear.
It has two full soles. These soles are made of overweight steer hide
the toughest leather made and are secured by Puritan stitch and two
rows of standard screws.
It has a heavy, full gussett (see illustration) that will not permit dirt
to et in through the lacing. The pull strap is leather, sewed with
waxed flax thread, double stitch saddle seam and the counter is sewed
in -in fact every part of this shoe is built to stand hard wear. Comes
in either plain toe or tip and in black or tan leather.
We believe this shoe will last you much longer than six months, but
we will ?f;!arantee that vou o-et nt Ipjii- civ mr.nrlis' M-r -,n,i c-.tL.,.
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uim mem oacK ana vi e win give you a new
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lion, ir yo-i clo not,
ree of charge.
pair
! thing that happened later
week.
than last : chopped it into
: throwing it out
holes, and after
into the read, re-
E. H. CRENSHAW CO.
t
It pleases a woman to believe that : turned home. Late that evening the
i she has an enormous influence over i operators, enraged, came to her home
!a man, and that she can raise him j and made !oleiit threats, but went
to heaven or send him to perdition. away. That same night the brothers
i As at first aid to courtship this sim- j of Mrs. Pruett, who before marriage
I pie device has never been improved ' was Miss Holbrook, heard of the last
i upon. j incident and went out searching for
It pleases a woman to be thought i the men, but they did not come a
1 subtle, and to be told she would have j cross the'm and no more trouble en
; made a great actress. Few, indeed sued.
' .it'.. . ! 1 . . 11x1 t'i -1 i itrVrt 1 . . 11 f ci oi-.r'n-t 1 v i . - - -.
i ai c tile vr mucu v uui ov. e tij 1
believe that the stage lost its bright-;
est ornament when they decided not
to wrest. .Tulin Marlowe's and Maude
v . , ' , Tisitors to the exhibition recently
; Adam s laurels from them. beld in rhiiatIelphia to acquaint the
It pleases a woman to be asked public with the dangers of Tuberculosis
her opinion about the political out-
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opinion about tlie political oin-n,,,,;,,,,
look and the stock market. Women were surprised when informed at the
are used to being worshipped as de- Bureau of Information that uo state
ment of cures was at hand. Iu the
ities and played with like toys, but past few j ears immense sums have been
to be treated as a rational human : spent and many persons treated by tha
ocr.ro TTiilir mil frpxti iiir :iilvt)oates. vet
loiiio- i i 1 1 r T- minVTltcd t ottorr : r5C7- ' , . l i". 1
that it goes to their heads.
STZy There M
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omeihing In If.
Steam
Mealing
Work.
A woman invariably delights in
hearing her bargains extolled. Every
woman believes herself a financial
genius and that she would be Secre
tary of the Treasury if she had her
just deserts. This form of flattery
nrinnslv. cured cases are rarely louud.
That Eckman's Alterative positively
cures Tuberculosis (Consumption) aud
stands the tvst of time is proven by the
following letters:
Philadelphia. Pa.. March 123. 1S9S.
Gentlemen: My son commenced tak
ing your medicine Felmrary 2d. 1S9S.
r
Previous to jat time my family physi
cian had given him up to die with Con
sumption. Not beiasr satisfied. I had
is commended to all, except the par- h;m taken to a prominent hospital in
Why is it .hat a man lms to work from to ( years a nil
Mpprenticc ht-ion- be can -et a liceense to Ho plmnbinir and
steaiu iteatinu- work? liecause all town cities, as well as
Uncle niii niter years of experience have found that one of
the most dangerous things that could bodono is to have
bad plambln.!.- m the homes of people who are ignorant as
to what sood sanitary plumbing- means. When you have
plumbing: installed in your home ins'st on havinL,' a rii:id
TEST and inspection and see that it is sanitary.
-rWf ave a Man That Has Stood the Test Required.
All Work Guaraiiteeci to Pass Any Inspection. All Prices as tow
Pi6 lowest. Estimates Furnished Free.
Remember T&at we Carry A Complete Stock of Electrical and
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-V.?0 do 3,1 Wind of Repair Work.
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Prices
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TELEPHONE, NO. 282.
OXFORD, N.C.
ticular man who has to pay the bills.
He should use great prudence and
caution in extolling his wife's econo
l my for fear she may practice more
j of it.
; It pleases a wife for her husband
i to tell her that when she dies he
j will commit suicide upon her grave,
j Most widowers do themselves up by
j marrying again, but she always be-
lieves that her husband will be the
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; iiuiiuieutn man, whose heart
this city, where they informed me that
both upper lobes of his lungs were dis
eased. Upon examination of his sputum
they found it full of Bacilli, and said
there was no hope of his recovery. He
was compelled to grive up his position.
He commenced to improve almost im
mediately after taking: your remedy,
and has now returned to his office work.
(Signed) Mrs. E. P. Bird,
20S South Seventh Street.
AFTER ELEVEN YEARS. -
Philadelphia, Ta., January 24, 1909.
Gentlemen: Your inquiry as to the
health of my son Shapleigh received. I
can truthfully say he is, and has been
in excellent health; never had a return
it pieases a wile to think her hus-! tlve 11 years ago.
really be broken.
will ;
Work
I cannot sneak highly enough of your
Alterative, as it saved my boy's life.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) Mrs. E. F. Bird.
Eckman's Alterative is good for all
Throat and Lung Trouble and is on sale
uanu. is ueyenaent upon her. The
reason a woman always hates her
husband's old friends is because they '
told her how well he got along with-:
out her. She likes to believe that
if he didn't have her to take charge i
of Ms pocket book and tell him what i of nuri
j to do be would end in tjae wjor house Mfe. Co. Phif,,' p.
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