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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

shock of surprise. They saw = quiet,
well-Ordered individual. with Il thin,
nervous sensitive face. genial gray eyes
sort which suggest benevolence. And
Jerry seemed to know his way abGnt
the world. too. and didn't need courier,
guide or chapcron. There was no more
popular man in the House than Snip
son: one bar Reed who was so sure of
TN audience when he talked. His pop
ularity was often shown. Once, when
Simpson had been sick. he nubhle,l
INTO the House the first timr in several
weeks. Reed was raiiiaE. Nh" big
Maine man paused as he saw Jerry
,imping down the aisle. and the HoIs',
glimpsiDg the Populist leader ut the
same time. broke into yoi!cys Of APP
p%lauSe. 1t WAS Il great reception.
Simpson is "A nativ" of Halifax. ana
before going TO Kansas faced fake as
A freShwa,er sailor-a captain on the
!akes-for twenty years. He carried
West Il great reputation as Il rough
and-tumhle %scrapper. was made
marshal of Medicine Lodge. Jerry was
/ most redoubtab bic official. and whip
ped every ruttian in Medicine Lodge
rs fast as he developed. He never lost
I tight. and was widely loved.
When Jerry took his seat the other
members were inclined 10 regard him
rs a fashion Of clown. He quickly
broke them Of that habit. House men
soon learned that they must be careful
where they took hold Of Jerry. and how
hey picked him up. They couldn't
stroll up to his cage and grOpe around
and pull Jerry out by the foreleg. or
>he ear, or the side of the face. Two
or three who essayed something of this
sort got sadly mangled.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

plates used by an amateur or nrofoss;on.
nave been used with success. Tbe unax-
posed plate is put in a dry Mate holder
This furnishes protection from Tho dov.
iSht' ANY article which il is desired to
secure an image of is procured. All the
ilght IS shut out from the laboratory, or
Wherever The experiment is TO be made.
me proper Wire connections are made
with the battery and tubes. Directly I'M
der the glass is placed the dry plate. still
N the holder. 1t is Unnecessary to draw
me Slldc. for the Y rays will penetrate
wood or steel as readily as they will pass
through Il piece Of glass. Between the
glass and the dry plate is placed the oh
Ject to be photographed. 1t is laid on the
slide of tho holder. Lenses or rcfectors
are unnecessary. as will be explained
later. When everything has been placed
carefully, and all is ready. the electric
current is flashed on. For "A moment ii
"reeps along the tube and flares up. Soon
II becomes steady. and its rays spread
ont upon the image. Down through the
envelope the rays fall. They cut their
way through every fiber straight down
until they fall upon the sensitive plate
and register their passage. If an object.
such rs Il bone or piece of metal stands
in The way. then, and only then. do they
pause and their interruption is shown by
the delicate plate being unaffected. If a
bullet is imbedded in the flesh. and here is
where the first practical benefit TO sur
gerry has been found by the new art. the
impression IS left. The time Of exposure
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
THE TRUTH ABOUT SIMPSON,
He Wears SOck and His Herds Feed
on a THOUSAND Hills.

Despite his nom de gllprrc Of ''Sock-
less" Jerry Simpson. the erstwhile
Kansas Congressman, has probably
,lonned and damaged as many socks rs
any gentleman of his age. The sock
less story was Il serene fake. General
impression exists that Simpson is Il
Door and poverty-bitten man. Never
was there Il greater mistake. Simpson
was and is one IF IA" richest men Of
Kansas. His herds feed on u thousand
hills, and he has Il fee simple title TO
the hills.
When Jerry came TO Washington,
writes Il correspondent, there was u
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

posrre revived sufficiently +" struggle to
it's feet and crawl about the plate. Nat
urally this phenomenon excited much in
terest. as Il new quality of the Roentgen
ravs was disclosed. The possibilities of
to humanity in case the rays are
found upon further examination to pos
seSs the re%viyifying power are vast.
Edison. the wizard. has plunged enthu-
siastically into the new study. and has
largely invented his own apparatus. The
Crookes' tubes, he thought, dissipated
too much of the new energy and he made
some for himself. They are thinner and
give better results. Prof. A. w. Wright.
Of Yale. is one of the most Woodworking
scientists who has entered into the new de-
partment of research, and has strikingly
confirmed all of Roentgen's experiments.
Prof. Wright's experiments were made
with "A great variety of substances, and it
was found that strong impressions We're
obtained upon a Photographic plate, ever
when it was inclosed in an Opaque wrap
ping of black paper and covered with Il
pine board half an inch thick.
Prof. Henry A.. Bunstead. of the Shelf
field School at Yale, has also ardently
pursued the investigation Of X rays along
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
n ARCTIC HERO.
George w. Melville. Engineer-in-Chiei
of the Navy.


George Wallace Melville, who has
been reappOinted engineer-in-chief of
the navy, with the relative rank of com
modore. by President Cleveland, has
had n most remarkable career. While
q great engineer. the chief interest
centerS in him is an arctic v0yager.
His first trip to the frozen north WAS
made on the TigresS. in search of the
POlaris. He accompanied Capt. De
Long on the Inflated Jeanette eXpedi.
ton. When the Jeanette was wreck.
ed the survivors in three boats made
for the Asiatic shore. Melville brought
his boat and its occupants TO II place Of
safety. and then returned through tho
arctic night to search for the men in the
other two boats. His manlineSS and
devotion on that occasion is a glory for
American manhood. When he and his
companions landed on Henrietta ISL
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

a great point in their manufacture 10 have
them IS thin as possible. Thomas A. Edi-
son makes very thin ones. and he claims
1hai is a point Of superiority. He applies
the term "fluorescent tubes 10 those Of
as own manufacture.
In his experiments he uses two alum
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

and lie unfurled the stars and stripes
on that soil in the name Of the United
States. His noble effort to find DE
Long and the others was mentioned
in terms Of eXtravagant praise in the
FOrty~eighth Congress.
In the great Greedy relief expedition
Commander Melville was the chief
engineer of the ThetiS, and in this en-
terprise his skill in the fitting ont and
forcing of the ship had much n to
with the success of the undertaking.
Melville is now ~ years old.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

sary 10 obtain Il wcll-defincd Rocntgen
photograph to three minutes under ordi-
nary circumstances. and thirty seconds
under perfect conditions.
No substance is impcrvious to this new
form Of radiant energy. Matter against
which ordinary light rays beat helplessly,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
A Queen and Mother.

TO the English people who know and
understand how the daughters and
granddaughter of the Queen have
been brought up and trained it will not
be surprising news hat the CZarina
has determined 10 nurs" her little baby
herself. Her own mother. Princess
Alice, like all her sisters. washed and
dressed and nursed her babies: the
Duchess of Fife has done the san and
the CZarina is only obeying her En-
glisll as well AS her natural mother in
Stincts in declining TO have u wei nurse
for her infant. Nothing. perhaps. that
she could have done will so endear her
10 the Russian people as this act, which
seems perfectly natural to us. No pre-
viouS empress has W nursed her
children. and the Russians will regard
what they take to be an exceptional
evidence of devotion 10 the tiny Grand
Duchess as a proof of the CZarina's
wish to cherish for them their possible
future Empress.IGentlewonan.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

Mr.. McCann-I am building a house
and am only using lumber from the
zero forests of Michigan. Friend-Why
SOL Mr.. McCann-Because trees thai
can stand zero all winter ought to make
a warm house, so they ought. Trutl.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

a Western nr-
Il very >,,,c
grown h., |
Is. he was ,y,,
4" hen the rol,g
Surroundirr
rtrd him. H.
Noldsh thin..
is leadfnr
and often At,
and Sur1..
sleeps Throw,
b..
G., d;pd on
k. while ON
f.. >hot ,..
tr.,
little orlrur
w life n, o,
given Il u,.ll
.liIn very W,1
influence
wing up iou.
his lnanupr<
He soon b..
ivilizcd houp
pets he walk.
blankets TO
h. piSok. in
his fold lyS
- his Il
ny.
Wolf change.
.el''s summer
This move
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

OE\TGEN'S experiments. follow
l. ed As they have been by the efforts
/ Nof other >avants along the same
,1ons together with wide newspaper dis
,,.sion. have gwen popular thought and
,,nmmon conversation a tendency toward
mo scientific and the abstruse. Rocn,gen
.ors \ rays. cathode rays. ultra violet
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12
! N A.,

,ads IN the
Empire.
smallest
Here is Il
of one 1T
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-12

less than
10 inches.
r. and TN"
If his
order.
otiy, ON,
.1;,,.,.
Nor,.a
tlled fy
om''
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
Clippings
Farmers should he huStlinv.

Farmers should he hustling.
d. S. Miller has returned from
Durham and reports a pleasant time.
We regre, to chronicle the illness
of Mr.. +. n. Wilson. Hope he will
soon be coEvalescent.
Misses Allie aud Fonnie Tll!ey, Q!
Ro"gemont. paid Us a visit las, SIM
day which was highly appreciated
Miss Anne Turner hose nons
de plume should be Lad! Lo.el) has
tnl~h.d t.r sUhoel a, P!oe kuot
and ,etufne | "a the village.
Ii .Ae lid a,lage he true. e 10. o.
marrying 3 hard year to!!"w> won't
next year tie a ha,d one, as II eeen>
that all the Ii t - River people have
been struck with Cup'd'> dart. We
had two marriages las, Sunday Mr..
Charles Hnrner and Miss Sui.e
Cars Ivy Esquire John A Wyiker
."n. Also Mr.. Thomas Hnrner AMI
Miss II Ida HUXLEY by Esquire Jo,
w. Terry. AL OF this section.
Despite ,he hard tines and scarci
~ of money, the school under the
management of Prot. ]. II. Nc
CracAcn, a, this place. l., tas, enroll
ing new students, %howing that the
p, ople know q good thing ~he,
they see it. You as right IN,
t'ierds. You "a not give Your FOL
or Your daughter a bel'er lcgac,
than a good tdn, a!ion. BY .a,nin!
a good education they Will ha>'
their reward IN the iich Stores q
knowledge they have c .llec,ch au'
whlch will ever he a, their commant
More anahle than ea,,hl, ,r-asu,
~" tlle fleets may SINK, and banA
: may letter, aud riches dee, ,he int
; lie u,l investments winch you htv
g,en them Will be permanent al,
mrta ling As the constant hnw # III
Niagara or the Amaz"a. < Iuca,io
! i a bat:k whose dividends are ,e'
!. etnal, whose wealth IA undminlsl
| ed frequent the drafts OPP
] ii; winch, ,hnu.h Goth may ,,nra,
,et thieves can not break thrcug
nor steal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
LIST OF LETTERS

"a
Remaining in Hilisboro Pos:ofice
Feb. 20. 1896, which il not called
for in 81 days, will be forwarded to
The Dead Letter Office, Washington.
Chandler, T. 3.
Calkins, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". G.
Edwards, Joan.
Fauce,te, Cavity NJ.
Hawkins. Sam.
Harris. George.
Harris, Marion
Harris, n B.
Johnson, w. &.
Luke, Willis.
NIX nney. Sam.
Oliver, JA,p.r ~.
Ron-e, Bulgrr
Riley, Miss Sis.
Riley Joe.
Rich, II.
Smllh, Miss Sarah r.
Sm',h, Mr.. S lice (Col.l
Woods, Miss Mary.
Williams, Ben.
Warren, Pnor.
Parties calling for the above will
please say advertised in the ORANGE
COUNTY OBSERVER md give date vi
;isl.
F 7. HAsSFII. M
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
TN r TABLE
.,trern hallway CO

p.EDvcNT AIR LISE,)
r, EfTElr FEB O, 1896.
T,qa,a. -. Mail. going West,
~ J. III sboro at $3.50 p. III.
Tan 80. ~, Passenger, going
IL, dap ii lIii-horo at l3o p. III.
4 ram ~ II, Mixed, going West,
49,. n. -baro II 4:30 a IN.
iran - II Mixed, going East,
4. n l.5oro a. 4:30 a. m.
raa No 10 Passenger, going
-. d. Il Ilills'nro at lO22A ~.
Ts.u ~ II, Mail, going East,
Eas.boro At 557 a IN.
Tan Eo 63. Ereight, going
r d4e 81 H~Il-uoro at ll:4e
\, - ca Freight, going East,
.cs.II i~horo a, ll:4O m
+ II SHEKRILL, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
The Durham Sun of March 81

The Durham Sun of March 9Th,
lays: Mrs. Martha Jones Of Char.
i Hill, spen, last night in the city.
She had been bitten by p dog sup
pn>ed 10 he mad aud came over to
nave, Rev. a. Walkers maidstone
applied. The stone stuck to the
bitten place al right. She returned
to-day, and was all RICH, when she
took her deparlure.'
"A great many people are infu
creed hy what others DO, and that is
ore OF the reasons why go many
TAX. Simmons Liver Regulator. II
was suffering greatly from Chills
and Fever aud the more qninine l
took the worst | ielt. | was tod OF
Simmons Liver Regulator, by q
TREND IN A,kansa., and / didn't need
to take much OF it before | was en-,
t'raly relieved.'-Dyron Bradley,
Tallahassee. Fla.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
THE MILLINERY BAZAAR.

Mrs. X. 7. Taylor q SISTER are
RECEIVING some Of their new Spring
Goods They will have 8 larger and
more varied assortment this season
than ever before and Tor less money
Every body, aud especially their
trends and patrons who may attend
court next week, and out towns.
people, are invited to call at the
Millinery Bazaar and see for Them
selves that what we say is true.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
Raleigh News and Obse

yer ct March & h Gays "Mr. Josiah
Turner, 0: Orange, Who i III tie
city on matters Connected with his
suit, says he is engaged in preparing
a book he will publish emitted !:
joe Turner'S ltec"ilevtions o~iIIls
Own Times 1t will contain a his.
tory Of the early settlement OF o.
ange county together With sketches
o, the great men WHO have been CIT
liens Of thai fam"us-o"nnty. II Will
he a very o'Iginai aud interesting
book, aud The public will hope that
it may te issued before a great
v lille"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GALE OF VALUABLE. LAND.

BY virtue OF an order Of sale made
this day III the Special Proceedings OF
JAMES Manly Durham and Maggie DuI-
ham and others against Olivia Atwajvr
and others now pending in Orange >u-
perior Court. ! Will, OF SATURDAY. April
llll,, 1896. At the residence OF the late
John r. Atwater. offer Ior sale the iol
lowing tracts II laid
|. The Home place Of ABOUT $50 acres
III Bingham township OF the line of
Chatham county. adjoining lands OF +.
j. Edwards on the north, Brick House
tract OF deceased on the east. ella At
war>r on the south. aud Matthew At
water OF the west.
,. East end Ct Horne tract containing
2l acres. bounded ON the north by
lands OF J. /. Edwards. on the east by
Thomas K. Cole and Manly >tlovI
south l,y Manly strowl and Nil! tract
and on The west hv Home place and
known as Brick House ttact.
3. Mill tract OF about 96 acres. bound
ed OF the north by Home place ar,
Brick House tact. on the east By Maui.
~ Slrowd, on the south By Snipr
place and Celia Atwater, and by Home
place on the west.
4. Also a tract in Chatham count,
knoWt! a> the Sn PCS til.t. containin:
llo acres. bounded on il.e est an,
south by Ian i oi B.. +. >niprs. on tn,
west rs the lands OF VIM. >,il.s. an,
; on the nortl. by Celia Atwlter an,
Mill tlact.
Terms Of sale One-fhird cash. an
I balance II s anI - months, with Inter
est from lay OF Stle.
!, Sale IN ttke place at II, m.
!, This 9Th Gay Of March,. l>:5.
). ). VERB.
tlNn nlN>AAIIr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
.~OTlCE OF LAND SALE.

By virtue q a decree maize in the
case oi W. l.. McpaIe. .A,lm'r Of j. VI.
Ncnair, a.aint f.. +. McI)sit am!
others. Will sell N tie court house
door III Tlitlsboro. ON TUESDAY. Mtrell
lTth. 1896, = part OF the lands oil the
SAID J. NJ. McDale. and known as the
COVER tract. whereon the widow tov
lives. subject 10 the lie estate. adioiu-
ing the lands OF w. K. steward. II. |.
Mrpade and others. Containing Flty-
Seven Acres. more or less.
Terms OF sale: Oue half cash. bal.
ance III ! months 10 / and security
and interest from LAY OF sale.
This 18th day OF Feb. 1885.
w. l. MCDADE.
admir- aud Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

Truly ASTONISHING Miss An
ne,,e N. Moen. FOUNTAIN, Mum.
avs ayers Cherry Pe,t"rai has
nad a wonderful effect in curing MY
brothers children OF a severe aud
dangerous cold. It was truly aston
ishing low speedily they found re-
lief alter taking this PREPARATION"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
TAX NoTlcE.

TAX NOTlCE.
TO the Tax Payers Of the Town
Of lIillsboro. The Taxes tor 1895
are now past due, aud must be ;'ain
at once. Hoping all will come for
ward and settle the same and save
further trouble.
Respectfully,
ROBERT L CHRISTMAS,
Tax Collector.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

When Baby was sick, we gave her Casloria.
When She was a Child, she cried for Cas.oria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStOria.
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINE NJ
, ORANGE COUNTY.
Sulcri0r Court. Feb. l4th, 1896.
Blice Hath and others,
.AgTtnSt
Marshall Hath ana others.
NOTE.

To Ella HaitI and JoLu Nari.
Ynn vill take notice 'lElt i Special
Proceeding entitled A. above ia- been
~~oiAin.Icrl in til" superior t"tttl Of
Orange County. Nutii, f8Ioljn1. beio il.
He Clerk thereof. aHl tia. y4it, - .ir-
tculanj- therein. .3e required - ,,cl,
,ciofe tn. un,lrr~i-nt1. III" Gle K al
the :, petipr Cont Of D.Hn-e unity,
II hi~ nificr ia IllIi~ito,o. : g.. Il Mon
,iav The 81 h day q Ma ), IL. i, s; l.
O'Clock. n. an! ;4-W.ft.r a"rlus toth.
complaint III sail proceed ~ ~.
plaintilf Viii apply IT, she oer' 'or IL
reip.l lem tn,!,~l il etil fompIaitt. To-
vii. IN orler.jt -eii a;ra4t o. ~ acr"-
Of lama tor division.
u. y. CRAWFORD.
Gers t Superior Court
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

Nj William Ezz4i ard fanny
h.x, back 10 -.
NJ LEA Rnu.,n. TX II ;
v..,,u. &c Amt, u i e PAS
Nj E.: iisa,n. !" W.s,n u.
-. u e. i si~tin- Mr>. .Ai'e (
L. Il n~~'ro.,, .a,,sey.rs
~ g. e sisit'n: Ms & a, s.
-tSa'ie R.>enrn..i tas the
Al ta>j accounts ,he
AIUl- very "si', We are glai.o
T. n. Philips returned 10
ia notI'o Ia>: Saturday She spen,
unYwirtrr q Concord ~igh Ger
laustt-r, M.s. Lucy Z. Cole.
-Rc> Mr.. Bronson. OF Warren
,ou, wiz is travelling in he interest
If ,he Tt"mp,on O'phanage, a:
Charlotte, preached al ST. Matthew's
vhurch las Sunday.
M. J RDuihac Hamilton is
sick with measles. This Is the fl 5,
case OF measles reported in town,
aud i, is though, Mr. Hamilton con.
uacltd me disease while attending
the lalr at Newbern.
Mrs. Mary Hooker, ~ho has
ben visiting relatives aud ir'end> a,
Winston aud Concord. returned TO
II lsbo,n las, Saturday. We ,eyr. t
to learn that sue wa~ not we'll when
she rel.rued home aud has be.u
sick ever eiuce.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
MARCH IL, 1896.
RATES
rr OF

".-4.ements Will be Inserted Tor
! .a,i.r4 (6fnc inch, tor the first
49, mt, toreach Subsequent pub
for advertising tor anv
may be made at the office
III. ne..3r COUNTY tBstEvEB, or
1870. lenNc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
ALE OF Ind.

BIZ .iliue 81 authority contained in q
mortgage Iced executed 10 TIL lrus-
-, .! f.tl' field oon9rc.Ift~D. 10y y H..
Htin. sep jJtA. ls~9. .lal re- o~l"i III
Book =, page 90. 81 titl-" toIhtE
Rc-i,tr'. til. Undersigned Iiu-t'"@ 81
-tii congregation. Will. Oh Monday,
Marc, 10Th lSJG - | O'Clock. =. IN. at
tfr. G9Dt house ,ioor III iii,l ,sruro. sell
The i~niiust iitL tract Of l4Ii'i. ~-itltttr IN
u.Il-t count; Iitil-lufo township.
al .buUutieI uii tn" east ~ ). }. lay
or. - J.. 'ttsk ali "tl,rf-. on ia"
uo,#n tly Itarh >inatil. tifh"lJ hnr,h
I3id key.I r. tIfi.c. Oh the west ~
H.. il|lomp.4u n. l.. ll.tl and j u
tiu2h,~ ,uti ~nll.er-. anl "n il'" south
tx Poor House amt otter. contalhiig
40 :lcf.-> -tulc - lc--.
~aIc - -~.ei~ty n@..-t-" attl coats OF
-slc. attl subj IT 10 i tu"li-a-" r"cori-
81 III BOOB pt4e al. y Ittnuel
Ivttl l.. ahol.t EGap ~.
irtM> 81 -aI---t n
Il.- i-.a t.se II f~.trGa'i. !-t9.
Dun ~ EHDAN,
Drank SMITH.
=. i ILId~.
trustee Fa!r:l"!i Congregation.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
4 DMINISTRATOR', NOTICE.
a DEMONSTRATORS NUTIcE.

Having this day qualified as tdminis-
'r:tor OF the estate OF MIS-. Minnie T..
SUI. deceased. | hereby not .ty ~ ~
sop> indebted To said estate 10 Ray
the am without iu'thcr not'"r, aitti
those Lo'Jiug claims a@a1a-t Sa!d estate
10 prc:cil, item - tl.s- undersigned
prDperl; AUTHENTICATED On or l,etorc ihe
29,h day Of Jan. 1e:1. q his notice
viii be pl"al IN bar & their recovery.
1hi. 39,h div oil January, 1886.
JOIN Is. III tllkS,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

lrG Eoy WONT LIVE A MONTH.
) NJ Gilman Brown. OF 81 Mil
= 9th Gardiner, Mass. was told
'h.lie dAutor> His sen had Lung
.'A'.e 'oi'owlng Typhoid Msaria,
40 ." spent three hundred and sev.
h'eai liars ~lHh doctors, who
~ az ban 40, saving Your
- "'ntstl,e a month H trled
= hhG> New ID scoverv and = lew
'7' - fc>torcd him to health and
''.@.,t hinio 90 10 work q perfect.
"e.i man He saws he owes his
.>e.' good health to u.c OF Dr..
New Discovery, and knows
be The hes, in the world Tor
'E41hie. T,lal Bottles Free
~ y Hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14

GOOSE Grease Imminent is as
= ..r beas, as il Is for man.
- ats. >rrains. Bruises. Rheum
,ongb~, Colds. Group, Head
Neu5a'gIa and Pneumonia
.>HF' "a" anything known II civ.
ley bottle guaranteed.
M 's + \ Rosemond, H,ll~bnro.
'on'aclnred by the Goose Grease
''D' 90, Greensboro, n. T.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
EHHE rnLLs.

Send hr aIdreof,o II. E. Buck
len 4 G ;, Chicago, and get a tree
sample box of DR.. Kings New Life
PILE. A trial will convince you OF
their merits. These pills are easy
in action and are particularly effect
I'VE in the cure of Constipation aud
Sick Headache. For Malaria aud
Liver Troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guar
anieed 10 be ,,eltec,ly tee from
every de@!ete,inu- substance and t.
be pnreiy vegetable. They do rot
weaken '.y their action, but by Civ
ing tone I" stomach and bowel,
greatly ins,go'a,e the system. Reg
ular siz. 25c per bog. Sold by w
A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
Pure LeShornS.

I have a email pen OF pure Leg
horn Chickens tor sale. Apply |"
JOSIAH TURNER, (Saddier) iilli>
boro, n. T..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-03-14
1870 ls>5.
z AND W1NTEIS
MILIIN

Our New Stock Of Fall ard Win
ter Millinery has arrived, and We
have now ready for the trade tLe
latest and mos, desirable styles for
ladies' and children, aud at prices 10
suit everybody.
We have a splendid stock Of the
Most Fashionable Goods in Has,
Bonne,s, Ribbons. Feathers aud
Trimmings
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Latest
STYLES In JeweIY and a Full Line OF
Notions
Orders IRON a distance will re-
cei.e prompt attention.
Mrs. NJ. T.. TAYLOR 4 SISTER.