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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
CONVICT LABOR AGAIN.

Washington. May l2.-Senator Ja.liE-
ger of New Hampshire, today rre-
scented an amendment, which he pr
poses to offer to the tariff bill, pro-
hibiting the importation of goods which
are the product Of convict labor.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
THE MARKETS.

san Francisco, May 12.-Hops-S and
12c.
Liverpool May 12.-Wheat-No.
California, Is sid and Is 6lsd
London. May 2.-Hops-Unchange
New York, May 2.-Hops-Quiet
Portland. May wheat-Valley
nc; Walla Walla, rs and 76c.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
MEDIATION AGREED ON.

Paris, May l2,-According 10 a dis
patch from Constanunople. all the am
bassadors there have agreed upon the
question of mediation between Turkey
and GNrce and only few details -
to lis form remain to be settled.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
SILVERITEs IN IOWA.

Des Moines, Ia, May 12.-At the cor
ference of the state central commi. tee
of the silver republicans. populists and
silver democrats it today was decided
to hold three conventions in Des Moines
on June 20, TO nominate a fusion state
ticket.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
The BATTLESHIP
OREGON COMING
Special From Seattle Says NilI
Start for Astoria Next Week.
MAYOR APPOINTS COMMITTEE
Appropriate Entertainment kill Be Given
The 0regOn's Officers-visitoSs
TO Be Cared For.

Seattle. May Historian, Astoria.
orego1:--Ihe ba;tleship oregon will be
mere about next Tuesday and It Is
understood from reliable. but non
pfhcial' source that she viii go 20
Astoria. probably on Thursday or Fri
day. PosT-INTELLIGENcER
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
TURKS ADVANCING.
Another Battle Imminent on the Banks
of Lake Nenias.

New York. May ia dispatch to
the World from Domokos, dated yes
terday, says:
The Turks are advancing. At this
hour 90 p. M the Turkish advance
can be seen from the Acropolis, Do
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
REPORT Is DENIED.

Athens. May l2--li Is now officially
denied that German officers were found
on boarl the Turkish transport ship
yesterday by the Greek torpedo Doa,
N the Turkish island OF Tenedos.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
TO INVESTIGATE Ru1z's DEATH.

Havana, May 12.-William ], Cal
houn, special commissioner appointed
by President Mckinley 10 investigate
the death Of DR.. Ricardo Ruiz, arrived
today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
TYPHooN WINS THE DERBY

Louisvslle, KY, May 12.-Typhoon
wins the derby. Ornament second, Dr.
Catlett third. Time, 2:12A.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-05-13
HUNTINGTON NOT ARRIVED,

Special to the Astcrian.
Portland, May 12-Mr. Huntington
is NJ, here, and if he comes at all it
wlQ not be before the end of the month.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
HOW LULlNG STANDS
But He Is the Only One With q Following z
Feminist the Ticket.

What was great cloud a few days
ago, according 70 report. is no bigger
than a mans hand al me present time.
One would think, hearing the opposition
heslers talk. tha, the Republican party
was shaken from the center 10 the cir
curfcTence and from the base TO the
top. The fact is. the disaffectiOn is more
limited than even the Republican lead
ers think. A reporter for the Eagle was
sent out yesterday 70 interview eigh.
well known Republicans as 70 the cause
ot thed issatsfaction and every single
one Of them we. found not only 20 be
in lice, bC. working. with the exception
OF Charles II. Lul.ng. who. according %
70 MS trai;, expressed open hostility to
several of the candidates and declined
10 say where ne stood with reference 70
tie others. With the exception OF Mr..
Luiiny. and l. cannot be denied tha. he
has some following. no local man OF any
influence could be found against Mr.
Ross ani a majority Of the ticket. No
art o. effort on the part OF the reporter
could make hlm say that he was for
Finlay Ross He seemed 20 be excep-
t.onally aggressive IN his hostility 20
George Adams. Charley has changed
wonderfully during she past few years.
He is nc. the Luling he was eight years
ag1 before n began 70 study oriental re-
ligions and Egyptian h.sroglyphies.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
ANOTHER LIE NAILED
CoIored Citizens Take upa Rnmor and s!ft
a. to the Bottom.


Mr. President and fellow citizens:
We, your committee appointed by the
citizens OF Wichita, Sedgvick county, in
the state 0f Kansas. IN mass meeting as
ssmbled Saturday nignt. April 3. 1891
70 investigate the rgmors in regard %
cur candidate for the board OF education
in The Second ward. beg leave 70 repoT;
tnat iu our vigorous investigation Te
fin1 the rumor gnf0gndei. started mali
c.cusly and Ean;only % 1isiead tha col
o-ed v9tsrs of the Second ward.
We visited Mr. Harry Stewart. the au-
thor O, the ruEror received in the mass
meeting assembled a. the time stated
above. and he could not give Us snw
definite information. He stated ina,
these men. namely. Msssss. Steel. Whit
neg. Powell su5 Bristow. had not msr-
toned 70 nm or in ais presence that thsy
intended 20 trade. swap. o. exczsngs
votes il order n defea; Mr.. ;. y. Lea.
Having sean Nr. Stewart. We then 81
te--ozassd Mess.s. stsei and Whitney
ani they stared n substance t5st they
had u0t nor .1eir T.vss had n7t stated
- Nr Stewart or any one else tHe-r de-
sire 20 c feat O. il any Eay seek . d.
tsss Mr. Lea. ne col1-ed candidate FOX
r,e school 59a-9 Oh TIE Republican iicsl-
e OF the Second Esrd- After consulting
NIsssrs Steel and W-hieasy Ne ooaciadei
= unnecessary q invez1 gaze f8rtaer. D.
Ieyfaz i % b = political scasns hatch
81 % ascsiTs aus II slesL
Rssoer-fullv submitted.
DR. J c. WILLIAMS. Casi-1an-
c. \ SIMMONS. s~erstzry.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH
" \ EETTIS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
HEHas MADE 80 PROMISES
he Resutes the Charge That Hs Is Not a
Republican.

E-sry business MAJ knows t1st ths
avsrsge candidate t7r oftice = hszs. By
a hungry horde ina. demands scc-ss ot
prom sss from nm Every mar Tno nzs
bezn a canS.is:e knows hoE hard = =
% Withstand ;-Iis pressure. Every poll
rEcia1 knows hoS many % these proElls-
- are made II every camps ig1 sut how
many Of thsm are broken annually sfts-
an el-cssca- Trss = ore - tte reasons
Why tusinsss men - often rsf4ss 20 ac-
cspt nominations Wh=z ma - nasTl-
ina-ei who Z rot s@I - o-f7cs Eifh
promises during The cs-n7a xn. = h= 15t
entitled . crs6lt sz5 20 support Dr.
ing ms campaign F.nisy RSs has Got
made a single p-csnisz- pledge ar assaE-
aacs yNo to-. hcSsTs- powerful. las
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
"POP'LISM FLINKERIN'
Darl.ey Tobe Advise His Friends to Get
Right.

Now sah," said Darkey Tobe. as he
summed himself on the steps Of the court
house yesterday afternoon talking 20 FIVE
or six OF his color. If yo' want 20 be on
de winnin' SIDE yo' want to vote foh
M.stah Ross. Ats right. l ain got no
mo- argifyin' 70 do. I don toI yo' az
how Mistah Young squ5ezes an presses
an bars down on de laborin' man a stick
in up rules an a be!n' p.cayOonish an
quesh bout all his wuk an monkeyin'
srou7' an a actin is as tho a wukkin
man wuz jes got be watched allus.
Al anyhow desc yeah Pop'lists am bin
d. blaz.nest kind Of izzle. Dey ain
KEEP; no promises an dey nevah done
nuthin hefo' an dey jes made promise.
an broke en-. an monkey aroun' an
hooio yo' jes foh de sole an spress pub
pose Of gittin' mo- Offices. An 6iS yeah
ressrlutin in de city pla;fohm 'bou; de
city ovnin' de wstah wubs. an school
books an pronisin econeman ar savla'
money an fxin' things jss a5ou; right
am jes de same Of song foh d. same OF
puhpose % git Office. Ats right Yes.
sab, an II yo' go, lex o ceroeHum \
80 trains yoll git on De winnin' side
afo' is evshlastin'ly too late. an De bar
wagons done n run oyah 30 al 20
simply drop yo' wa3, Dis yeah talk
bout Republercans splittin' sroua' an
bol;ia' De ticket ies shows wha. a Wahm
place desc Pop'l'sts run IN an how nshd
dsy am a .ryin' - n fi5oe1ce 20 % 90
OF an vote foh d Pop'iist gang an
sF,is yo' pudiin' sho' as 20 bsSn. An
dis yeah promise biZnss= an mighty thin
an mos = powful yeliah 'scuse % q:
Votes Yes, san. = 20 van; - - in de
game 70 wan; . git II d bal' wagon
an vote to- Mistah Ross case This yeah
Pop'Esn is n nkerin' clean cut AS
n dram V, uarr = - -rh-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
Mr.. JONES HAS ExrLAINED
Prudent, business Campaign Conducted by
Tiulay Ross.

To the Editor OF the Eagle:
I Sant - say 10 some OF the voters OF
this cicy who have seen A. 20 doubt my
position IN the political contest now go
ing on. TIA. ! an a Republican. always
have been and always expect 20 be. l
wan, everybody n know where / am in
this msttsr. l expect 10 vote the Re-
publican t.ckf; from top 10 bottom ear
~ TUESDAY morning. As for Mr.. Young
l presume re is 4 very nice young man.
Everybody speaks well OF him I nave
no doubt he would make a very good
mayor but ne is on the wrong ticket.
must be frank with him. cannot sup
port hIn. W. II. JONES.
Mr. jones. in addition. has many brill
liant arguments against the op-
position which. owing 20 lack OF space.
/. is impossible 10 prin. this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
MOUTHS WAITING FOR PIE
Nice Things That Would 20 to the Cone
Gang IL Young is Elected.

Mr.. Young. who es a councilman has
made a few motions 10 adjourn and that
is al. has been notified by the Cone gang
thst he must be for the purchase OF the
city water-w0rks. Harry Stewart al
ready has his eye on the superinten-
dency OF the works; Ed Fitzpatrick is
going TO be manger OF mains and iaterals
II ne cannot get to be street commission
er; while Rufe Cone has a man picked
FOR inspector Of hydrants at a salary of
$3.50 year and a collector OF water
rents; also water rent clerk and two
assistants.
II has been figured out how many
places there are under this new scheme
for Cones followers. This list is as fol-
lows
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
POINT OF voTISG EARLY TO-DAY
1t Is a Help all Along the line and Noter
should Attend to tt.

Il j. a material assistance % every
hodv fer the voter - cast his bailo;
early. Il makes the work lighter for
tnose n the poilisg places towards even
ing and makes them keen and eager 10
begia The work Of counting and brings
the resulr OUT in the evening more quick
~.
Everybody who has vote should get
:. in Immediately after breakfast II
takes only about Two minutes 70 vote
and : an inportan, matter. Every man
and Woman n tovn who i registered
should 90 = 1hs polls Immediately after
breakfast and cast his Or her vote II :
4 good plan FOR business men 20 vote a.
they s,ar; down town That geis i on
tAslr minds so- the day
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06

been able &c force a concession from
him. and no friend. however close. has
been able 70 coax him into promises.
This Is as ii should be. Ii is the con-
duct 0. plain business man. II II were
praceieed Eoce the politics OF this coun-
t-y would be in less evil repute. When q
man has the courage ana Stamina 20 pro-
Eibi: himself from sel.ng his Office BE-
fore he mas reached il. is he no; the bes.
man for public Office. VIII ne not. in the
long run, be the most faithful servant?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
VOTING AFTER BREAKFAST
That is the Time to Exercise the Right OF
Suffrage

No matter 10 what party you belong
you should get your vote in. in The fore
noon. There is a good deal OF sstisfac-
ton when a worker comes around wor-
rying you about your vote 70 tell him
that you have voted long ago. The bes;
plan in the world is To cast your ballot
Immediately after breakfast The vote
that Is early is the best vote. II is cast
when mans mind IS clear and he will
be better satisfied with it throughout the
day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
EMMA c."

Miss c. A. George viii give a public ART
reception a; her studio. A and IS Fletcher
block. this afternon and evening from ?
10 10 O'Clock There will be on exhibition
nearly fifty pictures in oil colors; alsO
many drawings done by her young pupils.
The studio VIII be open OF Wednesday.
No admission charged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
Rates: 81 and So per day
B.I. EATON. Proprie.sr.

Yor ca :cl an expert ei<zrs;;s ss-pksy
by fse wa - ksgcxs ~ zsAex C tss
c.gzres.A 80 s. zslzi1 zsoa DszccTzL
10 H4vK q resF@rf for UzTSe1ves g1l1es
scr krn<4ss- Srt 20 kzTe = csterx2ce -
stlsers ToFf-zs CGg nsz14erA -rsfrss-
rHK NsxssTEz-- sgFFscss- tEe<s ttrces =
rzs - Ess - keep "a eTss os-@r Ire
D~zrn--- Yes izeeas excspteE esz1-gA
-TcEkezs Slsses-&S
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
SOUR STOMACH.

A.d ~serg faez q sfprnzTs Sfssssss.
~ssr-S ~ fke -eH aasceE<Ty STUART
pYsFEPSsA TAHI1ksTS. Psss4zf .
t2ks. -. s-te IEgs = es-ts. ~ df2s-
ga-s Hase< n1 ssg~ka tF7@esTs s.t
- elsss-yss =. sxss -zsSzzsis s<st sres ~
aasr=sssz stuart Co
AzsE1zs.- IA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
Our Fancy Blend Coffee

Beats them all .................. &c
Good Aprlcots. io...................s g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
Wool Soap

Those Wool Soap coupons are good for
a Sc bar at OUR STORE. The soap Is a
superior piece of goods. and 5; ~ill pay
you to save the ticket and Sc; bar az
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
...Sedgwick Nursery Co.,.
Growers q a FuH Lire G:
Choice Nursery Stock.
tAH Hsms Gro<n1

Rzsore buvlaz elsewhere czI and So
u. s-ag oE3srz all .scelvs prompt a.
tsa'pn-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
COttOlene.

We have Cottolene In three and five
pound pals We have anything you
want and your orders VIII receive
prompt and careful attention.
Out Of town orders solicited. Goods
packed and delivered at the station free
Of extra charge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-06
DON'T GIVE BLAME
C0R0NER'S JURY SILENT AS TO TIE
GUILT OF CUNNINGHAM.

Neither do They Say That He Is Innocent
In Other Words the Inquest Was a Fail
ure-Some Conflict of Authority Be-
tween the Coroner's aud the County At
torney's Ofices-An Object Lesson on
Populist Harmony, IncompeteDcy and
stupidity-Pratt Gives His Testimony,
the First Stntement Made by Him.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20
n. w. BROWN & co.

The State Alliance Executive
Committee has decided TO put the
Shoe Factory 10 operation as s"on
as possible.
Dan. Sergeant, the negro who
knocked his tathes.in law. Samuel
Snipes, in the head with a stone, aud
come very near killing the old man,
wa. admitted to bail Tuesday morn
ing 10y Mayor Harris. in a justified
bond OF $50 for his appearance a,
the August Term of Orange Supe
nor Court.
The Wes,ieId (Indiana) News
prints the following in regard to an
old resident OF that place Frank
McAvoy. tor many years in the EN-
ploy Of The L, n. A. & e. Ry. here.
says: I have used Cha- berla'n'.
Colo, Cholera and Disrrhoea Rem.
edy tor ten years or longer-am
never without it in my family. ]
consider it the best remedy Of the
kind manufactured. l take pleasure
in recommending it," 1t is q spe
c,fc for all DO wei disorders: Fol
sale by w. A. 1fafes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20
LOVE LETTER MAY -. 1897
"ALL RIGHT"
= ~ II r

Strong and Sweet-Star-Ralrh
Gail & Ax-R. K. AiIls-Ladie.'
Choice -C.rolina Believe Offer
You for Bones II asrngs-Sassatra
Bark-or any kind of Country Pro
duce we take Gold-S,lv.r aud
Greenbacks-but prefer TO psy you
cash for produce as We have told
YOU for five years. d. not ,h,nk
~e are simple,oDs because We take
your stuf-others will not. 'NoI
think we credit you as sharrers be.
cause you bring Us your trash This
has been a fifty year job-and we
propose TO get pay tor this lot oil
printers ink-aud you will have 10
pay tor 1t if you trade With "a. We
have other stock on sale such az
Flour Meal-Coffee and Sugar
Soda-Snoes-C rookery- Hats and
viii! have just what you wan:, if you
call aud see Us a lew times with
your produce. Our judgment is
Gold-Silver and Greenbacks are
moor stuff for yot 10 handle. Corn
Neutrality-suspicious. Bsrk-old
Castings aud Bones viii pay you
very much better. TRY it," "AlI
right" Yoors,
n. w. BROWN & co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20

We learn from the Durhao
Suo tbs, the Grand Jory found four
true bills 10 the Durham Superior
Court last week agains, prominent
pera"oa. Two OF these were agains,
E G. Lineberry. ore Tor embezzle
ment aod The other tor grand lsr.
ceny. A true hill vas also found
against Col. Al Fairbro,her tor scan.
dslous and malicious mischief. The
fourth bill was sgainat Capt. N. A.
Ramsey. tor libel. This vas on Sc
count OF ., article about Buckle.
Shops" which Capt. Ramsey pub.
hshed in the Morning Herald on
April ll,h, signed People"
The supper given by the young
ladies If the Presb, terrain church at
Masonic Hall las, Friday nigh, was
a complele sucress. and the SUN OF
s222 was realized. This viii, be in-
vested in books for the Presbyterian
Sunday School. The young ladies
who took the mos. prominen, part
10 tne giving OF the supper and made
!, 80 successful, are members Of Mrs.
Bragg's Sunday School clats. W.
desire to return thanks to the young
ladies' tor courtesies extended TO the
OBSERVER.
10 Durham Superior Court las,
week Jerry Balm, colored, was con.
vicled Of larceny and sentenced to
five years GU the public roads. The
Gaze OF The State IS. Christian, tor
deduction, was removed FROM Dur
ham to Orange and will coae up fol-
,rial next August. Reuben Barbee,
who killed Cole and was acquitted
convicted OF carrying a con
cesled deadly weapon and sent to
the work house for IL months. Bar
bee appealed TO Supreme Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20

IAE RssT REMEDY FOB RHEuxA.
from the Fairhsven IN. " Reg.
is,er
NJ James Rowland of this viii
,aSt, States that tortwenty five years
- VIE has been q sufferer from
FAeumatism. A few nights ago she
vas 70 such pain ths, she was nearly
cray She sent Mr.. Rowland tor
Us doctor, but he had read of
Nhamherlaln's Pain Bslm and in.
S,eAl 9 going for the physician be
went 70 the store and secured q bot
IS u Ills wife did no, approve
! 'lT Row Iand's purchase a, frst,
- Ae~'ettheless applied the Balm
'~a'Folehly and in an hours time
=" Ao!e 10 90 10 sleep. She now
'Pp'.ss II whenever she feels an
'eue or a pain and finds thu, i, al,
NAy' gives relief. He says that nc
.Tlic'ne which she bad used ever
~ Der az much good. The 25 and
cent slzes for sale by w. Il
afNrs Dru.sis,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20
ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as Admin
~istrator hron the estate Of Nancy
Stadier. deceased, / hereby notify all
persons Indebted to said estate to settle
at once and all persons holding claims
against the said estate mus, freen, the
same 70 the niersigned properly
authenticated on or before the 9Th day
OF April. ls9s. OF this notice will b-
plead in bar oil their recovery.
This sth day Of April, 1897.
s. J. HALL.
AdmintstEatOr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20
OBSERVER.
RATES
TYNE TABLE,
,hcrn halfway I

vPPYcT MAY ., 1897.
rain No IL, Mixed, going West,
,.s,, Hll-boro at 4:3o a IN.
Tran No -, Mail, going West,
,-as. HaI-boro at 507 p. m. ;,
T,.in No. 80, Passenger, going
CO.. doe at HIIsooro at lc:22a. N.
r.a No G3, Mixed. going
g.. que at IIiIl-boro at 1885
Tram No Il Mixed, going East,
q HIl,boro at 4:3O a, m.
Tram No. lG, Passenger, going
"a. due at Hll-horo at 1922 a III
Tran No SO, Passenger, gong
o., lac at HlIlsboro a, Isl p. IN.
Tam No 81, Freight, going East,
|3ao At HIlsboro at Has a N.
Ftpreas Tor all trains must be al
|3epo. m honr before train time.
+. q. SHERRILL, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20

We have just 6ni-h~d a large and
commod,ons warehouse, and ar.
now prepared for Fertilizers. Shin.
gles. dc We will carry several
brands of the bes, Fertilizers on TIM
market, tor Tobacco, Graio sod
Cotton.
SHINGLES.
The bss, Heart lo inch Shingles.
and a cheaper grade tor those who
want then. =
DRY GOODS.
Our Spring Stock is complete in
all the New Designs Of Lawns. A
pretty Line OF Wash and Wool Fab
RIGS. Prints preliier than you ever
saw them.
CLOTHING.
No other house does-ever did
or ever wilI-s-ll as good values and
qualities as we do for the zane
money l, is all robustness for o
|" 60 from home TO buy Clothing
We carry the styles and are at te.s
expense than larger towns and Gao
save you money.
ARDWAR
We have a Stock OF Hardware
that a not be surpassed in any
general store IN North Carolina and
will sell as cheap az any Hmdxare
house ia the State at retail.
HATS.
Mems Hats cheaper than they
We're ever known before or since the
war.
FURNITURE.
We have fitted up a Furniture
Room, aud carry a nice line of Bed.
room S-ts, Separate B~eds.-ads, Bu
reans, Wash Stands, Safes, Nice
Hackers ard otherwise, Chairs, &c
Our business il increasing aud We
are building t" keep pace with it.
@ Agents tor State Alliance
Gua"os, Farmers Official. DC.
Also tor the weil-known Star
Brand.
PARKS & UEDGPETH.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20
PARKS &

DR.. Samuel Rapport. Scientific
Ort:c,an. all re At the Ucconee.
chez Hotel, Hlllahoro, n c., on
T..sna,, May %, tr n day oily.
Should y"nr eyes trouble you enher
by causing severe heada. hes, a.
work, reading, or TO see at q dis.
lance, call aud have your eyes exam
iued free OF all charge.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20

The laet Legislature passed an
act which provides that atty person
who shall rob or destroy the nests
of mock,pg birds, or who shall take
any eggs from their nests, " who
shall kill any hooking birds, shall:
be fined not less than $40, and be
guilty OF a misdemeancr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20
CONSUMPrloN CAN EE,}RED

+. \. >iocum, VI. tile Great of..u4
1T aud Scientist. Will semi Fr,e.fn
Afflicted. Three, EoitIe- Il Ills \,.N
Discovered Ktme,I.~ 10 tat. t.,u
sumption sad All Lung Troubles
Notlil conlfl tc iaircf. mo" ptalM-
thropic Or carIy mere joy 10 lie Hfl4,~
"a. than the o.frr al T. \. SIu,ut1 Nj.
g.. OF \"W YORK civ.
Confident that lie has discovered Il To-
Liable sHfc l." on>nmI;lon aHl al
bronchial, throat and .uu. d,,1~e-.
general decline an, Weakness. los IT
flesh au,i alI-coniJtjou~ al wasting, ant
Ia make il general merits known. Re
Will send. free. thtec bott}c- la ANY
realer OF the ORANGE oJ>Tf tU>iIt-
YER who may be suffering.
Already this new scientific rour-c Of
medicine" ha~ permanently cured thou-
sands al apparently hopeless eases
The Doctor considers it bis RELIGIONS
1utv--a duty which lie owes 10 humau-
,tv-to donate hi. iu's any cure.
lie has proved The Altsted ,on-nnap-
tlou to be y durable disease bcSond A. Y
doubt. and hes on iilr ia h. Atneri,att
aNI European ialt"ttt"fl'~ testimonials
at experience from ftn~c '.rf"tt i gu'
cured. III :ll part, al he world.
Don't delay until Il j. tom late. tol-
sumption. uninterrupted means >l.ee1,
and c"rtain death. Al1rc>. T.. \. 20.
cum. NJ. &, - Pin" .tts"f. New lork
ard when within. ID" tpottuI. .if" *
pros aud po.}n''icc address. ana III, =
mention I|oa!in. 'hi~ ~arficlo Ia the on
ANGE COUNTY On>lRTEr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-05-20

See our OAK SUITS q, $1,000
aud up, and don't compare them
with what Others sell for more
money, but not so good.
JAS. WEBB, JR. d BRO.