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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18

In on: notice las. week 1T ,ba
o,sah'za''on OF the new Board If
Town Commissioners. the nam. =,
Commissioners 5. J. Lynch was in.
adve:'ently left ont o. the oroceed
'"Ss. ne was present aud took the
oath with the other Commissioner
= have been a sufferer from
chronic dlar..,oea ever sine. -rar
and have used all kinds OF medicines
Tor IT: A! last | found one remedy
lhal has been a success as q cnre and
D a i Chamberlain's Collie Choiera
ana D'arrhoea I;emedy.-P. +.
Gresham, Gaars Mills, La. For sale
by ". A HAYES. Druggist.
Died at his home four miles cas-,
OF Hil!sboro on May LIST, Mr.. DureI.
Riley, aged &c years. Mr.. Riley
had been N bad health Tor many
years. lie was a member Of MI.
Hermon Baptist church tor nearly
thirty years. HIS wife and SIX Chi.
dren survive him. The lnteruent
was made IN the family grave yard
"A special from Durham dated
May 18th says: AS a result of a
railroad accident tour miles west OF
this city early this morning, u man
Is dead and another is seriously. il
not fatally injured. Both Of the men
are colored and were EMPLOYED as
section hands or the Southern road.
Their names are Amos Ward and
Adolphus Berry. Wards skull was
crushed and death resulted from bis
Injuries in a few hours. Berry has a
compound fracture of his right arm,
between the elbow and shoulder
his lower jawbone is broken in two
places he is bruised about the body
and may be hurt internally. There
is little hope Tor him"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18

The Trustees Of ST Nary's
School, Raleigh, will meet a, Tar
boro this week and Will III al prob
ability elect 4 Priuclpal 10 succeed
the late Rev. DR.. Bennett Smedes.
who died in February. The Epi,-
copal Diocese Of South Carolina for
maily accepts tie proposition tL.at
81. Mary's shall be the church school
OF that Diocese.
At 3 meeting OF the Board Of
Town Commissioners held Monday
night. Mr.. Geo. Laws was reelected
Town Constable, and a Sanitary
Committee, composed OF the Mayor,
Commissioners and Constable was
elected TO look alter the sanitary
condition OF tie town. Get your
premises in order at once, for this
Committee Will make a thorough IN
vestlgation III a few days.
We copy the following from >
Hopkins.ll.e Ky. paper "Card~
are out announcing the approaching
marriage of Miss Matte " Buffalo
and Mr.. Preston l. Holden. The
marriage viii take place May 3l9t
at the resideuce OF the brides pa
rents, on North Main street. TIE
ceremony will he performed by Rev.
w. *. Pioer, of the Methodist
church. Immediately af,er the GER
emony the couple will leave on All
extended bridal tour through the
Southern States. Miss Buffalo is
the beautiful and highly accom-
pllshed daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
q. Buffalo. Mr.. Holden is General
Travelling Agent tor the Southern
Debenture Redemption Company, If
Birmingham, Ala, aud has made
many friends during his stay at Hop.
klnsvllle. He is a gentleman Of
sterling business qualifications" Mr..
Holden vas born and reared near
this place, and is a nephew Of our
friend and countyman, \. l.. Holden,
Esq.-[Ed. Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
ENVELOPE TRUST BURSTED!

ENVELOPE TRUST BURSTED!
Six months ago all big envelope
manufacturers combined. We sold
envelopes before the combine at 5,
10 and Is cents. We sell now the
best made ut 5 cents per pock. Paper
TO match % cents per pound. Sam
pies sent on application.
We have the best stock of Books,
Stationery, Sporting Goods, sc, in
Orange county. Special attention
given to mail orders. Have you
seen the big book
TIE HILLSBORo BOOKSTORE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
Z" =. I~D9.
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
MILLINERY


Our new stock q >pring aud sum
mer Millinery has arrived, and We
have now ready Tor the ,rade the
latest and most desirable STYLES tor
ladies aud chillrea, and at prices to
suit everybody.
We have q spleudi1 e,ock q tic
Most fashionabie Goods IN Iia,-
bonnets, Ribbons, Ira'.srs ~.
Trimmings.
LADIES' Dress T..nn agr Z rall
Lane Of Notions aud The Lares,
Styles IN Jewelry.
Ladies are ns.ied to iaspec, orr
'roo'is and see .or themselves.
Orders from ! d-i.tauo- Will re.
ceive promI. attentions.
r.. Il. +. TAYLOR -TE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18

Correspondence OF the Observer
IIoHoE MES IT THE BINGHAM
SCuOCL.
The boys who haya taken Tie
class honor> Tor tho mouth ending
May 2nd, 1899, ar. as follows
Observation-Disclosures, Lockhart,
Cooke, Iockhart. ), Hekinnou,
Tinuiu, Gurgann~. >outherlaud and
Force.
Science-Soulhetlaul, Maxwell
and Cooke.
Latin ana Greek-L.ockhart, l.
Lockhart, S, Webb, w, and Force.
Physical Cui,ure-lIeatil, G.
Reading and .SpeIiipg-lIeath, G.,
Heath, II, Lorick. Souther;and, Mc
kee, j. W, Calico aud T,nu;n.
Eng ish ana Ilistory-Wc c..
Lockhart, l., Whitehead, Da,den,
Morrow. Webb. w, Boone, Caltee.
Albright and Heath, Il.
Shorthand, Typewritino aud Tel
ecraphy- Gurgaaus. Ca.tee, Tinnin,
Neal, Scott, White and Maxwell.
P~enmanshjp and bookkeeping
Mclaughlin, Scott, Tinniu, Cur
Ganus Boone, Boyk'n, Stray, Lock.
hart, L., Lockhart, 5, Heath, II. and
Force.
Bible Woodcock, Lockhart, Nc.
k'nnon, Oldham, Calfee, Tinnin and
Switzerland.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18

HoIS A1111 LAS
Spring or THE
We arc offering goods cheaper
than they have ever been in the past
and cheaper than they will ever be
again.
Although there has been a Dig ad-
vance in nearly all lines, we are
selling at the old prices, and have
S'"cN
We would invite your special at
tention to our line of
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES AND HATS.
And DO not fail to get our prices
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
THE UNIVERSITY SUMNER ScHooL
For TEACHERS.

FoR TEACHERS.
The sigh session or tn T,;~or
..ty Summer school fnr ,.mo,.,s
MI, h,.,in or In,o on -, a.a
close on the 18Th Of Univ to(.os,r,
TIE facn,,y viii include mara ,ba,
u, nromt..,, ar,t >nccas..,I -,
.r.xlo NJ d,I}y ;r..r,o.io,
q all, ia. ,7,.av I'D -.
..n1j.. A,~,.- -. E.,,t Is-]
Ia, ;,,~n.h ~ .e,.
49,. PR go !. a., shara
I...ba,, ersrl,,,. ~, N,t
= Wl.o, -, Nn.,o. p.I@;.,
.,, C-io.. II Er.a..t-
Prof Cla,,o~ nt,1.a s.. 49,,
ard In,Ins,-,qI c,If4.o ID I,,n>.o,,
~ HasL.-..u1 ~ N...
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
Ik i. Nj O " a LIZ

Have moved my Stock of Goods
Il door below my old stand and
am Offering to close cut, a nice lot
Of Shoes, Dress Goods, White
Goods, Lawns, &c, at a way down.
j. +. JONES'.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
GALE OF i..t.D.


On Monday lie 10Th day of MAJ
l>:ft. II the court house door in Uil;--
horc- IN Obedience 10 order -, s.Ic +.
-" en-" 81 \ T. Holden. a0rn.r 81
Mary r. g. Riley V. joins i. Ioctha,,
4uG others petition to make real c.ta,..
a-."f~. viii ositr for -8lc lie or..fhirI
Ill1eFe-, OF Ill Mary T.. {. Riley in !,
r1tt q ianfi ittng on north side II
lla.sDorp and oxford road ad;o;r;n.
.t4ds II John L. LochlIart. ,am,e7
f"2i and others containing about i.
..f+~- ard tie Homestead tract ri ur
MY Rlley- about ~ acres IL q-hi,f
-ic hat! lee simple.
Tens q sale Ouc-thirsl 81 ;, mi
iFti:iee =. " af.l u month u:,h flf-
g from. lay II -.lc.
I'll 81 day q April I>s3.
!. J.. HOLDEN
Administrator
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs


TATE.
BY Write of authority conferred
upon me by a certain Judgment OF the
superior Court for Orange County,
rendered at May Term 1898 or said Sl-
peilor Court. III a certain suit then ana
there pending, wherein Morris King
was plaintiff and Oliver IIcartt~waS de-
PENDANT, will sell at the court house
door III Hill>Doro. North Carolina. tor
cash at public auction. or Saturday the
2'th day OF May. 1899. the following
described tract or parcel OF. land situate
in Orange County. North Carolina, and
IN Chapel Hill township. adjoining the
lands formerly owned by VIM. Robson
and the lands Of Thomas Burrough,
and Gilbert Craig. containing S Acres.
more or less. it being the land con
veytd by deed in trust OF said "iIcaltt to
{. -. Turner, and conveyed to saiu
King by said &. y. farmer.
This 2lst day OF April, lS29.
{. -. TURNER.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
DEWEY ON THE FIRING LINE.

DA" II VE lii IFNIAH DIN Z.
All others having rctrea1ed 70
obscure points, The Dewey is
now the only pebble on the beach"
Ii yon want the very hest class Of
Stationery, Papers, School Books,
Blank Books, Law Banks, Tobacco.
Cigars, &c, call at cine Dewey" ;ne
latest and onl!est store of the kind
in the city.
Master Herman Law IS nov cou-
nected with The Dewey" and
OWN. to rush il business, reinforce
uents are naiiy~ expected.
BY order OF the Commander in.
Chief:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
.po-t cflitn Hours.

t;>x9t COUNTY OBSERVED. or
~oHd"hce.
POST onicc Hours.
+ "..- opens at 500 a.. n. Closes
p. ~,
i. .,r4 East closes 900 a m.
D. m.
M .,jng West closes 1000 q.
= 80 80 = N.
#.lu.y order books close 400 pm
j, clyde CHEEK, p. NJ.
c.et III W your lots.
Mr.. Mario Itou,on, Of Oxford,
-arg Ter sister, Mrs. Hassell, at
0.coHee nee Hotel.
l .al Mrs. Shepperd Strud-
..eA .a1 rhl.l Of Richmond, Va /,
~ NJ VIZ relatives here.
People who never make mis-.
~ dangerous persons TO asso.
s Chicago News.
} cents for a nice Box of
-neels and "a envelopes,
~. boro Bookstore. Old books
exchange for new.
{. II. Parks. member OF
te Board of Internal In
Gclt., went to Raleigh yester
y attehd a meeting o. the
jso-tmatcr Clyde Check, who
~ been under treatment in the Rex
-itai at Raleigh, returned to
,n Monday evening. He is
.i., well.
-l.r. Wallace Smith and Miss
Rlirv. both of IIl!lsb0ro, were
arfa.l IA tho Methodist church
sa.dlv morning Ut 0:l3 o'clock, by
,s w. Fox.
a few doses of Shrincr's Indian
|,,tai32", given in time, may save
tali3Hy dollars in money and the
IS yonr child. For sale by w.
- tIpc-, Druggist.
Moore, the Photographer, is
aw III the Emo Cotton Mills aud
vi. ftmain there about ten days.
H. r prcpard TO take "Photos' in
>ae lt;cSt styles. Call on him.
-Najor John W. Graham went
= Durham Monday to attend court.
He hopes to get away from there in
time to attend tue Episcopal Con.
t%rution at Jarboro the latter part OF
aa week.
W. return thanks to Nh. G.. w.
Parser, Of Cedar Grove township,
tor some Of the best sweet potatoes
.l..t Sc have eaten in a long time
lae> We're rs sound as a dollar and
@ete wy tine.
-preile who have once taken
~ WIT. iiltle Early R.sels will
.c,or cave anything else. They are
II" a.lmo., little pills" for torpid
..N.- .nl Il. irregularities of The
5>oal. w. a. Hayes.
~ Annual Convention of the
.opli Diocese of North Caro-
.al 4 nycHci ~ 1'arboro, Wednes-
t,, May 18th. ST. Matthew'S
~ agct Is represented by the rector,
,ty :. I4x8on Waters and wife.
-IUr supreme Court has refused
- 1T HE defendants q certiorari
il sHe ca,o Of Norwood VS.. Pratt,
u.n 0r.U1e. |. looks like this
>a.., IT,, case which has been on The
c.a.t lochcts for more than ten
cars.
Tie i6;h Annual Meeting of
State Medical Society will be
H ~.\>ncvli!e May 30th to June
-. !. ]. Picot, of Li,tleton,
President OF the Society. and
~ ". ptc,,ly, Of Charlotte,
os.ts
we acknowledge an invitation
Ms, Mary Il Rosemond to
,. tue Seventh Annual Com
m,ut OF the State Normal
ia,u>,ual College, 1T Greens.
l iU.>ily aud "Wednesday,
1921, l~+9
rity Collector Albright aud
.uy Marsha. Lloyd raidcd a large
!.~lilicry about 10 miles north
Nl Monday ught TIr still, a
.trge one, WAS cut 10 pieces
..LrLF -FtF4%s 81 -, . a
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
or ADVERTISING

ment> win be inserted tor
ri.are fou" inctj tor the first
X IL, tofeach Subsequent pub
IL for advertising tor any
,mr nay be made at the office
~t:iN5t COUNTY OBSERVED. or
GHleHce.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18

approved
}. CLYDE CHEE&, Frop,r.,
!IIIIsboro, \. {.
l.. S.-Suhscrlp,lons taken Tor all
Papers, Magazines, Books aud Per-
od!cals.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-05-18
OBSERVER.

lILL> 30 6 II, N. c..
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DOO 1I1EllN
r a TT w \ "
STANDARD RAILWAY OF
TIt: Snurrxr
,.
TAN7'
CALIFORNIA.
FLORIDA,
-
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
The state University.

The Times believes there is idle money
vent the disgrace that would follow the
closing of the doors OF the state univer.
sity. 1t also believes that there are
loyal men enough TO come forward and
sa. that they will cash the vouchers
drawn by that institution. and wait until
the state can pass laws to redeem The
warrants. No one will doub, the neces
sity for giving this mattel immediate at
,ention. The condition OF the state S
finances has been the topic for months.
Unless something is done the university
lions TO close its doors.
In the case in question no risk IS IN
Cured by the holders OF the university S
certificates of Indebtedness. The ques-
ton OF revenue in Colorado has reached
the acute stage There has been 100
much juggling, too much shlrking OF
responsibility. too much playing of poll
teal tavorites IN the assessment of prop
erty for taxation. Ii is certain that the
next session of the general assembly will
be required by public sentiment to make
ample provision tor the support of the
state institutions by system OF assess
ment and taxation tina, will be equitable
In any even, there will be no oppositiln n
to the passage OF measure appropriate
ing funds for the relet of the state in
sti,utlons which have been compelled to
run behind during the last half of the
biennial period.-Denver Times.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29

Inn Cowie and Harry Mcclure rove
over to Long gmont Yesterday and return.
ing brought back with them a carriage
full of fine carp in substantlauon of a re-
markable hsh story they are telling their
friends. In comming home on the road
south of Longmont, they found an irri.
eating ditch full to the brim and running
over with fine big carp from twelve to
eighteen inches long. The ish were
70 numerous that Cowic took of his
gloves and caught three or tour dozen
with his hands, while Mcclure stood on
the bank and gathered them up, Ac.
cording to the balance Of this remarkable
story. the hsh had gotten out OF Ga, nor I.
lake and were trying - make their way
up stream. Afhdavns may be seen a,
the abstract office.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
Aaccabees Convention.

The local lodges of the Maccabess are
making elaborate preparations for the
reception OF the visiting Sir Knights and
Ladies on the Fourth OF july. The pro
gram will be carried out in the Armory
hall in the morning. an informal recep
tion being rendered at that place TO the
visiting lodges. In the afternoon, the
guests will attend the Chau,auqua exer-
cises in body. 1t IS expected that at
least 500 members of the order will be
present from Denver and the northern
towns Of the state and the gathering will
be IN the nature OF convention. Com
mttees from both the knights and
Ladies lodges here are now at work
preparing the details OF the reception.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
TEXANS ARE COMING.
Daily Train. Bear southern Seekers fa
knowieugs and Recreation.

Daily Train. Bear southern Seekers Far
knowledge and Recreation.
The rush TO Boulder has begun. AL
ready the daily arrivals from the south
are begiering to coun, up into the scores
From Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo dispatches are coming announc-
ing the arrival a, those points OF delega
tions en- route to Boulder and the Chau-
tauqua. Conservative es,imates now
place the probable number of Texans
thar will be here on the opening day at
1900. This number may be Increased
considerably.
Accommodations for The visitors on
the grounds are being rushed to com
ple,on as rapidly As flesh and blood Can
accomplish the work. The furniture for
the cottages and tents. soue nine car
loads in all. IS being unloaded in the
park today. On Saturday the dining hall
will be ready for business The office is
ow open and the clerks are kept busy
registering the new arrivals
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
BUbO||iC P|0guc
1nIe0|elS Frisco
FRISCO FEARS PLAGUE.
Jspsne.e steamer Arrive. with Plague
Patients Aboard

fhtients ADOard.
San Francisco. June 29-This City is
much wrought up over the danger from
the bubonic plague which has been
brought here by the Japanese steamer
Nippon Maru. 1t is known that a lap
anese girl died from the plague two days
before the arrival OF the vessel IN port
When the news OF the death reached the
crew, and it was known that the vessel
would be held two weeks in quarantine,
two sailors who had been seen acting
queerly. provided themselves with life
savers and jumped overheard. They
attempted to swim ashore, but were
drowned and their dead bodies were
picked up on the shore. An examina-
ton by the health officer shows indIca.
tions of plague, but archaeological eH
animation Is necessary to positively
prove it. The chief fear here is over
the Chinese who refuse to obey the sam
tary laws. thus giving the scourge an
opportunity to become as deadly as ir
Hong Kong.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
Gotham. Recorder M....ax.

New York. June 77-Recorder Cot o.
this city IS lost. He has not been seen
tor over week. Some people clam
that he is nov At Southampton. England.
whittier he went on the liner New York.
but As he did not intend going to Ere
land and has he had no baggage with
him this Is not credited. When last seen
however. he was bidding goodbye 10
some friends who were sailing on the
New York. HIS friends are grea,l,
alarmed over the disappearance.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
GREAT INVENTION.

Liauened Air May fake the Place of Coal
On Ocean Liner.
Chicago. June 7p-The great question
OF storing llquehed xir has been prAc.
tically solved by J. s. Brady Of this city
He has already secured patents in tins
country and has patents pending II
Europe. The storing of the lique6ed Al
for sufiiciea, period will enable the use
OF the COMMODITY for power purposes OIL
the ocean liners, doing away with the
Carrying OF great tonnage OF coal.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
strike In wood Tunnel.

A phenomenal strike OF ore has been
made in the Wood mountain tunnel
above Wall Street. The strike has been
made in the breast OF the Iooo.foot tun.
mel and consists of good sized vein OF
ore carrying free gold. Chunks weigh.
ing twenty hve or thirty pounds have
been taken out. The depth attained bv
the tunnel is 700 fee, perpendicular
John Teagarden says It's the bigges,
thing ever struck on the property.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
DROUThS AND FLOODS.
Texas suner. First From One and Th-r
Frpm the Other

Texas suffer. FIrst From One and Then
frpm the Other.
Houston. June 2o-The most destruct.
i've storm IN 20 years is raging over the
southern part of the state. From re.
ports coming in 1t extends all along the
coast and several miles inland. The
rivers are all swollen to oyertiowing and
houses are everywhere under water.
The loss uiil be very heavy.
Buffalo Bayeau has overilowed. and
Port Arthur is flooded Many houses
are submerged. A long continued drouth
has been severely felt and the frs, signs
of the ram we're gladly welcomed. Th.
storms have entirely destroyed the crops
Railway traffic Is at s,andsuli.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
strike sit.s.,.n Uuch..s.d.

Chicago. June 7o-The strike situation
is pi actically unchanged. rae indica
tons are that unless the A meurs NEE,
the demands OF their workmen a general
s'rlke will result. This is the only con-
Germ that stands in the way OF settle.
ment. This morning the police were
called to disperse crowd that gathered
behind the packing house. There have
been no disturbances.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29

Denver. June 7o-1here was practi
cally no change in the smeiter situation
up to noon today.
The attorneys have been arguing on
the const,tutionallty Of the law before
the supreme court all day. Attorney
Waldron spoke four hours in vigorous
defense Of the measure passed by the
legislature. Mr.. Patterson and others are
speaking this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
outmby's Claim Valid.

The commissioner OF the General Land
Office at Washington has upheld II. K
Qu,mby's claim 20 the Last Dollar, Sll
yer King and Mountain Pink lodes.
Sugar Loaf. against the advance claim
of Thomas d. Price This ruling sus-
tains tina, of the Denver land office.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29

There will be a mulscal and elocution
entertainment at the Baptist church on
Friday evening. Miss Meade, popular
elocutionlst of last years Chautauqua,
will appear Admission IS cents for
adults and IS cents for children.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29

Denver. June 7o-The mill and smell
ter men Of Pueblo addressed letter 10
the board OF arbitration today. submit
ting their side OF the question aud asking
the establishment, OF an eight hour wage
scale to apply a, the Eiler and Pueblo
smelters. They say they will do all IN
their power to effect compromise
Daily camera., 1899-06-29

Notwithstanding previous notices it
has been decided by the srocers no, to
keep their business houses open on next
Monday evening. 1t is believed that
purchasers will be enabled TO do all
necessary business before closing time
on Tuesday.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
MOOkAlO DEAD.

Man Inquired In Midget Min Die. UnoeI
Surgical Operation.
Word was received iIum Nederiand
late this ate rdoon stating that d. d.,
Mcdonald. the man injured IN the MIdge,
mill recently. died while the surgeons
were performing An operation on his les
today TrezIsr WAS no'ihed.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
spanish Wont Pay Taxe~,

Madrid, June 7o-The tax situation
grows more serious hourly. The gen
eral mass OF people refuse to pay the
taxes under the new regulation which
goes into effect July 1. It is feared ,ha,
the agitation is the beginning Of Car
list revolution.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29

The condition OF Melvin rhornburg,
the young Longmont boy who was seri-
ously injured in runaway. now under
treatment at the university hospital, was
reported to be more favorable today.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
Cotton Duck pru,t.

Baltimore. June 7o-A trust for the
acquiring and operation Of all the cotton
duck factories is now in process Of for
nation. The capital will be $40. 100000
and it is expected to secure all the plants
in the country.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
H0S|enng Return
Of Volunteers
RUSH ORDERS.

shaftsr Instructed by AIrer to Ru-h
Transports to Manila.
Washington. June 2o-Secretary Algel
telegraphed General Shafter today TO
hasten the departure OF all transports 10
Manila so as to expedite the return
home OF the volunteers.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
SDlene[ S1UQIO[|
LII|e C||0||ged
lEAOviLLE HAPPY.

binetallic smeitsr Begins To Blow IN
Furnaces Again.
Leadville. June 7o-The Bimetallic
smelter's local plant blew in one furnace
this morning. The manager announced
that a second furnace would be blown in
Saturday. The resumption has caused
a much better feeling in smelter and
mining circles.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
ski9ov.rturu.d by barge.

Ciarksville. Mo, June 7o-Five labor
ers returning home from work in skiff
we're drowned last night. The skif was
overturned by a passing barge.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

In the cake walk and buck and wing
dancing. little Miss Hannah Leach OF
Denver is unsurpassed. She'll be at the
Temple Friday night.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
H.rv.r, Fresh mon Win.

New London. June 1o-The Harvard
freshmen boat crew defeated Yale fresh.
men to-day.
Daily camera., 1899-06-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, r,N,l,S.N.l!

The extremely low prices we are making
OIL all Summer lines MUST have the
desired effect--that of REDUCING
our stock
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-11
WATCHES OH INSTALL MtNTS.

Waltham and Elgin Watches large stock
OF new model Watches will be sold on easy nav.
ments 1t reasonable prices. All Styles. All
Square. marIgdtf
A fuli line OF trunks and bags can always be
"A found at 4. ID. REYNOLDS. trunk and bag
manufacturer, 500 Congress street. Congress
Square Ladies' and gents dress suit cases at
ail prices. Old trunks taken in exchange. Open
evenings. Telephone connection. Trunks re-
paired. 2O-r