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The evening times., 1900-04-13

W ANrEn BE. Young man, position ne Ing'c
s.fry hoHkhyepsr. has experience. good refer
.erDeS Address Box 2l2. this office Item
Il " III pay good money 90 secure position
under the municipal ur general Government.
D.. Address Bon 2I5. this office. apI3-3t
" NNrED By union composit1r situation: job
printer. AdIre-s BOX Ia8 thi- office. apl2-3t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

/, is impottact Ia tic cha .e~ al
life, business and Other ise. 10 ai"tt
suitable amendments 10 keep pare
With progress in business aud iis-
affairs OF lite generally. IN "af "a
stan;ly increasing trade We have
carried ont tits priuciple IS rapidly
Is demanded.
For tits April and Ma. raio II
comcs il the shape Of a ne" an.i
better class OF Dress Gods T1e
trade i demanding = bette VANITY
of Ladies Wear 0: 81 kiGi-. lleoce
We have a greater and more de-ta-
be line OF Spring and Somcle. D5e-s
Goods than We have ever had Al
yon have not seen such 8 pref. lot
OF Sumner Materials before IL ~tiiil>.
horo. Laws, D;uitias, Pcrrst~,
S%at,nes. Organizes, Liners. Bus
tered Crepons, Cambrics. &c.
The prett,est line OF Wsi-; Mat
rails tina, has ever been shosn II
mi town, Foulsrds. Carnbr.cs, &.
We wan, YOU TO call and ,ok 81
this line Of ladies goods. We have
been told repeatedly since opening
them that we have the pret1,"s' a.
sortment OF such things that ma
been shown ia Hilisboro in man,
years. We have catered specially To
ladies wants this Spring.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Our trade in this lin. is INCREASING
every day. The bandsome-t IKE "a.
Shirts, Scarts, &c.
1t is hardly necessary % remar-
on our lines Of Shoes. Tue people
have already learned to come 70 :.
for them. We have the agencv To-
Creighton's Ladies Shoes, the br>'
and pretties. line Of ladies' shoe
ever offered in fiillsboro. W. ha>'
built up a big trade on Soo"1 Sc;
Shoes.
The stock OF Clothics is Jam ~.
Every thiLg 10 Hardware That j
wanted.
We have made preparations 10
handling e tremendous a'nonul c
Fertilizers. Having plenty OF room
now we will have constantly OF
hand a number of the very bes
brands on tie market. Don't t2. :
try a few bags of Hyco, the h.ghe-
grade on tie marke: or manufac
tured.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

DR.. Edmondson. OF Littleton
N. c., will hold u series of meeting,
in tie Baptist church, beginning 80
Thursday night. May 81 Rev "
D. Bos,ic, pastor of this church
and Revs. II. S. Bradshaw and +
w. Fox have been holding prepare
tory or prayer meeting services II
the Baptist church every night since
Sunday night, and those pastors ant
their congregations will Assist in ,h'
meetings 10 be conducted by DR.
Edmundson. Everybody viii NEE
with a hearty welcome ct any o
these services.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
cATA7Rti CAN BE CURED Bf
J0f1nSton's SarSaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.


''H
Inc leading hot. ina great ely, a fatnous ama ated physician "a converS
n l4at.hll- to hs rhe and scDtcnuona -ittu4s were i group o vel
dressed 4nen. .FIe@ly Ian fer@ .uaAntsn E~n aMi counHfrcll aFeets
My tnn belief S that rlo} al science IS crrtan yet = nov thai all dis
ms Ih~ te aern o1 that t ne disease phtncra. here ,the bacillus
Of typhoid fevn: and here is the sill more dreadful iaruns of :utvttAe which
causes TIA most destructive Of all diyac> eonslu pton. TINS OF that very
common and slp4o~-t ineurallc dl,aN,c lta~rh"
catarrh. have NAT = :4 YEAR, and am thoroughly discouraged
The Doctor 1La~ered. : atarrh IKE dipfthetaa, oneuup tion,t typhoid
fever, and q hest - other diseases IS the result Of . rEc-ple invading h blood
ana attacking socially the mucous membrane TINS ia! and most disgusting
Who is not, or has not beca tronbled more or less with it. How often is he or
she obIged to remain at home from pleasant en- ertalnncnt deprive themselves
Of many Ir aIectuaI treats from fear of he 41apreeal odo arising from ca
tarrha} afetlons In its worst phase, the patent becomes loathsone both to
himself and his friends
Il btIe.o." continued this great ph5sci41. cha. The true a to heal ca
tarrh is TO ncdiaate the blood This car be one o1ly ty powerful alternatives
which act as blood purifiers"
Betsy A. Maret5, Of Manstee. Manstee CO Mo-, wrtes:
catarrh. Ny facW "a PAL a. death. was weax aud short If breath. could
hardly walk. | was 50 dizzy and had a ringing in my head all the time ply
hands NJ feet werea always cold My appetite was very poor O. getting up
in the morning. my head swan . was often Obliged - lie down again ] lad
awfulp pains n the small Of 1r back ! had a continue feeling of turedness
Nv muscular power vas almost entirely gon- and / 1 nld.t go a Z 4 dozen
step, vHAoutst stopping o rest and Otter thatl aaeh ,AcrAc caus 4 ~ to ave
a pain in my side II seemed as though he bloc nd let ny veins The DOG
tors SAID iv DIopih had AL turned 70 water. / had given ~ hi hope of ever get
ting well t4i the best ph.siIars IL the state, W failed Ito ret ms relief
NJ husband got III d bottle OF Jphnston, Sara ariia took It. and then /
bought another When these had been usd | was somewhat improved in
freshag and il seemed a. Z could feel new blood moving through my veins l
kent On taking /. md new consider ysIf a we'll mo rugged ora ] fork
all the time. and a N bappy. am positive that the SarSararila saved my life
TIE sick headaches / have had since childhood, have disappeared. and ny ca
ta~ch has almost entirely left me cannot h too tfankfEttr what jphnstpn .
Sarsaparnua has cone FIR me recommend al women who have SICK head,
aches to use your Sarsaparlla
nxnc1x1c=ArD DRUG. COMPANY, DIET oxT. MICH
For sale by W. A. Have. IInn-horo \. c, and Jordan Brothers, Cad.
we'll institute. =. e
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
o L | G |,

By authority vested in the County
lS9S-'a9.l section 10. the following
Township The Polling place OF West
Hill>boro Precinct has been moved
from Christmas store to J. w. Rockers
store near the depot OF the Southern
Railway.
=. The Precinct in Little River Town
ship formerly known as School House
near JackSons shop, has been moved
TO Orange Academy, and Ia bounded
and defined a. follows, to-wir Begin
ming at point where the Oxford roAG
crosses Durham county line near Will
liam Overaker'5, with said road west 10
Lyons mill road. thence with said mill
road to Emo river, thence up the river
westerly with its meanders to the Hills
boro ami Little River Township line
thence with said line north Ia Forester
creek thence east with meander OF said
creek to South Little river. thence with
SAID river to Orange and Durham coun-
ty line, thence south with said line tc
the beginning.
3. A new Precinct has been estao'
Used at Pleasant Green Church in Lit
tie River Township. and is bounded
and deiineGas follows, to-wit Begin
ming at a point neal William Overakeri
on the lliilsboro and Oxford roa,
where said road crosses The Durham
county line. thence westward with sale
road 10 the LYON mill road. from thenc'
TO Eno river. hen with meluderiflg o
said river 10 Dnrham county line
thence in a norttlerly direction WITH
said line 10 startiI 6 paint.
JOHN KIRKLAND.
Secretary Board Elections
Hillsboro. y. G. May y. 1900.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
4 NoIAEs AwFt- PERIL.

"Irrre = my u chance t. S..4
yarr lie and that IS through ia ,p
e%,a:Ion' u.re Nh >}aft.iug words
hc.ti ~ Ar- | B. Hunt q La,
Rt.e, VS. from her doctor ate.
b. n.d .alu.y trlel to cure her 81 !.
irinhtiul cs.e Of stomach trCUh al.
veii.v iaundice. Gail stoues ~.
torm4! ard she constantly Gree
vof-" Then she began 10 use / &
trio 3:,te,s which wholly cured h
Il's , wonderful Stomach. Liver aH
Kidney remedy. Cares Dype.s,a
Loss q Appetite. T., It. Gully II
cts. Guaranteed. For sale !. "
A Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
NO1ICE-LI>T YOUR TAXES

The undersigned will attend a, the
following places Hiil-horo Township
10 take the taxlist for 300
Cheeks CROSSING. jane 9Th and 6th.
County Home. June .th.
University Station. June Sth.
Hillsboro during the remainder Of the
month OF June.
All persons are requested 10 attend
70 listing their taxes, as 4 failure 20 do
% will entail cost.
JOHN KIRKLAND.
Tav lister tor Hillshoro Township
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
K &
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN

Your bos. feelings, your social 70
sition or business success &c, enc
largely on the perfect action Q. s""'
stomach and Liver. DR.. Klng's New
Lite Pills give increased strength,
keen, clear brain, high ambition :
rs vent box will make YOU tet1 ike
new man. Sold by w. A. Hayes
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
. W n + a X r S

~ . W n L X X h S +.
Having been appointed to list the
Faxes tor the town of HillsborO for the
year 1900. | hereby notify all persons
that are liable for town tax that | will
he i'll ;he printing office of The Orange
County Observer during the month o.
June tor the purpose OF listing I'll town
property, both real and personal.
All persons liable for poll, are also
required 10 list the same with me.
Alltax-payers should see that theil
property Is properly listed. Section
OF the Town ordinances makes all per
sens failing to list rs required BY law
liable to pay double tax and a fine O
$1,000.
Thi, 25th day of May. 1900.
JOS. a. HARRIS. Mayor,
LAST Taker,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
AAPokTAST TO TEACHERS AND
THOSE WISHING UsIvERsITr
lSSTKrcrroH

iApokTANT TO TEACHERS AND
THOSE WISHING UsIvERs11r
INSTRUCTION.
lbe Seventh Session OF the Uni
vereity Summer School for Teachers
Will begin jane Eth and cou.inae
tour weeks The Faculty vii in
Guide o than twenty eniu-n. in.
structor.. There Will b.. daiiy in.
siructton 10 the beet methods Of
teaching al OF The branches ,aoght in
the leading pubic and private
schools, High schools aud Aca.l-
cn:es IN the Spn,n. oince It's +stab.
l'+hmeu, SIX year. ago, the Umver-
atty Summer School has easily rank.
ed with the test Summer schools of
the country. The advantages. Of this
year w,li sarpass those 0: former
yeera.
! Another FORWARD Nouemen: at The
University.
This year tor the first time IN lis
history, the University will have a
sommer Term. and offer
20 Regular University Cour.es.
Many a teacher desiring to pursue
al advanced course during his .aca.
ton, many a college student vino
wishes to carry on his studies during
the summer months and thus hasten
his graduation, and many men and
women who can attend college or
the University only during June,
J uly and Aueust will learn gladly oil
this ley departure.
Members Of the Summer School
during the four weeks i; is in session
may attend the Summer Tercl
classes free OF charge.
For circulars giving full informs
ton as TO tnition, board, and cource,
OF study, address
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Or nj. e. S NOBLE, Superintendent,
o. the Summer School, Chapc
Hill, n. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
NGF rlNN

Is hn-n>t Flower still has the
.>i sc a any medicine in the
world. Your mothers and
'' ~, thought Of
a1rS e'-e for Indigestion
j. ctors were scarce,
i'm card of Append
Pros,,a,ion or Hear,
ee They used August
."ti 10 q an out the system and
i'fo'ea',tia of undigesled
- - a'c the action OF the liver,
he nervous and organic
@ys.rm, and that Is sill
sling dull and bad
'iati,> aud other Acnes.
10y reed few doses oil
August Flower. 10 liquid
" make YOU satisfied tha,
batAu'g serious the mstiel
- fot safe by w. A
iru..s,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
THE UNIVERSITY Or NORTH

CAROLINA A..
ESTABLISHED IN l.ee.
Simmer Session begins June y.
Closes August 81. Regular Collegiate
instruction IN all Departments for term
of twelve weeks.
Tuition 500: Registration s..
SUMMERS SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
from June l. TO july :. Special N
struction by school experts. Tuition g..
Fox circulars c~ontainin. courses !.
study, address
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN.
Chapel Hill, y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
NJ q I | c (
~

Having this day qualifrl a Ala E
istra'rix OF George V HI. -.s-
| hereby notify all pe-"s- III .et..-sl -
the said estate e make ,csn-late l.a,-
uent. and all claims Asa.t-t ste -s.t
estate must be presented 10 thu ~..s-r-
signed properly authenticate. ou or p
fore the 18th day O: M. !Jl. ~
this notice VIII De plead III bar u Their
recovery.
This 18th Day Of Nav. lae1.
ALICE HILL
idr1iniztrtrfv.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

DE Wits Little Early Riser>
are the finest pills l ever used"-D
J. Moore, Mlllbrook, Ala. They
quickly cnrc all liver and bowe'
troubles. w. A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
'>EHNER.

\ ~
~
g, ,u,.
IN. C1o.es
~o-.9.O1an
* .o>.s 1000 a.
~ "io<e4.n0 n. m.
t.EEn, r. NJ.
1"'"1 = hsrei h.ii
r. b!coade,
a. !! hcDade.
f-e ,t tar sun q. Oh.
'.tar, Monday. pre-.
81 Leau.iic! spec.
H4rfi.. .!auoLter Of
i 10 - ot'em n. y ,
" ""o.@, vi joseph a
I.., 4 Gta'2m. Of Pnila.
..a#d VI. Gr". & Graham, OF
Ga{, ati;ve,t here Mon.
ar.r Ia h,r, Mai. John
4 -.
,.n.,, mora aeac,rauv
a~r,e's ao,ms from tho
..n Shr.n.r'. Indian
~. u,b,n,..onh, 80
ua,k., Eor'.aI.
..fD,n,,;e,
'f"1chih& IN INC lesoy'e'
~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
ny ,lCE.

\ the residence Of Mrs. Garden,
ertniao1her Of the bride, three
q = vest e H,ilshoro, on Wednes-
5ay, Nav ; 1900, Ms. Doll Riley
aoi Miss Phoebe Rice, all OF Or
nee, we're happily united in mar.
go by George + Cru,chfeld. Eco,
ne marriage was a very quiet one.
'h.y . few Invited guests being pres
tf " through this world they
""Nlti 20, may The richest gifts o.
eNea ani all the sweetest joys O
~" &C. crown their pathway. il
Ills Vsh ota. t'RIsND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
NJ o T | & Z

Having qualified as Admia.st-atrix
OF Thomas X. Cole, deceased. Hi, il IL
notify all persons having chains against
her estate 10 exhibit them -. ~
signed on or tetore Msr ~, II y
or this notice Will be pIeat il. htro'
their recovery. and all person, in.irh..I
10 said estate Will please ms tg.ne3i
ate payment.
This 18th Day Of May. 300.
MARY ELI.EN COLE.
AHiaLnI>tr.trN-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
SALE.

iy yirtue~cf an order, made in the
Court of Bankruptcy for the United
states. J will sell 10 the highest bll!cr
for ca,h. on Monday the 18th !t@ ot
June. 300, Il Il 2 court house .oor IN
i~!ill-5pro. the following described ~.
~ ~;,tTccl ot land, to-Nit A -. aal5-
essel interest IL anil 10 a lit OF pare
OF land III Bingham Township AMY
Of Orange. .te 81 North C4rotu4. arc
joining iants ot Dennis t4te- an0
otneg> aui k8oNn a. smiths Oh ti~II.
AMI containing 10 acre~. mor" - i~~-
sd lands are sod "a belonging 10 10
estate 81 \. T.. Gates, Bauarul... ts.i i.
>6ld subject 20 the widow r5shl u
Guwe,.
Ia. 18th lay III MAY lao
=. t.. >IAILi Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

See notice OF Joseph y Harris,
tax lister for he town OF Hi.lsboro.
- consider it not only a pleasure
but a duty | owe to my neighbors to
tell abou, the wonderful sure effect.
ed 10 my case ny the timely use OF
CbamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Eemedy. A iewdoses o.
1t effected a permanent cure. l take
pleasure in recommending it &c
others suffering from that drcadfn
",sea-e.-J. w. Lynch, Dorr. w
Va. This remedy is sold by W. A
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
requires an eDtirci,

II" requires IN entirely
.cu tee >l,a':on t~Lron2i..u, IL,
STATE for tie election next angus
l.egts,ra5S viii be appointed ~ tx
Comfy H,a7ds 81 Election On Tie
Fl ST Mo. Gay in june. lse.jstrattot
begins The first Of July and close
the second SATURDAY before The eiyc
iicu
j G Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn .
~a,s, i ca not say tao zach tor De
WITS N1on i.azel >al,e. On
! box Of j cnred VIVA, the doctors
allied 81 jocurabie ulcar ~, NIX
jaw" Cares piles and FL! skin ii
eases. L.ok ont Tor worthless i'm
,a,ions " A. HAYES.
See notice OF Bankrupt Sale Of
Land by J c S,aley. Trustee.
Mrs Z Y. Mehane, Of Ehan3
this county, sat at her dinner table
last Sunday with ten children. s x
sons and four daughters, and all 81
her grand children, except three.
we're present. Five OF her CHI
dr+r. are married May t'ier have
any nare pleasant occ&sio.i5 nhe
this One.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31

When ChviCt comes TO take ven.
geance on hi, toes they car nei'he,
eiude or Withstand him No den,
nor %caverns, rocks nor mountains
can hide them nor can any created
power screen them tom the iudig
nation OF bitn who stitch upon the
throne, and from tho wrath OF tht
Lamp.
w II MN AN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w. II. NEW MAN.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-05
WHEATLEY WINS.


Chauute, Kan, March 29.-George
". Whea,ley, of Galena, Cherokee
county, was nominated for congress
cn the first ballot by the republicans
OF the Third district in convention
here yesterday, He received 81 votes
ten more than enough TO nominate
H. n Allen. Of Neosho, and j. I.
Bradley, of Chutauqua, were elect ID
delegates to the republican nationa,
convention, Each delegate, was per.
mitted to name his alternate. Brad-
ley selected Phil Campbell, of Craw-
ford, and Allen named w. H. Upton,
o Cowley. A. p. johnson, of Cowley,
was nominated Tor presidential elect
or The convention Endorsed y. A..
Dubois,o Elk, for election as delegate
a''large to The Philadelphia conven-
ton by the state convention and in
corsed the candidacy of Charles Scot
for the republican nomination for
tongressman-at-.,.a. sre.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-05
FIREMEN KILLED.
Failing Walls In Fire Canses the Death
Of Two Men and the Injury OF Five
Others ut Owoss0, Mich.

0wosso, Mich, April 1.-Two firemen
were illed by falling walls yester-
day in a fire which destroyed the Cen
trail high school of this city. Three
other firemen were seriously injured
and two pupils of the school were
quite badly hurt. The fire caught
from a burning chimney which spread
through the cold air duets to all parts
of the large building. The school
house was on hill and the engines
We're unable to furnish sufficient force
to render the fire department of much
use. A portion of the VISITS fell I'M
expectedly, carrying Firel,.n Ross
and Tucker down to the basement
with the debris. The other fremen
who fell with the walls were badly
bruised and crushed but are ex-
pected to recover. The building was
valued at $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-05
MACRUM TELLS HIS STORY,
The Ex.Consul to Pretoria Appears Before
the House Foreign Affairs Committee
His Reasons for Coming Home.

Washington, March 29.-Charles E.
Macrum, the American ex-consul at
Pretoria, appeared before the house
foreign committee yesterday and
told of the alleged indignities he suf-
fered at the hands of the British dur
ing his incumbency. In opening, he
recalled the statement he had made
some time ago to the Associated press
That settlement, he said, practically
embodied all he had to say. He ex.
planned that when he asked for q
leave of absence he desired to come
home for private business reasons
and also because he desired to place
before the United States government
certain facts which he deemed it es-
sehtial should be known here. He
understood, he said, that the British
had possession Of our cable cipher. He
was not certain of this, but he had
since had information which con-
vlnced him that his suspicious were
correct.
Mr.. Macrum said the delay of his
mail created a CONVICTION in his mind
that the British authorities were re-
sronsible. The first actual evidence he
had was the receipt of two opened
letters. He produced the envelopes
which he said contained these letters.
One was from private citizen adj
dressed to the United States consul
at Pretoria, and the other was to
him by name, from Consul Stowe at
Cape Town.
Mr.. Macrum stated that on Novem-
Der 6 he had cabled the state depart
mtnt in cipher asking for leave of
al sencc That message had gone
through Durham. The next day, No
ycmher 7. he said, he had been in.
formed that newspaper at Durham
printed the fact that he had asked
for leave Of absence.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-05
NEWS NOTES.

Kansas mills will make enough -four
this year to supply 100000 people
with bread.
The house on Saturday passed the
Notifications appropriation bill as it
came from the committee. 1t carries
$7,O93, ass.
The grand council of Missouri of the
United Commercial Travellers OF Amer.
lea will hold their ninth annual ses-
sion in Kansas City, Mo-, May is
and 10.
Fire in the McClintock building at
Pittsburgh, Pa, last night caused a
loss Of $4,000. Rosenbahm's mill.
merry establishment suffered s5O,O@
damage by their Easter stock of mil
hnery being injured by water.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-05
Webster Davis Home from the Transvaal.

New York, March 29.-Among the
passengers on the steamer Aller,
which arrived yesterday from Genoa,
was Webster Davis, assistant secre-
tary of the interior. He met Presi-
dent Kruger al Pretoria and was
greatly impressed by the strength of
character of the chief executive of the
Boer republic. Mr.. Davis believes that
the Beers will be able to continue
their struggle against the British Tor
Il considerable time in spite of recent
reyerses. He had an opportunity OF
personally seeing the Boer troops in
action and he spoke highly of their
solderly qualities and courage. Mr..
Davis said he was well treated by the
Beers. every possible courtesy being
shown him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-04-05
Central Missouri NJ. r. Conference

Marshall, Mo-, March 20 The Cen
trail Missouri conference of the NJ. L.
church convened yesterday in this
city. Ninety preachers and 40 dele
gates are in attendance thus far,
representing churches in Missouri,
Arkansas Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Illinois, parts of all of these states
being embraced in this district. In the
afternoon reports from presiding
elders were heard and in the evening
the anniversary of the Freedmans Aid
society was celebrated.