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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16
Wilmington Messenger4l

Chairman Simmons says that OF
the 81 counties % counties voted
against The amendment OF these
Il were very small. The counties
west of Wake gave 20 900 majority
He says the Nati.xe al campa'ss IN
not begin until September. The
largest sun given by one person to
this campaign fund was $500. The
committee was hard rp for funds.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16


[Ralelgh Christian A1vccate.]
The State has iost passed throng
another exciting election-perba,-
tie mos, exciting in it's history. a
victory has beer won not tor any
party. Democratic. Republican O
Poonl,s,. bnt for q principle deep,
embedded IN the Southern heart ano
10 fact in the heart of the whole ma
ton a majority of voters has re
corded its conviction that intei'i
gence must rule this nation, and thai
Caucasians, from the human stand
point, mus, be the arbi,ers OF ttef
own de-tlnles. Let us now look iof
r.ace and the burying OF all en;mo--
tties. lie, al citizens bend their ct
forts toward promoting by wi-e
legislation and good citizenship the
prosperity OF U common country
Let it not be forgotten that the
black man, more than ever. demands
our good vii! aud good Offices May
Ali discharge their duty in the tea
Of God aud with good will 10 al
mon
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

-"Ihrough The months Of June
Ani July our baby was ,.e,hnng and
took q running off OF the DO xei- and
sickness # the >'omach,~ says o. VI
L. holiday, Of D-mins, lad. II :
bowels wound move ir"m 1--WE 10
eight times a day had a bottle OF
Chamberl,!n's Colo, Cholera an
Darrh"ea Remedy in she h ,use add
gave him tour drtps ia a teaspoon
tul OF ~ae' aud b. 20, better 8,
once" Sod by W. A. Hayes,
D.15sisl.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

The wolf in The fable pu; on
Sleeps cloibing because il he trs.-
eled on his own reputation he
c"ulin't accomplish his purpose.
C"nnterie,ters OF De Wits Witch
tiazel S,ltc couldn't sell their
worthless saves On their merits, So
thev pnt them IN boxes and wrap
pers ike De Wits Look out tor
them Take only De Wits Witch
Hazel Sslve. 1t cures piles aud a..
skin diseases w. \. HAYES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

The ,uimi,able Sam Jones one.
met his mstch OF Palucah. Ky. H.
vas ridicnilng the sveraCe church
member at his old ,ime na,e, hen,
suddenly he turned on the preacher
IN charge, ard exclaimed My my,
Ramsey. why don't yon sc, the dogs
on 'enY2 Quick as q fash tie an.
came "I'.e-got one on EN-
no" sick en-, SAN - Tha, brought
down the house like ar, earlhu lake.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

The friends OF ex-Judge A. w.
Graham will be glad to learn that
he was elected to the House in the
late election in Granville county.
He received the larges: vote given
to any candidate on any # the tick
cts. This is avery high compliment
TO one OF North Carolipa's best cit
lzens. Old Orange is proud o. her
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16
The State Board OF Canvaasers
will meet at Raleigh Angst 23rd.

a meeting OF the Democratic
: ate Committee will be called at an
early date to provide the machinery
Tor holding q Senatorial primary a,
the November election. In that
primary every Democrat will be en-
,it!ed to express his preference tor a
United Sta'es Senator to succeed
i3utler.-kale,gh Newe-Ob>e1yer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

Elec;rlcr. has been applied 10 he
manufacture aud making ri cigars,
cigarettes and cut tobacco. On a
trial recently made 10000 cigar
cites and 5000 pounds OF cat TO
hacc, we're produced in one mlunte
hts invention viii throw tens 81
thousands .: hand, out OF employ
'UeDt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

-Chin4.e sre dangerous enemies,
Tor they are treacLerons That's
why all counterfeits o! De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve are dangerous.
They look like De Wits, bnt in
stead OF the all healing witch hazel
they all conta,n ingredients liable to
Hrila,c the skin aud cause blood
poisoning For piles, injuries and
skin diseases use the orcinal and
genuine De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve. w. A. Hayes
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16
q
Millions will he snent &, :

Millions will be spent ia poll.
tics this year. We can't keep the
campaign going without money anv
more than We can keep the body
vigorous without food. Dyspertics
used to star,e themselves Now
kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests vha,
you eat end allows you 10 eat all the
good TODD you want. 1t radically
cures stomach troubles. w. A.
Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave yon, if you
used Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands Of sofferers have proved
',heic melchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make
- 4-S ----
il not cured. Sold by w. a. Hayes,
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

raleigh Morning Post. Aug. lo.]

raleigh Morning Post. Aug. lO.]
A number,' of our friends have
gone to work deliberately to destroy
the old to~n of Hllrboro, sbe bis
,o.ic county seat of Orange. Within
late year q cotton aud one or two
other factories have been permitted
to be erected "in the midst" Of the
sanc,i6ed spot, aud not content with
this, busy bodies and busy minds
and busy hands, no, to say busy
dollars-,he latter the accumulation
Of the ages i.not eged-heve turned
about aud are now engaged in erect
ing 3 la,es, up-to-date roller mill
aud shuttle block factory, Messrs
James Webb, Jr. & Brother, end q
number Of other citizens, are inter
es,,pp themselves 10 this pew under.
taking
Really il this thing goes on the
place we have SO long known will
soon be among the "rn,ne Of the
past" and be known no more for
ever Aud those engaged in Thu
i%conoclasm seem determined to make
j; go on" thusly.
We cannot help wishing ou'
friends we'll. The Old must give
way to the New eooner or later.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

Cy. Thompson makes the remark
able statement that be will not vote
Tor Stevenson for Vice +. esi1ent,
hut will vote for Bryan tor Presi-
ident "if be is Oh tho popuIlst
ticket
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

The cotton crop in this section
was never better. The plant i.
small. bu, it is heavily trn;te6 from
top 70 bot.om.-Raleigh News and
Observer,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

The >'aniard Oh Comrsny has
declared another dividend Of S pr
cent making IS per crn>. .inc- he
Ii q. March
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

With thrse Ki,chins in the cam
paiyn-father and two sons-a 6ne
example is shown how merit !s ap
preciated and character tells. Cap
tain Buck is able vet TO carry his
end of the log, to quote Sam Jones.
The two boys are candidates 10 two
districts for Congress. When did
that happen before, and they sons OF
an
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

The Democrats of the Ninth DIS.
trlct have nominated w. L. Craw
tod for Congress
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16
PREVENTED A TRAGEDY.

Timely information given Mrs.
George Long, of New S~trai'sville,
Ohio. saved two lives. 4 trigh,tu,
cough had long kept her awake
every night. She had tried many
remedies and doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged to try Dr..
Kings New Discovery. One bottle
wholly cured her, aud she writes.
this marvellous medicine also cured
Mn Long OF a severe attack OF Pnen-
mona. Such cures are positive proof
CT It's power TO ure all throa.. chest
and lung troubles. Only soc and
81 90. Guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at w. A. Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16
Y @ u r Is G Y S

Can receive a Christian Education 10 Classical snd Bniness Courses ln
GLIDING Shorthand, Typewrning, Telegrsphy, Bookkeeping, Ienman>h'p
and Commercial Law taught by Six Specialists, ad a, b same tune
enjoy Good Fare, Low Terms, Gymnasium, Athletics I"c'udlng base
ball, Football, Tennis and Bcycnng) and plenty OF shade, Imre~ a'.r Il
tree air in the beautiful location in Orange County, ear Neoane' Nor'h
Carolina, where is situated
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

There will between 5000. 900 and
$500 600 new voters in this country
III the coming Presidential election.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-16

NORTH Carolina is sa:d to be the
fourth State in the number OF sp,n
dies. South Carolina Is third.
1t will surprise you to expert.
ence the benefit, Obtained by using
the dainty and famous little pills
known a. De WITS Little Early
Risers w. A Ha;es
The Democratic State Chair.
man, Hon. r. NJ Simmons ia going
right alter the United States oficial,
who haze showc "p.rn,cion~ activ
ny - the State campaign. He will
collect evidence through The count,
chalrmeo.
In India, the land of famine.
thousands d,e berau-e they canno,
ob's;n ."od. In America. the laud
Of rlen'y. many suffer aud die he
they cannot digc-, the food
'hey ea'. kotol Dyspepsia Cure
d!,-sts aha, you eat 1t ,ustan,,y
re 'tVts and radically cares all slom-
arh troubles. W. 4 HAYES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13

and General Manager Polk, neither were
satisfied unless the newspaper man talked
in a whisper over the telephone. Loud
talk was indstinct to them.
At first the newspaper man talked in a
moderate zone. believing IL would require
considerab bic effort to make himself heard
over partially completed system 1t was
President Bsbee at the other end and in
stead Of asking for more energetic critic
ulation, ne requested that the conversation
be in more moderate tone. The news
paper man dropped an octave, but was
told from the other end ne was talking too
loudly
Whisper" said President Bisbee. II
want you to whisper, and I'll tell you what
you say"
The newspaper man whispered a SEN
tence, which was not heard by a man
standing between eight and ten feet away
Mr.. Bisbee heard IL distinctly or at least
he promptly repeated what had been said
This is one of the main things we will
have to guard people against" said Mr.
Bisbee, land that is, talking too loudly"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13

Of some, is one of the most beautiful hats
shown. 1t is al back made Of narrow
braid and net, long plume 10 the right
side, turned from the face, with soft lace
Dow to the left SIDE.
Another is a yellow and white walking
shape. Yellow satin braid, with Maine
and velvet trimming. broad bow in front
to face. Lace trimmings on left s-de vio-
lets on the back.
A distinctive feature of the opening is
the display Of chIldren's hats More than
SEQ designs are shown.
The pretueSt probably is childs viii te
| poke, made of plated maine, scot Tam
O. Shanta crown. Two pretty piumes, WITH
white satin strings. Another is a Manila
braid. enure.y new, with field flow ers
and large black velvet bow.
Another is red and white Cuban braid,
small red flowers and skeleton bow of red
velvet.
Another Is chi,ds pol1e of rough braid,
trimmed with two large piumes and large
| rosette bows with streamers The hat IS
all pink.
Til re was an unusually large display of
mourning hats Ct all styles suited to ladies'
Of ell ages.
The millinery depa ri ment is in charge of
ladies' of TASTE. They are thoroughly COM
petant and are net only milliners, but ar
lists.
Adjoining the millinery roam is the la
dies suit room where spring suits are
shown Among the tailor-made gowns is
a beautiful silver grey homespun jacket
Elton effect aborately appliqued in VIII te
and taffeta.
The most beautiful is a pearl grey of
ladies Goth, fringed and appliqued with
taneta and Eton Jacket.
A beautiful! line of skirts is shown.
An elegant line of six waists is display
ed Real novelties in Silk und skirts High
in ~ and laQp m q
goods. real French effects, in the new
shades of salmon, pearl grey and burnt
orange A specially of this firm is fitting
out bridal costumes.
The juvenile department is attached to
this department.
The embroideries and lace department is
large and beautiful, in cambric, mulls,
Swiss effect in insertions and all overs.
Qhe dress silks embrace French foulards
crepe deshenes, in pastel colors, lace silk
with lattice effect Crepettes corded and
SHRED effects, pou de sole of all pastel
shades French mercerized organdie. In
the fancy goods department are the pref
~ buckles and belts in ribbon and leather
effect In hosiery, plain and ribbed effect.
Handkerchlefs, plain and embroidered,
chiffon and lace ties.
Fans of the most elaborate pastel col
ors. Parasols 10 match colOrs of dresses
shown.
The basement was rearranged with a
complete and full line of spring house.
furnishing of glass, sin, china and wooden
and willow ware
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13
TOURING TICKET AGENTS.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION PAR
TY WILL STRIKE SAVANNAH.

International Association of Ticket
Agents Held Its Annual Meeting in
Atlanta Last Thursdny-Agents
and Ladies Have since Been on a
Tour Through Fiorida-23O in the
Party-They VIII stop at the De
soto and BE shown the sights in
and Around savannah by Local
Railroad Men-NeNvs and Notes OF
the Railroads.
The touring party OF the international
Association of Ticket Agents viii reach
Savannah day after tomorrow. There
viii be far more than the usual number
of railroad men in the city on thai day,
as the local comp eiaent Wa De greatly ILL
creased by the visitors. In fact il viii
have been a long iirae since 50 many r4.f-
ROAD men have az } iu Savannah - one
day.
Savannah IS on The programme Of The
party for one days stop. They VIA ar
rive before noon over the Pan system
from Jacksonville end their s9eoili train
viii moi pull Qua untl m.dr-ant In the
meandme they WiA see the 81 .Ats 0i So
vannah. The io-al ticket and passenger
agents win douo. IS do every tl.ng in
tne.r power for the entertainments Of the
visitors and 10 add 90 the pleasure OF
their stay in inc cl,y
The ticket aeel's WIN be aCcomlan ed
b. about l0o lad es. In The enti-2 party
there are about - They aid oe quar-
tered az tae De SOTO. ARRANGEMENTS having
already been ma ls for me T.sltOrs by
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13

Judge SDecr Has Directed Marshal
barnes to Appoint Them.

Yesterday morning Judge Speer instruct
Cd Marshal Barnes 10 appoint a once six
additional special bailiffs, for the purpose
Of preserving order and assisting in the
transaction of the business of the Circuit
and District Courts of the United States,
now In session here. They are to serve
during the trial Of the Tyson conspiracy
case.
Judge Speer's order on the subject IS as
follows: The court being about to enter
upon the trial Of the case OF the United
States against d. A. Tyson, e. al. com
pretending eleven defendants actually on
trial, charged with a most serious off anse.
and large nultitudes of witnesses and
Others being in attendance on the court.
and there being but three baillffs appoint
cd 90 assist in preserving order both in
the Circuit and District Courts, both of
which are In session, II being deemed act
ua0iy essential to the preservation of or
der In court The safety of officials OF the
government and proper security of the
prisoners, u is ordered by the court that
John NJ. Barnes, United States marsha
DO forthwith appoint six additional spec al
baiHifs. the appointments TO last during
the trial"
There seems 10 be some difficulty about
carrying out che orders of the court that
is founded on the rules of the department
OF justice. 1t is believed that This will
be successfully surmourted and that mo
ba!lffs, whose appointment is necessary
under the circumstances, viii be secured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13
SPRING MILLINERY.
LADIES THRONG THE STORES TO
ADMIRE THE FIRST HATS OF THE
SEASON.
AT KROt sIIOFF's.
A Splendid Array of the Latest Hats
and PIumes and Flowers.

and PIumes and Flowers.
The opening of spring millinery a
Krouskoff's yesterday vas one Of the best
he has ever made. The arrangement Of
the new goods was new and novel. There
was plentiful display Of pains, which
.ent real spring air TO the occasion.
A feature of the opening was a neat
flower room. an original idea OF MI JUL
US Krouskon's. In the little apartment
was displayed quite a large stock of
flowers. All the latest things, very ex-
pensiye and OF exquisite patterns were
shown. On the first floor were shown
the newest things in chiffons, crepes and
show trimmings. ON the right, entering,
was shown the new pastel shades of rib
bon. 1t was very attractive. In the cell
ter elsie was shown novelties in jets,
mohair and straw Flowers and crepe
roses, orchids, chiffon plumes. These en-
oraeed the very latest things manufac-
tured. Mr.. Krousko1 said, They are the
latest fad in New York city"
Under direction Of Miss Snow. the hat
department. proper, on the second floor,
was thing of loveliness. Some very
swell hats were SHOWN.
Among the mos beautiful and which
attracted most attention was Madam
Louise hat of white chiffon, French crown.
Paradise aigrettes with very handsome
rhinestone buckles. This hat was per-
haps the most attractive and the mos
expensive, although other beautiful ones
We're shown. Among them was large
eghern in the new shade of pink,
trimmed in Huntington real lace
VITA chiffon and flowers All in The pink,
which was new crs alton. The Sappho
nat was che CT the attractive hats. Every
1ody expressed wish TO see it and they
were delighted with it,
Inc nat was black Maline, with three
elegant ostrich piCmes and pink roses
and long back steamers The Anna Held
was equally as attractive. and had as
many admirers as the Sappho
II was large legnOrn with binding of
black velvet, trimmed in FrenchB roses
with long pink ties These hats were SEN
sations, Another exquisite creation was
the rose hat of white Tuscan trimmed in
Lavender roses, large bow clasped in back
with buckles, flying long lavender stream
crs and Maine ties
Another pretty hat was white leg
horn, trimmed in white chiffon, large bow
at side clasped with buckle. This tat was
very pretty. Another. hat which was
greatly admired was a leghorn faced with
pink rose leaves, trimmed in a large bow
and white plumes
The PASTEL shades were the prevailing
shades, They blend so tremendously as
to enable artists to create very new and
beautiful things Of them. The new shade
OF pink is popular. 1t came in for its
share of praise yesterday, and is destined
to be favorite.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13
COMMANDS THAT ARE COMING
CONTINUED From Eighth Page)

cots and quarters to spend the night The
cots are said to be available from two
or three sources, so that there will be no
difficulty on that score, Capt Thomas
Screven undertook to SECURE The Guards
Hall fer quartering the visitors.
The brownsville Guards have accepted
the invitation. So also has the Quitman
band. It is very probable that other in
fantry companies will be heard from with
in the next two or three days and that
one or Two more musical organizations
will accept the invitation. The Clineh
Rifles of Augusta have written that they
will probably come, and the Committee
expects to be advised very soon of the re-
suit of a meeting 60 be held by the COM
pany to-day.
The naval militia will be out in the
parade and review. The local division will
lie out in force, and among the very first
TO decide to take the trip to Savannah
were the two divisions at Brunswick. The
battalion will be commanded by Com
mander Frank Aiken of Brunswick The
Beaufort Artillery Naval Reserves, a very
old organization, has been considering the
trip and will probably come.
Some days are usually necessary to adj
nit Of an organization arriving at con-
clusiOn about a trip. The invitation of the
committee has NOT been i'm hand long
enough to admit of all points being con-
sidered by the commands in Georgia
Florida and South Carolina, and it is very
probable that a number of acceptances
will yet be sent.
The Admiral will review the troops in
the Park Extension. The military COM
mittee considered that far more prefera-
BILE to a review from the De Soto. A grand
stand to accommodate 100 will be erected
on the east side of the extension, from
which the Admiral and other distinguish
ed guests of the city and the committee
men will review the column.
a grand stand of this size will olivia te
the necessity of carriages being lined up
to either side of the reviewing stand and
obstructing the view of the crowds on
the sidewalk. This was a difficulty ex-
perenced in December of 1898, when the
President reviewed the troops The field
viii be clear for the observations of those
who gather to see the review. No car
riages will be allowed on the grounds.
The local military are making great
prepare lions for the display. Extra drills
are being held, and every command will
take pride in turning out as many men
as possible. II is expected that some will
have fully seventy in line.
The Georgia Hussars have long had the
honor Of acting as escort to distinguished
visitors On this occasion they will es-
cort Admiral Dewey, meeting him at the
train and accompanying him to the hotel
and also acting as his escort in the pa,
rade. The Chatham Artillery will fire
an admrals salute as the citys chief
guest enters the Park Extension.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-13
AT JACKSON, METzGER & co.'s.
Gorgeous Display of Beautiful
Creations in Spring Millinery.

Gorgeous Display of Beautiful
Creations in Spring millinery.
Jackson, Metzger & Co.'S big store was
ablaze with fine spring millinery yester-
day.
The lOveliest creations in hats were
shown and the store was thronged with
people all day admiring the new things
and the novel designs.
The house was decorated with palms
and the millinery department was green
and gold
have come to stay and people of taste are
wild owe! them.
Baskets of roses and jardinieres of apple
blossoms, white violets and blue lilacs
were silhouetted among the lavish display
of gorgeous trimmings.
Probably the SWEETEST hat displayed by
Jackson, Metzger & Co. was the pastel
blue hat of folds Of chiffon trimmed with
pastel coiors in fancy ribbon. This hat
attracted the attention of everybody
The Anna Held hat was greatly adj
mired, 1t was turned slightly on the side,
faced with foliage and a cluster of roses
underneath and roses and foliage on top
ana TWO immense roSettes OF liberty silk.
The Sappho is another new creation. 1t
is turned up in front with four or five
clusters of rose buds, trimmed with black
ribbon velvet the hat being made OF
Tuscan straw.
Another beautiful hat is a leghorn with
Tuscan crown trimmed in yellow roses
and black velvet turned from the face.
A gorgeous creation is a bright red latin
braid with chiffon, straw and cherry trim
ming, high on left side.
Another is a deep violet braid triple
br.m, vlolets banked to the left side back
The hat is 10 be worn over the face.
Another Is a black and Tuscan urban,
With pompom and aigrettes trimmed high
TO The front, with handsome rhinestone
buckle
The Empress Louise hat, in the opinion