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Orange County observer., 1900-07-05


For County Su'veyor-James o.
,Tebb
FIR Coroner-Dr. D. 9 Paris.
For Com,ni.sioners-W A. Mad
2ry, J NJ. Monk and Jas. Laws, Jr.
- Soc the official liz, Of Registrars
A,d Judges OF Election on the 2nd
!o9e
We rc,nrn thanks % Mr. w +.
jackson ard Mr. Samuel L. Riley
for some ve'y fine peaches.
Mrs. Ftauces W. Steward, Of
l.chmonA. Va, is whiting her SOD,
Mr. w + Steward, at this place.
-M..s Vars Wilkinson, of Nor
ristown, Tenn is visiting her aunt,
Hrs. Jane, X Parish, near town.
--Onc Mlnn,e Cough Cure is the
only harmIes. remedy tina, prod oces
immediate results T,y it. w. a.
Hayes.
Mr. Paul G. Graham has quail
led a. Administrator 1pon the estate e
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Is delicate, worms fas'en upon 4
Nlals, and as years PASS they /
crtasc, aud II not destroyed Nh
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
w As IT A MIRACLE?

"Ihe marvellous cure of Ms
ReDs j. stout nf Conu,n p,,op he's
created intense excitement in Cam
mack, Ind writes Marion Stuart a
leading dIuggis, Of Mnncie, Indiana
She only weighed 90 pounds when
her doctor in Yorktown sand ehe
must so"n die. Then She began t,
use DIR Kings New Discovery and
gained 81 pounds in weight and Va
completely cured 1t has cured
thousands OF hopeless cases, aud l.
positively guaranteed 20 cne a..
Throat, Chest and Lung diseases
Soc and 81 90 TRIAL bottles free q
W. A. Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
PARKS & HEDGPETH.
Dem Sptalxin&s

Hon. Locke Craig will speak at
White Cross, Orange County, on
Monday, July 23d, aud at Hlllsboro,
Monday. July 23d, at night.
Hons. II. 4. Fousbee and r. W.
Scott will speak at the Emo Cotton
Mills. H:II-boro, on Saturday, July
uh, at night.
S. NJ. GATTIS, Ch'm'n
Orange Co. Dem. Ex. Com.
Z. a. HUGHES, Secretary.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05

There are no better pills made
than De W,u's Ll,Ile Ear Y l..-~f~
Always prompt aud certain. " \
Hayes
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05

Hon S. ", Gat,is was elected
Vice President OF the North Caro-
Ina Bar Association in session last
week at A.he.ilte.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
I)crnor,-ntiC Legislative,
and County Ticket.

For Eionse OF Representatives.
Samncl VI Ga''ls
For senate (lSth Senatorial Dls.
t,lcO-R w. Scott. OF Alanance ;
II a ton-hee. nf Dnrham.
For SrDrif' John K. Hughes
For Kegi-ler OF Deeds s-J Ohm
Laws
FOR T-easnrer-E A. Dickson.
FOR County SuIveyor-James o.
Webb.
FIR Coroner-Dr. D. . Paris.
For Com,ni.sioners- A. Mad
dry, J NJ. Monk and Jas. Laws, Jr.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
YOU'VE MEN WANTED. WITH

NOTN MEN WANTED. WITH
;,ul t+iucHfinn and good character.
81 'arn ',"lc"raphs, Railroad Ac-
eoeutlng ana IHpewritin..
this l. ers.n'Sea bv all leading rail-
NY .alapa'}e~ ~ 'te Only p"r.est anl
reliable institution of It's kind A our
or;ttH3f,s atr assisted 10 positions. La
tjle> - a1fm.t,t j. " rite for Tree Cat
ale4ur.
fszl Term oi*rn> August lJth.l
GLOBE ILLtGHhPti COLLEGE,,
ieAinst Ii, Ky.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05

See the Official list Of Registrars
At1 Judges Of Election on the 2nG
!o9c
We rc,nrn thanks % Mr.. w +.
jackson Ahd Mr. Samuel Il. Riley
tor some ve'y fine peaches.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
GENERAL FRENCH.

ten guns, under the personal command
Of General French, moving by detour,
occupied some hills three miles from
Colesburg, where the Beers We're in
strength, confident in the natural aid
afforded them by the hills around. The
enemy's position extended six miles
around the entire village. At day
break our artillery opened the battle
The Beers We're taken by surprise but
replied vigorously. An artillery duel
was maintained for two hours. Then
Boer Hotchkiss collapsed and was
abandoned. We captured it. A Boer
big gun was silenced, but this and the
other Boer guns were withdrawn to
the northward, whittier we are harass-
ing the Boer retreat by damaging
shell fire. Colesburg is in our hands
and the few remaining loyalists are ju-
bilant. We have captured many
wagons and considerable quantity of
stores. Our losses We're quite slight,
but the Beers must have suffered heay-
lily. They may stop at Kichtertang or
cross the river altogether at Norvals
Pont, where the bridge is still intact
All druggists sell Dr. Niles Nerve Plasters-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
MCCOY KNOCKS OUT MAHER.
Kid Proves by Far the Better Man, Out
pointing thb Irishman Throughout.

Kid Proves by Far the Better Man. Out
pointing ths Irishman Throughout.
NEW YORK Jan. 2.-Kid Mccoy again
placed himself in the championship
class by defeating Peter Maher in a
brisk, well-fought battle of five rounds
before the Coney Island Athletic club
yesterday afternoon. The fight was
scheduled to last % rounds and the
purse was to have been $4,000, but the
attendance was not as large as had been
expected and before the fight was begun
the principals agreed that the winner
should receive the gross gate receipts.
The battle was hard fought from start
to finish, but Mccoy was far the cleverer
man in ring tactics, dodging, side step
ping and hitting powers. He showed
himself to be good ring general, ever
watching for an opening and never fail
Ing to take advantage of one. Maher,
although credited with being a heavy
hitter, did not get i'll many effective
blows. His foot work was poor and at
times he did not appear to have perfect
control of himself.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
DENY RIGHT TO SEIZE GOODS
Ambassador Choatc Files Protest With
British Government.

AmOhSShuOf ChOatc t1leS Protest Win
British Government.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The state de-
partment received from Ambassador
,hoate at London statement Of the
facts he had developed in connection
with the seizure by British warships of
American goods on the three merchant
essels, Beatrice, Mashona and Maria.
The goods comprised not only flour but
miscellaneous articles of common trade.
They were shipped for Lourenzo Mar
quez in British and German ships, and
the American officials contend they
were not subject to seizure. They
ould not, however, lodge representa-
IONS on the subject until they were
possessed of knowledge of the facts,
Ind as soon as Mr.. Choate's statement
ame to hand yesterday an instruction
was cabled to him to inform the British
government that we could not admit
the right of seizure in these cases,
The department is showing no un-
seemly haste in the presentation of the
case. Yesterdays instruction to Mr..
Choate was not a demand for the release
of the goods, nor yet for indemnity, but
rather precautionary notice to the
British government to save all of our
rights in the case. 1t will be sufficient
to initiate the settlement Of the matter
by negotiations, the state department
having not the slightest doubt that the
British authorities will make full
amends to the owners of the goods when
the facts are all laid before them.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
BULLER IN TIGHT PLACE.
His Difficulties Increased by Enforced DE
lay Since Last Engagement.

LONDON, jar 2.-The Standards cor
respondent at Frere Camp, telegraphing
Jan. /, says: "Sir Charles Warren s
division is now nearly complete. Its
headquarters will be at Estcourt. 1t is
rumored here that the guns captured
from General Butler at Colenso have
been mounted i'll the hills commanding
the drift over the Tugela river at Spring
field. The Beers it appears captured
$50 rounds of shrapnel when they took
the guns. General Buffers difficulties
have been immeasurably increased by
the enforced delay since the last engage
ment. He now has before him series
of walled and fortified hills, running l6
miles along the line of the Tugela
These are swarming with the enemy,
posted i'll positions of great strength and
and bristling with guns, while the river
i'll front is i'll full flood. The coming
battle will certainly be the stiffest, and
probably the most momentous of the
entire campaign"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
TO CRUSH THE BoERs.
Lord Roberts VIII Have a Force of Tw.
Hundred Thousand Men.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The morning papers
are unanimous in praising the gallantry
of the Canadian and colonial troops.
The Times says: 1.-The mother country
will share with the Canadians and Aus
tralians in the pride and qualification
they must feel at the fine qualities dis
played by their troops in this dashing
little engagement.
Although the continuance of minor
successes gratities the British public. it
is not forgotten that the larger aspects
of the campaign are unchanged.
The importance of both General
French's and Colonel Pitchers victories
lies in the effect they are likely to have
on the colonial Dutch. The latest dis
patch from Douglass confirms the earlier
reports that the Boer laagers consisted
mainly of British subjects, who on the
arrival of a small Free State commando
accepted probably an invitation to throw
in their lot with the Beers.
A Cape Town dispatch reports that
the rebels in Barkley district are demor-
allied by the British occupation of
Dordrecht. Should it turn out that the
Dutch rebellion is thus being diminished
it will be a matter of great relief for the
British campaign.
The Standard remarks: "Until the
Tugela has been crossed and Ladysmith
relieved it would be idle to deny that
the present position in Cape Colony is
one of very great danger and if unhap-
PLY General Butler is again defeated, it
will be necessary to dispatch 100000 ad-
ditional men to keep the Dutch in
order.
Winston Churchill's estimate that
250,000 men will be required to defeat
the forces of the two republics has been
ridiculed i'll many quarters, but as a
matter of fact this number is almost
raised, without the additional 100000
which the Standard foresees might be
required.
Yesterday the admiralty chartered
eight more large transports. When al
the troops destined for South Africs
join those already there, Lord Roberts
will be in command of about 100000
men. About 10000 are now afioat o.
ready to embark. Military observers
in view of what these figures mean
cannot see how the British can fail tt
yanquish the Beers.
Heliograph reports from Ladysmitl
show that all was well on Dec. 81. Thu
bombardment was being continued, bu
It's intensity had relaxed An official dis
patch from Ladysmith confirms the re
port cabled yesterday that several Off
GERS Of the Devonshire regiment wer,
severely wounded by the explosion of
Boer shell in the mess tent.
A new armored train has reached
General Butler from Durham.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Seizure Arouses Germany's Ire.


BERLIN, Jan. lit is announced that
the German protected cruisers Condor
and Schwalbe are now on the way to
Delagoa bay.
BERLIN, Jan. l.-Regarding the seiz ;
ure by the British cruiser Magicienne of
the Imperial mail steamer, Bundesrath,
of the German East African line, a
high official of the German foreign
office, who was interviewed by the cor
respondent of the Associated Press saws:
"Silence must be preserved at present
concerning the actual status of the ne
gotiations which have been begun with
Great Britain about the matter. Ap-
propriate steps have been taken, OF
which Germany must await the result.
The matter is regarded by Germany as
of the utmost Importance, because SER
iously involving the rights of neutrals. .
The foreign secretary, Count Won Bue-
low, conferred at the foreign office with
his official advisors and then reported to
the emperor. A cabinet meeting will
consider the seizure. 1t is also asserted
in government circles that the British
right of search is questioned and that
in any event, the British right to stop
passengers, whether they intend to
fight for the Beers or not, is strenuously
disputed, as the vessel upon which they
were is neutral and the territory to
which they were proceeding, namely
Delagoa bay, is also neutral Redress,
it is asserted, will be insisted on by
Germany.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
viii Nominate Blackburn.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 2.-Senator
Goebel, chairman of the Democratic
joint caucus, issued call for caucus
tonight. He states that the caucus is
for the sole purpose of nominating a
candidate for United States senator.
OF course, Blackburn will be the only
name presented and he will be nomi.
mated by acclamation. The calling OF
caucus for senator at this early date
was move on the part of the Goebel
leaders to put an end to the stories that
in the event that Goebel should fail in
his contest he might attempt to wrest
the senatorship from Blackburn.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
BRUSH WITH BOERS.
CANucKS DRIVE THEM FROM THEIR
POSITION UNDER HOT FIRE.

Minor Engagement on Orange River Re-
suits Favorably to British Casualties
on Either Side Small-Colonel Pitcher
Occupies Douglass Without Opposition,
BELMONT, Cape Colony, Jan. "a
dispatch from Dover Farm, dated Jan.
1, says: The colonial troops who have
been longing to be allowed to meet the
Beers have at last been given an oppor-
tunity to do so and scored brilliant
success. The raid conducted by Colonel
Pitcher was very difficult owing to the
fact that the movements of the troops
We're Immediately communicated to the
Beers by natives. In order to prevent
this Colonel Pitcher in making his
forced march from Belmont left a Brit
ish trooper at every farm house with in
structions not to allow the natives to
leave their huts In the maneuver at
Cooks farm Colonel Pitcher sent
mounted patrols east. One of these,
consisting of four men; commanded by
Lieutenant Adie, suddenly encountered
IA Beers who opened fire. The lieu
tenant was severely wounded and Pri-
vate Butler gave up his horse in order
to carry the lieutenant out of range.
Meanwhile Lieutenant Ryan, who
had worked magnificently, reported
that the veldt on the right Of the en-
emy was clear, whereupon Major de
Rougemont ordered the guns to trot.
They arrived within 800 yards of the
laager, unlimbered and planted five
shells in as many minutes within the
laager. Immediately the enemy could
be seen streaming over the kopje.
They We're completely surprised, but
quickly opened well directed fire.
The Toronto company rushed forward
uncil within 1000 yards of the enemy's
p ,sition, when it opened a hot fire upon
the kopje and completely subdued the
Boer fire. The British artillery shellet
the position with wonderful accuracy
while Lieutenant Ryan, with mounted
infantry, worked round and completely
uncovered the fire of the Beers, who
had been ensconsed in the bushes.
Meanwhile, Colonel Pitcher, with th'
Queenslanders, taking advantage O
every cover, MADE direct attack, thu
Australians moving slowly but surel.
and only shouting when they saw thu
enemy retiring under their steady fire
!. During the advance the Boer fire sud
denly ceased. Thirty-t1ye Beers hoistet
lsahi.e flag and surrendered. A por
ton of the Torontos moved across tn
front of the guns and entered the laager
The Beers had fed Fourteen tents
three wagons, a great store OF rifles
ammunition and camp equipment ant
numerous discriminating papers wer
captured.
The Beers lost six killed and /
wounded The Torontos stood the gall
ing fire with admirable patience, neve
wasting q shot.
j Colonel Pitcher occupied Douglas
W t out opposition.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
TO JOIN MACARTHUR.
Thought That Funston VIII BE Assigned
to Wheeler's Brigade

MANILA, Dec. 29.-The order which
has been issued opening to trade the
ports of Zamboanga, Cottabato, Davao
and Isabella, will apply Professionally to
the Jolo and Siassi ports, General
Bates will appoint the customs officials.
General Frederick Funston will Join
General Mac Arthur's command His
brigade has not been designated, but it
is thought he will be assigned to Gen
eral Wheeler'S.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Kansas City Live stock,

KANSAS Crry Jan. g = Cattle-Receipts,
9,lSO; trade active; prices steady for all offer.
ings of fair quality;a few half-fed steers sold
lower; heavy native steers, s5.S5D82 light
weights, S4.5O95. 40; stockers and feeders, 49, so
0D5.0O; butchers COWS and heifers. $3.l5lg46o
Gamers, s25N93.l5; fed westerns, $4.40(g5 As
western feeders. s3.75t94.50; Texans, s385lD4. So
Hogs-Receipts $500; trade very active, prices
ruled lOc higher; heavy and Mixed $440a
4.5O; light, s4.45,gi471a; pigs, $3751D4.05 Sheep
Receipts, $500; good demand for all grades
yesterdays advance fully maintained lambs
IS 1O9575; muttons, si.Oo(G475; stockers and
feeders, s30ODi.50; culls. S2.00930O
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
kenort ON Roberts. Case.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The report of
the committee of the house of representa-
tives which is investigating the case of
Mr.. Roberts of Utah, will be made soon
after congress reassembles and there is
reason to believe the majority repert
will recommend chat Roberts be ex-
cluded from the house and that he be
not permitted under his credentials to
exercise any prima facie right of being
sworn in.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-Cattle-Recepts, $500
generally steady butchers stock sctive; can
ners firm; calves 25c above week ago: good
feeders in strong demand: good to choice, So 40
Q1650 poor to medium, $4 Is 05. 80: mixed stock
ers, S3O0g3S5 selected feeders, 81 80 good
to choice cows, s3.409i60: heifers. So 0I90
Gamers, $225g3.0o; bulls, s2.65lp46o; calves
$4.50(97 so; fed Texas beeves, $425l15.35 Hogs
Receipts, 2O0Oo active, 5G10c higher; top
$4.60: good clearance; mixed and butchers
s4.2o[g4.6o; good to choice heavy, si45e4.6o
rough heavy, S425t94.4O; light. $4.2O9I521h
bulk Of sales. s4.45GI.55,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
STOCK TAKING TIME.
Fair Activity In Recorder Business-Brad
streets Review of Trade.

Fair Activity In Recorder Business-Brad-
streets Review of Trade.
NEW YORK, Dec 30.-Bradstreet says:
Holiday quiet and stock taking impart
appearance of dullness to general dis
tributive trade, broken, however, by
fair activity in recorder business to. fill
up stocks depleted by the hottest holi.
day trade that has ever been expert
enced. Following the furry in money
stocks and in some lines of speculative
commodities noted last week, has come,
as was expected, more cheerful tone
and firming up of quotations, cereals
holding up especially well. For the
year failures are the smallest in number
for II years past and were it not for a
heavy financial suspension in December
liabilities, which will exceed those O
1892 slightly, would have been the
smallest for twelve years past.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
LOOK INTO HAVANA FRAUDS
Government Endeavoring to Locate Re
sp0nsibilitY for Customs Steals.

Government Endeavoring to Locate Re-
sponsibilty for Customs Steals.
HAVANA, Jan. IA sensation was
caused i'll custom house circles, and it
soon spread over the entire city by the
suspension from duty of Senor Arturo
Arostegui, deputy collector, on account
of the recent frauds by appraisers,
through which, Judging from the in
crease of receipts during the last few
days without any apparent increase in
the amount of shipping, the government
must have been robbed daily for some
time of from $40 900 to $1,000
Every effort continues to be made by
le friends of the accused appraisers to
I'VE the charges against them sup.
'essed, and it is believed that the cul-
its endeavored to have Senor Aroste.
$. arrested, believing that his cousin,
s'enor Quesa1a has influence enough
&ln Washington to secure n discontinue
sance of the prosecution and that he
9would exercis, this influence more
slrcadily if his relative were supposed to
9.be involved.
IL The more the government representa-
sitives look into the frauds the worse
they appear. Apparently large ma
jority of the Havana merchants have
been mixed up in wholesale con
S,spiracy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Torn to Pieces by Lions.

VIENNA, Jan. 2.-One of the animal
keepers at the Vienna geological gar
den entered the lion cage today in Il
spirit of bravado and six lions rushed
upon him and tore him to pieces. The
attendants sought in vain with flaming
torches and streams of water to drive
.he wild beasts from their victim.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04


General Miles Attend the Obsequies.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Upon the
windy heights of Arlington cemete ry
the Maine dead, brought from Havana
by the batttleship Texas, yesterday
We're laid away in their final resting
places with simple religious services
and the impressive honors Of war in
the presence Of the president, members
of his cabinet, officers Of the army and
navy, including Admiral Dewey and
General Miles. and other representa-
tives OF the government.
The exercises We're exceedingly sim
pie. They were in charge of Captain
Slgsbee, now of the Texas, who was
captain of the Maine on that fateful
night when his ship was blown up i'll
Havana harbor two years ago. Despite
the snow and nipping cold over 1000
spectators pressed against the rope lined
inclosure to witness the ceremonies.
The Marine band played dirge, 'Safe
III the Arms OF Jesus" and then SIM
pie Protestant and Roman Catholic fn-
neral services We're conducted by Chap
lain Clark of the naval academy and
Father Chadwick, the chaplain of the
Maine, under u canvas canopied shelter
in the open space facing the square in
which the cotfins lay beside their open
graves. After the religious services a
detachment of marines in their spiked
helmets fired salute of three blank
volleys for the dead and a bugler
sounded "taps." After the ceremo-
MES the cotfins We're lowered into their
graves and the work of interring them
began
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Pelotas Again Afoat.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Hamburg and
South American steamer Pelotas, from
Santos to Rotterdam, which went
ashore near Dungeness Friday night
during a heavy storm, was drawn off
by five tugs. Apparently the vessel
has not received serious injuries She
proceeded for Rotterdam in tow of two
tnrS
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Bucklen's Arn,ca salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25c per box. For
sale by G. w. Houston, Extra; or g
l.. Bison, at Brayton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
Goebe, Files Notice of Contest,

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 3.-The notice
of contest by Senator Goebel and j. @.
W. Beckham against Governor Taylor
aud Lieutenant Governor Marshall were
served yesterday. Nine different
grounds of contest are embraced in the
notice, the substance of which are alleged
use of tissue ballots i'll 40 counties and
military interference with the election.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-01-04
British Seize a German Bark.

HAMBURG, Jan. 3.-The Hamburg
Correspondent announces that the Ger
man bark, Hans Wagner of Hamburg,
was seized by the British at De!agoa
bay on Dec. II, and that her owners
have lodged a complaint with the Brit
ish foreign office.