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New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
HUNTING DOWN INSURGENTS
UNABATED MILITARY ACTIVITY IN THE
PHILIPPINES.

Manila, Dec. 30.-To-day brought many re
ports Of capture of insurgents as the result of
scouting throughout Luzon. The Americans in
this work sustained no casualties. detach-
ment of the 4th Regiment captured sixty in the
province of Cavite.
General Wheaton reports having captured and
burned Gremorio's camp in the peninsula, near
San Antonio.
General Funston reports that five insurgents
we're killed and several captured near Gaysan
General Smith teegraphs that the procla ma
ton of the Governor General has had good re-
suits in his district.
Near Moriones yesterday dozen insurgents
were killed and eight wounded.
General Grant telegraphs that he has de-
tachments covering the lower portions of Mount
Arayat in the hope of catching Alejandrino He
says that last Friday detachment of the 41st
Infantry raided the camp of the insurgent
leader and secured some of his papers.
Near Aliaja to-day Captain Mendoza, with
thirty men of Sandico's command, surrendered
Detachments of the nth and 9th Cavalry
killed twelve insurgents and destroyed several
camps in the Camarnes district.
The Philippine Commission has added to the
pending school bill provision for the employ
ment of six hundred American teachers at sal
aries ranging from $75 to 500 month.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
TERROR ON A BIG STEAMER.
THE LAKE MEGANTIC's 545 PASSENGERS
THOUGHT THEY WERE LOST.

Queenstown. Dec. 91.-The British steamer
Lake Megantc, Captain Taylor from Liverpool
December % and Queenstown December 26 for
st. John returned to Queenstown Harbor yes
terday Sunday morning, after terrible ex
perience in the gale. She left Queenstown
Wednesday carrying the Canadian mails FORTY
five saloon and second cabin passengers and
about five hundred steerage passengers, princi-
pally foreigners. with many Hebrews among
them. She had reached a point about four
hundred miles west Thursday night when she
encountered a merciless gale. Behaving splen
didly, she would have got through had not the
steering gear become damaged badly placing
her in a dangerous position. The crew worked
bravely and rugged hand gear, and the vessel
was again brought under control Unfortunate
ly the hand gear also became damaged
The deckhands had an awful time The gale
lasted twenty hours and an immense sea broke
over the vessel, smashing the BOBBY hatch and
flooding her between decks. where the steerage
passengers We're located. It also washed away
a greater portion of the fittings and did con-
siderable deck damage. Three lifeboats were
smashed. Some of the crew were seriously in
jured and one seaman killed on deck
When the storm moderated Captain Taylor
decided to return to Queenstown 1t was diff
cult work to steer the big ship, but she man
aged TO anchor here without assistance. Her
officers and men were exhausted.
To everybodys surprise, the Beaver Company
directed Captain Taylor TO take the Lake Me-
gantic to Liverpool, and she proceeded this
evening with all her passengers and mails TO be
transferred to the Lake Superior, which will
leave the Mersey Tuesday.
The company ordered a tug to accompany her
but none available here. Tugs will be sent
from Liverpool to meet her. There will be con-
siderable anxiety as to her safety in her present
disabled condition especially the weather
has again broken into high northwest gale
1t was impossible to interview any OF the Lake
Megantic's people, and the company's agents
are reticent; but IL is understood that there
were indescribabe among the passen-
gers who are said to have howled in despair for
hours, expecting that the steamer would founder
at any moment.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
TO WELCOME CENTURY IN BReeKLYN1,
TwENTY-oNE GUNS TO BE FIRED AT FoRs
HAMILTON-CHIMEs TO RING


Brooklyn churches will be filed with worshipp4rsf
tonight at midnight when the new century is borry
Watch night services will be held in most OF the
churches in the borough. Ushering in the century
the chimes of ST. AIMS Church, Clinton and Iiv-
ingston sts., will peal for hour
In the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady OF
Angels Seventy-fourth-st and Fourth-ave. the ser
vice win begin at p m. There is TO be musical
service in which Marie hatfield. OF the Damrosch
Opera Company. and George StansdeId. of Covent
Garden London, will sing solos. At the stroke OF
II a drum rOllcaH will be sounded Six young
women. clad in patriotic coIors. will collect the
coupons on the programmes. each person having
written his her name on the coupon When the
new century arrives the audience standing, will
sing the National anthem. and salute Of twenty
one guns at Fort Hamilton will be fred. The
coupons will be preserved and elabOrately printed
souvenirs containing all the names will be sent 70
each person present.
All of the Methodist churches will hold watch
night services which will be the beginning OF a
revival TO last month
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
BODIES OF FISHERMEN FOUND.
FASTENED TO THE ANCHOR CABLE OF
THEIR OVERTURNED SKIFF.

Sea Isle City. n. J.. Dec. 80 (speciaD.-whils
scanning the ocean with his glasses this after
neon. Samuel Shick discovered an upturned boat
about two miles offshOre. Captain John Cole.
of the life saving station, notified I'D
manned a small boat and rOwed out to the OBJ
ject, which proved to be the fishing skiff that
was lost at sea from this place last Wednesday.
Fastened to the anchor cable attached to the
overturned boat We're the bodies Of Thomas
Carlson and Charles Peterson. the two men who
sailed away in the skiff for the codfshing banks
that day. The bodies were brought ashore
and inquestfwiu be held by Coroner Duncan
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
LONDON BROKERS ANXIOUS.
SIX MORE STOCK FIRMS EXPECTED TO
SUSPEND TO-DAY.


London. Dec. 3O-London stock brokers are
very apprehensive as TO the results OF to-mor-
rows dealings. Bear traders for the last fort
night had been concentrating their attacks on
the Whitaker Wright shares. and had these as
ssults failed the results must have been quite
as sensational as was the suspension OF the Lon
don and Globe Finance Corporation Limited
AS affairs stand now. II Is expected that no
fewer than six additional firms Will suspend to-
morrow. The feeling this evening is very
gloomy. 1t is feared that the general markets
must become affected.
Those who take this view think that the
climax may be postponed until the next settle
ment: but the prospect is far from hopeful unless
the bears themselves come 10 the rescue OF the
brokers who have been prominent in this at
tack
II is announced that the Marquis Of Dufferin
and Ave on receiving news that his son, Lord
Frederick Temple Blackwood, had been wounded
a Glenfontein resigned the chairmanship Of
ths London and Globe Finance Corporation,
Limited.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
SKINNED A CAPTIvE ALIVE

West Superior Wis. Dec 30.-In a letter written
from the Philippines just before the recent election
to his relatives in this city Captain Harry w New
ton says that at that time the encroachments of
the natives were worse than they had been at anv
time during the year previous. As one instance of
their ferocity he writes:
Just the other day they Jumped A detachment of
our oath numbering twenty two men, and captured
sixteen of them. One of them was found terrjbIv
mutilated showing signs of being skinned while VET
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
BOY THROWN FIFTY FEET.
STRUCK BY JERSEY CENTRAL ENGINE AND
INSTANTLY KILLED

Elizabeth, N. j.. Dec. 30 (SpeciaD.-Jacob
Franklin, fifteen years old. killed this even
ing near the New-Jersey Jockey Club grounds
while on his way home from skating on the Eliz-
abeth and Newark meadows.
Franklin and several companions were walk
ing along the tracks of the Newark and Eliza
beth branch OF the Jersey Central, when a train
bound for Elizabeth came along behind them
The engineer blew his whistle. and all of the
boys except Franklin got off the road but
he evidently became bewidered, as he did
not leave the track. He was struck and
thrown about fifty feet, his body falling on the
ice In a ditch that runs alongside the railroad.
He was dead when picked up by the trainmen.
The body taken. to Smiths morgue. az
EliZabethport.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
AnERIcA'S TRADE WITH DENMARK.

IMPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES TREBLED
SINCE 1896.
Copenhagen Dec. 3O.-Denmark's trade with
the United States is growing rapidly, showing
record figures for 1900 Imports from the United
States have trebIed since 1896. and exceed
S20o000 900. The increasing commerce between
the two countries is inducing many Danish
Americans TO return TO Copenhagen to represent
American houses, and this is doing much TO in
troduce American goods. AS natural result,
de-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
FATAL ELECTION RIOT IN SPAIN.

Madrid. Dec. sO-Two persons were killed and
eleven seriously wounded Vivar. Province OF
Grenada, in election riot
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
AsBAETEIE REBELLION ENDED.

London Dec M.-Colonel Willcocks has cabled
the Government that the Ashantee rebellion has
ended all Of the rebel chiefs having surrendered.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31

SPEEDY SERVICE TO ST LOUIS
Ihe Pennsylvania offers short line TO the West
ADV
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
AMERICAN CORN N BAD CONDITION.
ARRIVALS AT BERLIN THE CAUSE or COMPLAINT
FROM DEALERS

Berlin. Dec. SO.-Much American maize. 1900
crop. is arriving here in bad condition.
The Society Of Berlin Grain and Produce
Dealers has cabled to American exporters eau
tioning them 10 see that their goods correspond
with the certificates.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31

THE CENTURY's PROGRESS
Is exempihed in the equipment of the Pennsylvania
Limited Leaves New-York daily for Chicago,
Cincinnati and ST. Louis.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
GALE BLOWING IN THE CHANNEL.

London Dec. 31.-A dispatch from Dover says
the gale has renewed and that the wind is
blowing heavily in the Channel.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31

A tagging appetite gets Just the right stimulus
from Ballantines India Pale Ale-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31
A NEW TRAM no CHICAGO

via New-York Central Leaves Grand Central sta
ticn 200 p. NJ, arrives Chicago 400 r. NJ next day
SleeDing. parlor and dining cars.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31

Absolutely without an equal-the Cold Cure
JAYNE'S SEXPECTORANT-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-31

Ballantines India Pale Ale is the best tonic as
we'll as OF the choicest beverages-Advt.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
CosUk-s>Io>AL CONVENTION

CosuE-s>io>AL toSEEsT.as
Th. DEN. rr.ic Co..r-.-ions'
Consention iar the Frh C".gse-
sionai Dis:ric, MS .-.. .ai.ei a.
meet 10 Durham. on Toe>da,. JAW
lOth. for the purpose ~ nomsua,,aY
. csodidaie tor Cnngr-ss and nasu-
ing Pfe>id.utial Ei.c.or '.r - q
District an.i i,r rncn oihar tnsInes-
as may cone before ,i- con,enlioi.
The delegates tom Orange a,4
Messrs. G II Pl-k- I ri. Ch e..
K \ Huphe~ " 81 strowt. +. u
Sheriff.. J r. Turner, " : I.oek
hart, } II Monk. nT. John Berry.
r. n. Hal, Jr.. w. 5 knterso.
w. N. pri:chard, E ). Merritt, "
w. Masoa. &. " Iohrs,on. D. {
NJ Hughes. W. II krn.on. CI.s,ls,
McDade. hr Thamp@ot.. BEDFORD
Mckee, K l. Smith, j. q Weob
and John L Sykes and Ails,l
Andrr~s aitefnates tor the Ia % las
named delegates.
| As th.re is no opposition 10 H"n
| ". W. Kitckin, he viii he re-noml
mated BY accIams,iop, aud rr elec,et
by 3 good majority if the white mel
OF The District will do their duty
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
~ o It / g L. I.
COUNTY BOARD ELECTIONS. }
~ ORANGE COUNTY.

IlIilSUOIo, ~ t.. ~ Ult Il.
Under An Act Of the General Assem-
oily OF North Carolina, ratified on the
18th day of June. 1900, the County
Board of Elections for Orange County
is required To prescribe the sfze and
color and weight OF paper used tor bal
lots in order that the same may be un;-
torn aud tree from device.
In obedience TO tbs provisions of sad
Act the Board OF Elections for Orange
County have prescribed AS the ballots
10 be used at tn. election TO be held IN
Orange County on Thursday the 2nd
day OF August, 1900, the following:
Memhels ~ tie General Assembl e
shall De voted ON one ticket Said bal
lots shall te IL inches wide and 3
inches long.
County Officers shall De voted on one
ticket Said ballots shall be -
inches wide and 4 iLches long.
township Officers shall be voted on
| one ticket. Sail ballots shall be , l.!
inches wide and 3 inches long.
! All OF the above ballots shall be
printed in long primer letters. Oh plain
white paper weighing 40 pounds to TIA,
rram. anu without ornament symbol oil
device.
Provided, Tha, nothing contained il
The above shall prevent the elsctor lro q
voting ticket partly printed aud part
ly written of the designated siz- ana
color or from erasing any nane upoi
the printed ballot and writing otM-
names thereon or passing thereon olhr
printed names.
Samples of said ticke,s have hen 6e
posted with the CLERK Of Orange Cout.
" Superi4r Court.
BY orcer o! the Board
JOHN KIRKLAND,
Secretary
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
A Y c. @ c. X
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR

Will address the people of Orange
County AZ liiI!-ooto, On TLur-dsy
July l2'h, 1900.
Let al! The people come oot tf
hear this eloquent North Carolinis:
discuss the issues Of the campaign.
FIR THIS occasion two OF the bes'
band. IN North Carolina have beet
secursi.
a Grand Hor-cback Parade vii
he formed al go O'clock, a. u !ol
the purpose OF meeting our dlstin
gui.hed visitor a, til sistion and es
cortlng h;rn to HIii> boro
Every White Man and White
Lady IN favor Of White Supremacy
is cordially invited to bring sa1d e.
aud ride IN the parade. y thou
sand flags have been purchased to-
this day.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
p0ES Ir PAY TO Buy CHEAP?


\ cheap remedy for coughs and
Gods ia all right, but yon ~ant
saueth,ng that will relieve and cure
ne more severe and dangerous re-
sn.'s Ct throat and lsng trontles
y "a, shall you loY Go to warmer
more regular climate Yes, il
ssh e, if not possible for yon,
loen IN either case take the ONLY
'Hefy that has been introduced III
r,v'iized countries with success IN
',Ntfe throat and lung ,rouhle-,
/" ''hees Gsrman Syrup" |, no,
haas md stimulates the ti>s uts
's>'roy The germ disease, hu, al
49, tdamnaIion, causes easy er
p'c'ofa' ION, gives good nights
''>' aud cures the ps.ient. Ttv on E
. Tie Recommended many years
.: 3 druggists in The world Fol
sais y ". a Esyss, D,axsis.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05

4 II +:

/, - ,,upofta'i III lie changes O:
life, business and other wise. TO adopt
suitable amendments TO keep pace
with progress in business and the
affairs OF lie generally. In oar con
s,aniiy increa.ing trade NC lave
carried on. this principle .s rapidly
a, demanded.
For this April ard May trade II
comes in the shape of new aud
better class OF Dress Goods The
;ra;e i Demanding better variety
Of Ladies " ear o' al kui1. Heuce
We have greater and more d-sira-
bic line q. >prlng and Summer Dress
Gond- tfan We have ever had. Aud
you have not seea such a pretty lot
oi Sumner Materials before in Hills.
horo. Lawns, D.mitins, Percsis,
Sat'nes. Orsandies, Llners, Bis
tered Crepous, Csmbtics. &c
The preit,esl line Of Wsis. Mate
rials that has ever been shown in
oar town, Foulards, Cambrics. dc
We want YOU to call aud look 3,
this line OF ladies' goods. We have
been told repeatedly since opening
them that We have The prelties, a.
sor,vuent =. sucn things that mas
been shown in Hiiisboro in many
years. We have catered specially ,o
ladies wants this Spring.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Oar trade in this line is increasing
every day. The haudsomest line Of
Shirts, Scar.s, &c.
| 1t is hardly necessary to remark
on our lines of SHOES. The people
have already learned TO come TO u.
tor them. We have the agency to,
Creigh,on's Ladies Shoes, the bes'
and pretties. line OF ladies' shoes
ever offered in HiIl>boro. We have
built up bIg trade on SHOWS Ne'
Shoes
The stock of Clothing is Jam up.
Every thing IN Hardware that il
wanted.
We have made preparations TO-
handling tremendous amount o
Fertilizers Having plenty o: roou
now We will have constantly o,
hand number of the very bes
brands on the market. Don't fail /,
try few bags Of Hyco, the highes
grade on the market or manofac
tured.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
RHEUMATISM and CA1ARRH CURED
JOhnStOn'S
Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
TN the SHADOW OF DEATH.
4 Whole Family Cured.

Mrs. G. II. Kingsbury. who keeps q
millinery and fancy goods store al St
Louis. Gratiot Co., Mich, ana who is
we'll known throughout the country,
says:
: | was badly troubled with rheuma
tism, catarrh and neuralgia. l had
liver complaint and was very bilious.
was in a bad condition; every lay | be-
gan to fear that / should never be q
well woman; that | should have to
settle down into a chronic invalid, and
live in the shadow of death. | had
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPAKILLA rec
commended to nae. TOOK FOI 4
BOTTLES AND IT CURED Me. and
cured my family both. | am very glad
that | heard of it. | would chcerful!y
recommend it TO every one. | have
taken many other kinds of medicine.
prefer JOHNSTON S TO all Of them"
MICHIGAN DRUG co. Detroit, Mich.
For sale bv W. a Haves, H,,is
horo, \ C.. and jordan Brothers
Ga dsetI Io-:,inie. \. e
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
! Q I I G +

Having this day qualified as Admin
istrator of Willis II. Mayo, deceased
| hereby notify all persons indebted to
the said estate to make Immediate pay
mont, and all claims against the said
estate must be presented 10 the under
signed prop, rly authenticated on or be-
fore the 2Sth day of June. 1901. or
this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
This 18th day Of June. 1900.
PAUL {. GRAHAM.
Administrator.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
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Orange County observer., 1900-07-05

Rev. E. w. Fox WI! preach in
the Methodist chutch at this place
mex, S nday, Jnly Stb, a, the n~nul
hoars, morning aud night PubIlc
cordially invited to attend.
"A dispatch was received here
Tuesday announcing the sad new> 81
the death of Mr. Clair Brown, Jr
that morning at Winston Mrs. IL
n. Brown. Sr.. his grandmother, 'el,
here on tie mex, tram for Winston
to be with her loved oues VIZ *
tend TO the bereaved our hearttei,
sympathy.
AT regular Commun;ca,Ica
,ion of Eagle Lodge, \, II \ +
& A. NJ. held in their ha.i Fiidas
evening, June 8. 1900, tie follow
named brethren We're duly eiecle'
officers for the erssi'e M.Snr!s
year J S. Spurgenn, " or-hi.ia
Master f. 6 Sherr'ii Senior War
den; H T. Murphy Junior War
den; John W Ray. Tfea-ur~r /,
l., Parish. S.cre'a y p .'t'e'
officers James Il lleig e. Pa
Master, appointed SeoI'r D. aeon
Johe l. Shaw, JUNIOR D-ac Ii /; \
A. Mur1ock ani Eu.~ne \ Huafe~
| Stewards; A. ] q rion Tier I
above named eli ers we're du., n
s'a'lei Monday e>ening jane . j ,
Past Master s. NJ Ga,l-.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05

DE Wits Lutte Early Risers
are famous little pills for liver and
bowel troubles. Never gripe. W
A. Hayes.
In composition, merit, and pop
niari,y, tou,z's ;ebra,ed Horse
and Cattle Powders stand to-day as
the leading Stock Powder O: the
United States For sale by w. A.
Hayes, Druggist.
- For the remainder Of the Sum
mer Season, Mrs NJ. L. Taylor &
Sister will sell all OF their Trimmed d
Mi l.llnerv at greatly reduced prices
Now is the time to secure bargain,
in Hats, Bonrets, Caps, DC. Cal
early and make your selections be
tore their stock has been p,cket
over.
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
OCR STATE UNIVERSITY.

The growih and expansion OF the
University should be a matter ot
pride TO every North Csrolinian. /,
efficiency, patronage ard iuh..c ia
vor 1t is now second To none In h.
South. It's requirements are exacl
its standard rigid, is tone # liie
high and manly. lis academic toi
ls the largest IN the South, and IN ai
its history II has never been - q ;.
| TO the people, and - ah.e u see>r
them. A bil,ns and rrelv t. i.
should remen Der ite ,n",' < E14 |
ity, Opportuh,l> al Sell Ari,
Successlu, a, i interesting Se.n.ns,
School. Law C.a>s opens W.
Many Summer >l-l.ors aud loyeI.
times.
See Advertisement.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in Hillstoro Pos, tic,
June 20, 1900, which i. bot calico
tor iu 80 days, will be forwarded t,
the Dead Letter Office. W Wash,ng,ou
| Finn john
Heuder-cn, Mrs Emma.
Hendricks Charley
Holton. Mrs A e.
Hunter. Henry (2)
Kane, 6. W.
Sanford. W RS Annie.
Summons, Mrs Mary
| Parties calling for the above viii
please say advertised II lte ORANG
COUNTY OBSERVER and give date .
;isl.
J CLYDE CHEEK,
| .'1Stic
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
IT SAVED HIS l. Ea.

=. A Dantor,h OF L,Granse, Ga.
suffered tor six mouths with fright
tnl running sore on his leg bu'
writes tia, Buck lens Arnica Saive
wholly cnred it in i've days. Fo'
Ulcers. Wounds, Plies it's the bes
valve in :he world. Cure gnaran
,erl. Only % cts. Sold by w. A
Hay es Druggl>t
Orange County observer., 1900-07-05
-. VI u 4 I ID,
Ch' mn County Dem. Ex. Com.

The National Democratic Con.
ventson me, at Kansas C,,y, Mo, on
July 4lh, to name the next 1resi-
dent and Wee President.
-Ion assume no risk whrn you
buy Ctambe'!a,n's Collie, Cholera
and DarIhoea Remedy. w. "A
Hayes, Druggist, VIII refund you,
money if you are not satisfied after
using it, II is everywhere admitted
to be the most successful remedy III
use tor bowel complaints and the
"a'y one that never tails. It is
pheasant, safe and reliable.