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Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
LIST OF WARRANTS ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR DURING THE MONTH OF
 MARCH. 1902.
GENERAL FUND.

Laws or l9tl. No. Date
 15 l ". r. Nichols. salary as
 territorial auditor for
 month of February. 1902 s 15O. % l6 l F. J. Bennitt. salary as citizen member of board Of Control for month of
 February. 1862 .......... 15O % I 1 Thos. W. Pemberton.
 salary as territorial
 treasurer for month of
 February. 19G2 ... S3 334 1S l C. r. AinswOrth. salary
 and expense as attorney
 general for month of
 February. 1902 ... 100. % g l l. T. Stoddard. salary as
 territorial librarian for
 month of February. 1902 50. % 50 l Sims Ely. salary as gov
 ernGr' $ private secretary
 for month of February.
 ISGZ --.............. 125 co Sl l Wm. English, salary as
 assistant territorial sec
 retary fer month of
 February. 1902 - 100 % S2 1 F. D. Lane. services ren-
 dered auditors otace for
 month of February 1902 p % S5 l Sunset Telephone Co,
 telephone rent for gov
 ernor's and auditors Of
 fees for month of
 March. 1902 ..... ... 9.50 S4 l Arizona Publishing Co.
 supplies for auditors of
 flee ,,--- -............... 1925 36 10 COconino Weekly Sur,  subscription. territorial library for the year 1902. 200
 GENERAL FUND. Paragraph Z993 R. s. of 1901. g 1 H. Harrison, salary as
 secretary of Live Stock
 Sanitary board for
 month of February. 1902 loo % 94 l Arizona Publishing O..
 supplies furnished Live
 Stock Sanitary board 1G p 9 l H. Harrison. secretary.
 expenses Of Live Stock
 Sanitary board ..-...... 43. @ 103 E J. C. Norton. salary.
 mileage and expenses as
 territorial veterinarian
 for month of February. 1902 --.---.. ............. 217.57 10i 15 Talbot & Hubbard, sup
 plies furnished Live
 Stock Sanitary board
 for February. 1902 .--... 1S7.59 1O5 E Sunset Telephone Co.
 telephone service fur
 nishod Live Stock San
 itary board for months
 of January. February
 and March. 1902 ....... S.S6 1G6 E Doris Bros. Furniture
 Co. supplies furnished
 Live Stock Sanitary
 board -. .............. 5.35 l0l E Chas. W. Pugh, printing
 for Live Stock Sanitary
 board .... ......... 14a los 13 $. D. Lount & Son. sup
 plies for Live Stock San
 itary board -.....-.... 4.55
 GENERAL FUND. Paragraph 35e9, R. $. of 1901. SS F. D. Lane, salary as
 clerk of board of Con
 trcl for month of Feb
 ruary, 1902 .-............ 75.G0 S9 1 ". r Nichols. expense
 of visit of inspection to
 territorial prison as
 member board of Con
 trol .-..... .............. 2S.9 90 l f. J. Benntt. expense
 of visit of inspection to
 territorial prison as
 member board of Con
 trol ..... ... 23 gO
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
SUPPLIES.

No. of
 Voucher.
 1 l.. r. Sanguinetti, general
 supplies .--.-. .-............$ 932 i2 Hodges & Neithart. sup
 plies ...... .-.-.............. S19 9 Yuma Water and Light Co.
 supplies ..... ..... ........ 25O o0 1 II. Brown, superintendent,
 sundries ..... ..... ...... 4G6 .43 Yuma Lumber Co. supplies 1135 6 Ewing q Pool, supplies. F 60 : F. C. Elaisdell, telephone
 service ........ ..... ...... 250
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
$2,O14.65
SALARIES.

s Herbert Brown, superin-
 tendcnt -..-.- .--... -....---$ 250.G0 9 Ira r. Smith. assistant su-
 perintendent -..-. -...-. -..- 125.00 10 H. S. Laughlin, secretary
 and bcokkeeper ..... ....... 125 .0a II l.. N. MoiIar, physician..... 125. % F w. H. Buck, yardmaster.. 115 co 13 Juan Zavala. guard ........ 100 % II j. H. Graham. guard d....... 1OO. co 15 J. Nj. Clark. guard .......... 1GO. co 16 Geo NJ Williams. guard 100 .OJ r T. D. MoIIoy. guard ....... 100 .00 IS l. C. Stevens, guard ....... 100. .O0 19 Fl. Q. Cooper, guard ..... n .00 20 E. H. Pitcher. guard . 100. DO 21 I. N. Bell. guard .......... 100 0J P A. J. Moore, guard..-....... 5000
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
Eor sATI.-A comnlele .tcan power

FOR sALE-A complete stcam power plant ia fret class condition. Con sists of II T. ?, engine, 20 H. : boiler. pipes, ote. Can be bought for half O. original oo~f. Call on or ad- dress The Republican, Phoenix, Arjz- EAHGAIAS-Ia second hand aaddles. T Eorlh Center street, Pawn Sh0p. VENTURE HILL copper stock for sale, 5o,900 shares at 12c net Boaz Duncan. 4l5 Wilcox Bldg, Los An geies.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
7 OCW,S FOR < E-I1 ET I

TWO UNFJ E11IsFiED rooms for light hous5 keeping, one block from Wash ingtoa st. Inquire 213 T. Washing ton st
 FOR REH,T.-Gheap. three room brick cottage. partly furnished. 905 W. Jef- fsrToa street.
 TOR EENT.-Furnishe house CT rooms, for Housekeeping. .32 East Washington St.
 FURNISHED ROOMS-Gilbert House under new management. Thorough Iy renovated. Special inducements to sumner roomers. SHAKEsPEARE Doris Tneater building} nicely furnished, sunny rooms. SIC per month and upwards. CAPITAL HOTEL Newly furnished rooms, also furnished rooms for housekeeping.
 HELP WANTED 7---~0-00~>--- -@-----~-- ----7--~---~~-~~ ly-<3<THD-Ezperieaced zeamsr-e-s. 522 North First avenue. WANTED oo-e. woman to do h9asewori, foienoons. z,1 North 4ta avenue.
 WANT .3D-Woman for general hous1- volk; no objection if married; Vin employ man cn ranch, Telephone Suburban ,. No. l. Glendale ANY person who will distribute cireu- lars for s daily should address Standard Co. Wells. Chicago Steady p,sition. Nc canNassing. ENGINEERS, FireInen. 1Iach;nizts and Electricians: New 42-Dase pam p'liet cortai2ius questions asked by Examining Board O. Engineers. Sent free. Geo. 4. Teller, Publisher St. Louis, Mo.
 4lEN-and women to do copying aJ home, s to $l2 weekly working even i-Gs. no ca1vassins; enclose sta1ap. fi1g NE. Co.,. Quincy St. Chicago. DRY GOODS SAIEs;N14N- Wanted. sooj salary, steady emrioynseat. None but thoroughly experienced uoa5 answer. Address ?. c. Box 9@@, City.
 V Tt,D.-Laborars Call at office ot Arizona Building company. 2lS Elem ing building.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

CT HEARING PETITION
 E0lt PROBATE GF' WILL.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
BUSINESS CHANGES

--9-e---~-~~- WAITED Partner. silent CT active, With &la'9so earttel. lady or gentle man. sound business proposition. Apply D- letter CT in person between ? and 3 D. r-.. 1l2 East Adams St. BUSINESS stA5CE-Ranch fer rent and stock fog sale, 6o acre ranch two nils Icm ei1t-. with 30 head of milk COWS and -t head young stock. SEan houee. Scue dairy implements, such as cans. wagon. harness and ho"sc. Low rental. Taylor Son, real estate, So. Il North -st avenue.
 4 S2.4eo I-< -ICsT1II9NT in an old re- liable busiGes=. viii bear closest in Ne1Ji@2 lion. will guarantee salary of $75 Der month CT more to the right party. ". r. James, Nicholson bldg.
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(Continued From Sixth Page.)

$ L. c. Kennedy. day attend
 ant ----- ------------ 4O.O0 : w. H. Pask. day attendant. 40 % s c. T. Thompson, night at
 tend2nt ....--... 0.90 Nellie Beggs, day attendant 4O. % n Ida NJ Hawkins, day at
 tendant ....... 40.00 Il G. Fleming, night attendant 40. .O0 F T. J. Shearin, dining hall
 attendant ..... ........ ... 40.00 B Mrs. Thos. White first cook 0.O0 II Thos. White. second cook
 and baker ...... .......... 5o.O9 15 Nj. E. Ward. waitress, su-
 perintendent ..... ...... 25 .OO Is Wm- Cox. waiter. employees 20.00 r J. F. Gourlay, farmer. 4O.O0 IS John Sch1alos, gardener 4O.0O 19 Roy Bowyer. engineer ..... 6O.O9 20 J. H. Kirklar |, assistant
 engineer and plumber ..... 50.G0 21 B. F. Morris. carpenter.... 4O.00 22 Nj. T. Brown. dairyman... 4O.G0 2S Jones Charlie, laundryman. 4O.O0 i 24 F. Evans. stableman. 4OO0 D J. c. Kelly. seamstress. 4O.00 26 Talbot X Hubbard, time
 checks ..... ...... ..... T.2O
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Txrr... .t-<ls.lI-.E.l LEI l1z<.).JS WANTS

~--------------~--~--~- --------~>~7>--~~~~~~~- '. Z. ! 1.I}-i2s- seniomar, one or two l,.rnisi-ed looms. With use O. bath, west oI Center ou or near Washing ton. Address J. \. -t., Republican nntce.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
HELP WANTED

VI htD-ENpel seams t"e3s. 522
 North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

WANTED oulc, woman to do hJusewor6 fol enoons. zg1 North 4ta avenue.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

TWO EFJ EG1TiSiED rooms for light hous5 keeping, one block from Wash
 in@toa st. Inquire 2l3 T. Washing
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
EEANt[ EHTRIEY.

FRANK SHIRLEY.
 Expert CheopaIist Basement Cor. Wash. and Center St. SEE c. NJ HIGGINS FOR WE'LL DIG gnG and rUnlp repairing. ST South Sot anJh avenue.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

w. --tN,145D-Woman for general hou5-- work; no objection if married: vin employ man cn ranch, Telephone Suburban ,. No. 1. Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

FOR Rf.H,T.-Cheap. three room brick cottage. partly furnished. 905 ". Jef- fsrscn street.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
ATTOHE-E. TS-AT-LAW.

Y. F. SMITH. sOT~THERN HC-IE.- Private home for ladies during con- dromeat; post Of physiciars in at- tendance Homes found for children, best of care given. 727 Bellevue Ave. Los Anaelae. CnI
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

1 Arizona Publishing Co.,. supplies for board of Control ..... ......... l l.. J. Bennitt. secretary. expenses board of Con -,.,l z, fC,.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

First publication. April 6.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

TOR EENT.-Furnishe house CT rooms, for housekeeping. .32 East NEashin@t9n St.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

INSANE, ASYLUM FUND. Paragraph 3622, R. $. of 1901. 3 F. J. Bennitt. secretary
 board Of Control salar- ies and supplies fer ter ritorial insane asylum
 fer month of February, 1902 ........... .......... 2.815 i3 TEBBITuRIAL SCHOOL FUND. 19 R. l., Long. salary as superintendent cf pa5iic instruction for month of
 February. 1902, Act No.
 Sg subdivision 6, Laws
 of 1901 .....-.... --..... 15O. % 2O 1 R. l.. Long. expenses as superintendent of public
 instruction for January,
 1902, Par 2146. E. :. of 1901 ................ 7.00
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
We have it and propose to
keop it.-some,hing good to eat.
Fancy Grocery Co.
a Black a

"There were giants in those days
and thee are a few, kind SIR" in
these days. Some are white and
some are black and some betwixt
and between. Just over the line in
Dnl'lln county lives PRICE GRADY,
whose lame should adorn a museum
"hephe gets through with it. His
seccld h"ger is 334 inches long /:
tren MS second finger tn his wrist is
"a inches his arms are 8 feet
"'.g a"d his legs 3 f-et IL inches
FROM hts !hi.s 10 the crown Of hi.
httI Is - lnche>. AID from the hoi
IT ht> .nr,,:o his knee is , fee.
} Il che. The sole # Ills foo, meas
"'"s * nchts a".l H.. reaches IN
I'm 'henn Inl, the air 6 feet :
%'io'i~- AID il still ac"mine. be,nu
"''' Il years Of age -Kius,on Free
l.4ss.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10

I, Mrs. Eliza Richards died a, the
nome OF her son in law, Alderman
=. 9. Taylor, on Morris street. Dur.
ham, Friday morning, April 4, at 8
o'clock She had been in DECLINING
health for quite a while. Abont .
month ago she fell in her room and
either broke or dlslocated her hin
and this was the direct cause of her
death. The deceased lived 10 Hills.
boro most Of her life and was the
widow Of the late Captain Henry
Richards She was abou, 81 wears
OF age. She lett three children a.
to'loys: Ms. &. c. Taylor. of Dur.
ham Mrs. l.. I. Brown, of Raleigh.
and Mr.. Henry Richards, proprietor
OF the Occoneechee Hotel. Hills.
boro. The remains were brouoh,
to Hillsboro Saturday and the tu.
neral services were conducted from
the Presbyterian church at 2 D. M.
by Rev. j. w. Goodman. The
remains were laid 30 rest by the side
OF her husband 10, the old church
yard aud her grave was covered with
beautiful flowers. The pail bearers
were Major D. II. Hamilton, p. H.
Smith, O.. D Hooker, G. D. Turner,
Frank Mash ard Joseph A. Harris,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10

Bears the 3 The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ss &HMzZzzw
NJ Office OF SALE OF LAND.

Under ana by virtue of the powers
conferred upon me in a Judgment rem
dered at the March Term. 1902. of the
Superior Court OF Orange County in an
action entitled John 6. Daily. and
Thomas ". Vincent, Executors Of S. j.
Crawford. VS.. John a.. Bird and wife.
Artitia f. Bird | win, on Monday the
10Th day OF May. 1902. at y o'clock M.
at the court house door in Hillsboro. it
being Monday OF our week. sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder,
Tor cash. that piece or parcel of land ".
ing and being in Orange County. North
Carolina, in Cedar Grove township. de.
scri,ed and defined ais follows. to. wit j:
Adjoining the lands of j. Fl. Tuttiny>
ton, w. A. Bird and others, it. being the
land on which w. Fl. Ward lived at the
time OF his death. bounded us follows :
Beginning at a red oak on the OLD line !:
thence north along said line i i-3 chains
crossing the creek shove the old mill
place ~ Il white oak ; thenre no. tn 3lo
west 26 l.2 chains TO Il post oak +; thence
Wts5 40 | I , chairs to Il hirkor; tree (;
tpence south bv east Il straight line to Il
post oak thence south l5o west 30
chains and 81 links to ii black oak b,
the road II ei,ce with w. A. Birds
line south 67e east S chains to a post
oak thence south 20 west S chaiHs 10
the creek =; thence up the creek as it
m,snders Il northeasteriy Iii ection 81
chains TO an iron wood below the old
mill place ; thence eastwarlly a direct
line to the beginning. estimated to be
One hundred Acres. be the snne mos.
or less. it heing the same tact that is
described in Il mortgage iced r-cor,led
in Book VI at pages 272 and 273 in the
office ot the Register Of Deeds OF Or
arl"e County.
This Sd day Of April, 1902.
VICTOR 5. BRYANT,
COmlNiSSiOnnr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
COOP For RHEUMATISM.

Last fall / was taken with a very
severe attack Of muscular rheuma.
tism which caused me grea, PAIN and
annoyance. After trying several
prescriptions and rheumatic cures, I
decided to use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which I had seen advertised
m the South Jerseyman. After two
applications Of this remedy | vas
much better. aud after using one
bottle, was completely cured.-Sa!-
lie Harris, Salem, N. j. For sale
by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
CONFEDERATE VETERANS Re I'm.
ION, DALLAS. Texas, APRIL -.

CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE UN
ION, DALLAS. TEXAS, APRIL -
Is, 1902.
For the above occasion Southern
Railway will sell tickets 10 Dallas
Texas, and return at rates named
below: Goldsboro, S27.55; Raleigh
S26 05; Durhan, SIG O5; Greens.
boro. S24,95; Winston.Salem, S25.55
Salisbury, S24 90; Statesvi;le, s23 80;
Hickory, S23.25; Charlotte, S23.10
Approximately low rates from other
points. Tickets sold April IL, 10,
20, with fical limit May 2. and If de.
posted with Joint Agent at Dallas,
Texas, on or before April 80 can be
extended until MAY Is, 1902. A
fee Of 50 cents is charged by Termi-
nal lines at Dallas for validating
each ticket whether extended or not.
These rates apply via Atlanta, Biz
mingham and Memphis; Atlanta
and Shreveport ; Atlanta aud New
Orleans Atlanta, Chattanooga and
Memphis or AsheviIle and Men,
rhis. Stop yer allowed within
transit )imi: of ticket in territory
west OF and including Atlanta aud
Chattanooga. General J. S. Carr
has selected the Southern Railway,
via Atlanta, Montgomery, New Or
leans, and Houston az the official
route for his "Ve,eran Special
Train" which will CONSIST of 6rs,
class Coaches, Standard Pullman,
and Pullman Tourist Sleepers to be
handled through. TO Dallas without
change. This train will leave Raj
eigh at 8 SO p. m, Friday, April 10,
1902. Berth rate from Raleigh and
Greensboro in Standard Pullman
$3.50 Tourist ST 90. From Char
'ot,e 81 so, and So so. Two Ter.
sons can occupy a berth without ad.
ditlonat cost. Excellent service on
regular trains in both direc,ions.
Rare chance to visit your friends 10
Texas at email cost. Ask your agen,
rate from your staten. For further
Information and Sleeping Car reSer-
vations write
il. L VERNON, r. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
the Public School
teachers OF North
.CArpeina

hs au'ho,ities of the Sta,e Ncr.
ma ana Industrial College desiring
to render every possible service to
the educational Interests of the
State nave decided to offer women
teachers an institute of one month.
Iois Is intended especially for
those teachers who desire to better
eqnlp themselves Tor their work. In,
Who Tor various reasons, are unable
to pursue The iuil course.
f. ~uatricniation fee of SIS will he
charged which will en,i,le III. ,,ar
son paying the same to ali lectures.
library privileges, us. IF textbooks.
etc. The only additional expense
will be tor board and laundry. both
ot which will not cost more than s:s
a week.
In the department, of Pedagogy.
lectn. IS on the best methods Of
teaching all the common school
studies Will he given, and the stu
dents vii have an o%pr"rtuni,y To
spend some time in The Pr. ice
and Observation School.
In ad'fi'ion, lectures ard labara
tory work will he offered IN the d,I.
observation-disclosures # science.
Be>I3es the regular faonlry Of the
State Normal ard Inuslrial College.
we shall have with US several civ
snperiHtenden,s aud other prominent
educators to de'i.er special lectures.
The Institute will begin Apr:l
29th and close May oath.
1t II is Your intention to avail
yourself Of this opportunity, or if
Won desire further Information, please
write to
CHARLES D. MCIvER.
President.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
NOT PAID F'OR IT,

NOT PAID for IT,
Are you paid anything for
swearing Eli Perkins onre asked
a commercial traveller.
"No; | do it for nothing"
"WeIl." said the lecturer, "you
work cheap. You lay aside yonr
character as a gentleman, lnhict pain
on your friends, break a command
ment and lose your own soul-and
tor nothing! You do certainly work
cheap-very chcap."-Epworth Her.
aid.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
(For the Observer.
Obituary..

Miss Sarah Ann Roberts died al
her home in Little River township
on the morning Of February goth,
1902. She had been a sufferer for
more than thirty years. being con.
tlned to her bed and perfectly help.
less. She was a member Of the
Methodist church at New Sharon
and was a sincere christian. Nav
God bless the bereaved family and
comfort the faithful niece who so
kindly attended her for years. I.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
-Rain fell here nearly all of
Monday night.

fell here nearly all OF
Monday night.
There were a good many of our
county's best citizens in town Mon.
day, and among then we noticed :
Elk State-Senator Thomas Nj. Choek,
Col. George w. Tate. Joseph w.
Pickett, j. f. McAdams. W. II.
Wilke'son, S. J. HAL, r. D. Balm,
Superintendent of the County Home.
Capt. w. N. Pritchsrd, T. 3. Par
ker, Charles W. Johnston, Jos. w.
Terry, N. V. Ray, Col. and Mrs. w.
&. Robson, D. S. Miller, Albert X
Holmes. w. G.. Careathers, S. S.
Webb, John O'Daniel aud others
Some Of them were shopping, some
looking after matters bef,re the
County Commissioners, aud others
attending a meeting OF the Orange
County Democratic Executive Com
uJ1llGGsS-t rsZE @4t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

~ "A vi v AL n LIE LA N II.
In obedience to order of the Superior
Court in the Special Proceeding OF
Martha j. Hall and others VS. Mary V.
FIeelaui. will ut the court house door
in H.iistoro on Monday, May 9Th.
1902. offer for sale Il tract ot land know,
as p"rt Of Lot No. q in Division OF
Lands o. Lo;tin K. Pratt. beginning at
a large rOt X, Il corner OF Nos. 2 aud 3.
running west Is chains 20 links to
pointers. then north 81 chains 20 links
To corner OH St.arlett Inc. then east Is
chains 20 links to white oak. then south
q eti1lns 70 links to beginning. cor-
taiiiy IL acres more OF less, to be sold
in lee.
Also remainder in 4 trart adjoining
and north OF same. beginning at Il rock
on south side OF Durham road, the COZ
ncr of johnson Borian,i tract. then
south ID chains 20 Ii KS to johnson
Horlald corner. then west - chains 70
links to the sra,le!t line. then with tie
same north IS c airs IS links to the
center of the Durham road, then,
southeast with said road as it mean
lers to fist station. containing 81 acres
more or less. subject TO the Dover OF
Mrs. Mary V Freeland. which has been
allotted TO her.
Terms OF sale Onc-third cash and
Balance at 6 aud IL months. with inter
est from day of sale on deferred pay
mentS.
This Goth dav OF March. 1902.
JOHN w. GRAHAM.
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10

District Attorney Hol,on agrees
with the Democratic State Execa.
tive Committee that payment 81
po!l-'ax by the frs, day Of May is
necessary as a qualification to vote
next November. The thing to do
for all parties who wish to vote is to
pay the poll tax before that date. /,
is better to be safe than to be sorry.
Raleigh News aud Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10

For sale cheap, a second hand
Piano. in fair condition. Apply a,
this office.
End Cop Early Bliss. Early
Rosp, and Peerless Seed Potatoes
Fancy Grocery Co.
-Foley's Kidney Cure makes kid.
neyS and bladder right Don't delay
taking. w. A. Hayes.
Miss Myra Turner, of Washing
Ton, N. g., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
T "A. Faucette. at Maple HILL" near
this place.
We take pleasure in calling a.
reqtion to the advertisement Of Jas.
Webb, Jr. & Bro, to be found on
our 2nd page.
The County Commissioners met
in Hllsbnro Monday Ind at the
Comfy Home Tuesday. Proceed.
ings in full next week.
-GraselIy Hill and EAand base
ball teams crossed bats at Ehand
Easter Monday. The score resulted
a. to IL in favor of Ehand.
MIR. Henry N. Brown, Jr.. with
a force Of negro laborers, left here
Monday for South Boston, Va,
where he will manufacture brick
DR.. D. G Paris will be absent
from town tor q few days on a visi.
to relatives in South Carolina, and
will take in the Charleston Exposi-
ton while away.
Nov that winter fingers in the
Lap OF spring, We would he glad if
some Of our subscribers would bring
Va in the wood they nave been
promising us for SO long a time.
Married on Sunday. April 6, in
HilIs''"ro township, by Squire j. f
McAdams, Mr., J Z Foster, OF Bur.
llnglon. TO Mss Barbara Johe, OF
Orange They will move into their
new hone IN Burlington a, once.
Adults are subject TO worms as
we'll as children; therefore, how i'm.
portant it is that The system should
b" cleansed Of these vile pests,
Shfiner,s Indian Vermifnge will do
IL ctteciualiy. For sale by w. A.
Hayes, Druggist.
Miss Annie r Smith has re.
turned TO her home near the Ridge,
&fler visiii-g her brother. Messrs.
Samuel I. and John U. Smith al
Raleigh, and the Misses King and
Miss Belle Thompson at Durham.
Miss Smith reports a flee trip. Her
many friends are glad to welcome
her back home.
Mr., John W, Murray, travelling
salesman tor Metsrs Taliaferro &
thomas, dealers in Crockery, &c,
Baltimore, Md, removed his family
from Pleasant Grove, in Alamance
con"'y, 70 Hillsboro, last Friday.
Ihey occupy The house owned and
recently vacated by Mr.. Fl. L. Par
'sh on King street. We extend them
q hearty welcome.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10

The surest and safest remedy
for kidney and bladder diseases is
Foley's Kidney Cure. w. A. Hayes.
PLEASE understand zoe propose
to Keep the Best Stock Of Fancy
Groceries IN town. We guarantee
quality and ask you to return any
article purchased Of us that does not
prove satisfactory. Fancy Grocery
Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-04-10

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never tails ~ eases IT piles, Cool.
',@ and healing. None genuine bu,
ne WITS. Beware Of counserfe.ls
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nv II leg" say' A. S F"Iier
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''' -a>" ne mich trouble. / used
>',' l. Ut remedies to no purpose
"HI'' l afieI De Wits Witch Haze
.N e. a few boxes completely
'''ed the. w. A. Hayes.