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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

Theae districts 90 the numbsf 81
the collections e. be- made may -
changed from time % time by the
huafd OF health and city council
No fixed charge fos collecting The
garbage is provided IL = explained
~ members ~ the council that ths
frame hlss Is net exclusive and that
any one may collect Earhasv, -
that tbs charges Tor celieeiiGn Ntll
- m1hffct 80 competition
rhe Franchise further provides that
the oam pany operating under v shall
rwfuaxs. ~ hen notified. al dead an.
lniais frttsn the puhic streets, at the
Nv nsHs cost. The maximum charE'
- fur such rcusnxal afw Hxet Al from
20 cents o. So. according - the dis.
trlet ard size II the animal Al
rarsasaes % Amitsin owned by the
city vii BE- removed free % charge
According Ia the franchise. Nap
must have constructed aud Ia apaf.
alton a errmatuTs ~ reduction plant
~ SUFFICIENT capacity 20 ehrv Cor Al
the refuse ~ the city within ans
year me manner ~ reduction q
rrsrn4,tioN Hhsu hs lnaTeuzivr, Al
the etloFs etc shall - Destroyed -
combustion Or chemical pfy-ec.~ A.
~ tlHses she aAusrr ar assigns Il
she franchise shall b. sahisct "a al
sanitary FeguistiouH u TIE eitf.
Two glasses ere put int the tran
.rhfass t.ft. asflre far ita forfeiture Ia
-. -. - - - tEsAr>~ q
fuinn Ns tsfuss. one il the rensfAl
gssasa uut into al franchises great.
Z 81 b. sAe rltY and the other a srz.
rlai clause. but nowhere n thr fran.
I chise il there q provision rnQuiYsNs
/ The dansralt with the cts - a csFtl.
I fed check or = sum = money aA :
/ guarantee - euod fsith. % - fs.Fs
7 gcited In case % a failure ~ ms
grantee 20 fuIhiI the obligations
placed upou hiua ~ the franchise.
No pvrshass clsu.s.
A clause suggested. providing faf
the city awu~rrhip and control o; ths
plant BY payment % It's appraised
value 70 the owners. Il also emitted
frum the proposed franchise
Councilman kistisr raised the %.
1ectian that while the frAnehtse
might not accord to the grantee an
exclusive night e. cokaet and dis.
pose II garbage. q would tend e
create A monopoly Just the sants.
that once erta bfsshed il would Be
naxt To innpeasibls for th~ city o. an
other corporation 20 engage Ia the
same business
IL vii - Just Hike the Seattle
F.7~etfte company" aaid he. Thai
cuHpsay holds no exclusive fran
rhisee. yet has = eCmrsstr monopoly
10 the street chr business In the
city"
In explaining Why NJ favored ths
YAw franchise. Hf. =. y cfichsnni
councilman frona tho Eighth ward
and 4 member Of the health Ard
sanitation eomni,tse. this morning
said:
believe comn~tifiou vii keep ihs
charges FOR collecting and hAuiink
the refuse. 20 BE- paid 10 tho house.
holder. AZ e r~aapnabis figure. The
reason. 80 far AZ ! am concerned
sNaf na aximum rate wss fixed. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
TAFT IS
COMMENDED
Roosevelt Speaks of the Philippines and OF Nation
al PoLcy---Presidenfiai Party IS Experiencing
Rough Weather i'm Dakota and Montana

reform which had been ehAnpionsd
insffectigsiy b. Washington. and
had been fruitles.ly agiiatsd ever
since. Al last ws have taken from
the statute books the ohaoiets mill
tia law % the revolutionary days
and have provided for efficient aid
20 the national guard 81 the states
I believe that no other great country
has such fine natural material foi
volunteer soldiers as We have. and Il
ir the obvious duty OF the nation
aud Of the states 20 make such pro.
vision az viil enable this voluntesi
soidiery 20 be organized with Al
possible rnpidity and efficiency In
tirue Of war. and. furthsrmors. e
help In every way the national
guard IN time Of peace. The militia
law enacted BY the congress marks
the first long step ever taken IN thii
direction BY the national govern
roentH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

no, one thing eouid have been ae-
compiishsd
aAs rapidly aa the military rule
raa extended over the Islands ny the
defeat Of the Insurgents. just - rap
ldff vas II replaced BY the civil
government At the present time
the civil government n suprems and
the army IN the PHILIPPINES has been
reduced until IL ~ Huffelsnt merely
10 provide against the recurrence OF
troubls. In COY. Taft and his asso-
cialss ne sent - TIE fiiirife= 90 vIss
right. as conscientious. and AZ able
a group 81 administration es ever
any country has been blessed with
having with them and under them
We have associated the best men
among the Filfplnos. 90 that the
great majority Of the officials. In
Guiding many Of the highest rank.
evo themselves natives Of the islands.
The administration II incorruptinly
honest. justice II ~ jeal0usly safe
guarded as hsse al home.
The Peoples Interests
.aThs government IL conducted
pire1y In the Interests ~ the people
of the islands. they are protected In
/ their religious and civii fights. they
have been given an excellent and
well administered school system. and
each Of them now enjoys rights to
life, liberty and the pursuit Of hap
pines4 such a. were never before
! known In al the history OF the Is
lands.
,..rhe best thing that can be done
I ia handling the Philippines IA 20 put
I tho beLt nan In charge and give MIN
/ the heartieat support and the ffes#t
I ,,oaalbia hand This has been done
I with Governor Taft. There f. not In
I this nation a higher or finer type Of
otItl1r servant than Governor Tart
I lfe has rendered lnestimabie service
/ 10 the Philippines AZ we'll az % the
I limited States. He has been able to
40 this because he had the absolute
/ supp0ft on the war department. The
/ army In the Philippines a now only
I one Of the instruments throukh
I which Governor Taft ~ doing admir-
/ able work The civii government u
I nov supreme. -.
While We have been doing these
] areat and beneficent works N ne ne
Islands we have yet been Rleaa9ll
reducing the cost 81 which they are
done. The laEf Congress repealed
the law for the war taxes, and the
I war department has reduced tht
army from the maximum number Of
100 eco. allowed under the law u
/ very nearly the minimum OF ~'VVV,
Admirable Legislation
Moreover. the last eongreHa en-.
acted some admirable lsgialptl (A ~
feeling the army passing hfHt ~ ~
the militia bin and then the bill =
create general starr me niiitefl
bui fspI auia the realization oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
JACK THE RIPPER
is HANGED TODAY
London Police Officials Believe George Chapman to
Be Responsible for whitecbapei murders

LONDON. April 7.--Jaok the Rip
per was hanged here today. Ills
name was George Chapman and in
the opinion ~ Scotland Yard and
police officials he was the person
who, In 1855. terrorized the White
Chapel disAfct Of London and bruz
tally murDredalmost a score Of
women
Chapmsn9'ae a saloon keeper at
Southwark. The crime for which he
paid the penalty today was the pots
6ninK o. a woman who had f0r a
time been living with him ~ his
wife. She died suddenly under ctr
cumstancea that led 10 the belief
that she Had been poisoned An in
vestigation instituted BY the police
proved this to be the case and after
a considerable length Of time they
fsSero able 10 fix the crime am Chap
wan and secure his conviction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

Men. women and children were
called fr0m their homes and ruth
lcsHlY slain.
Immense excitement prevails here
aud the utmost endsavors are being
made 70 secure tho exact details.
Crowds gu the streets watching the
builelln hoafdH.
The city Of okhrlaa ovsrlooka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

FARGO. n D.. April 1.-Prssiisut
haasessifs special train reached
isFs g an early hour this morning.
After the president had brsakfAstsd
biz car he ard the ether members
ne party wsrs taken IN charge
. the local Committee and the pro-
eam previously arranged was car
NJ president made HE address In
- eSere house iun4sllaselg sfse4
as4kfastins Fsr the frst time
.aFins the "Trip he d0nned a western
h.Hh hat. Hndreds failed h gain
'aaistenet 20 after leaving the
"a house he addressed an over
msssins from The balcony u the
s.lioff hotel.
aa arriving trains yesterday
-.lt hundreds OF people from
= ~ffcunding country and the
sFa that greeted The president
ne ~ the largest ever seen IL
Ihs presidential party left
~ over the Northern Pacific
49, after 10 O'Clock. I'm route q
: ~ stSne park brief ftops are
ua1e n Jamestown. Bismarck.
AAs Aed0ra and LiRiuGst0nf
80. pTesidsHt's address was IN
~ a. fclleNs.
~ FsloW cltizpga-Thr North
go. whose sons IN Che civil War
- saeh brilliant pages 10 the
-. w n the republic. likewise
- iah snare IN the struggle ~
tsss..he var with spain was the
,fahlhs' q struggle allRht indeed
- compared With the giFantir
sss - sfesile Hhieh for -Four years
- ~. y ana FRO ACROSS the South
-. % the Civil War. but +
- ba1ght with con sequeueer
an nation. and indeed 10 fns
sfalis ~ q al proportion 10 ths
1rt 81 the effort upon oui
Record . Good One
~. Us good thing 20 Took baei
-. fnat has baeu nald and com
Hsssh F,'h The record " what hai
| i. ~, been done n prouisei
g.. ''gn.lea. II piighted word h MOI
| Asir ~ ihf'se who have failed II
aaa,,.y should be held up 10 rep.
s.sssis, u On the other hand. III,
Hsas nave been mbatautlalfy
~ .ioooi u the achievement hai
"a ~ arc more than kept pac,
"a. n prophecy. then they an,
y ~ one and are responsible
Ant !. ethef' are entitled III ua
1ss,' = - ''sim tie credit which At
u r.n t92se who sefVe he ma
n ~. ms credit. / claim n
finkie seo have managed 10 al
saaifs y. military ana The rlvl
U -. ne Philippine islands. am
kAsiIho pthef men who have 81
I'd ia sAekea them IN c0ugraHT
H'ut whose ala ana auppsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

"a. v.w ruAare crematofy fran
- sralnanae Nas gwen its See
and third fvadinE anu ordered
- Il tisA tnsetiHH n TIRE CITY
- lAst night TIE eFhihSnse.
- a. teea rcndiHK befofe the
- far mssafhs was nnally -.
- snxosahlY BY the corporations
! s~p,lits~. a. anscnssess ard the
sfIfs srtian followed.
Il ~ only protests against TIE ads
- ~ The repari we're freui
raen dlsl and ktstier, Their
1msAms wrfu noe a. Erentinx the
ss~hi,r Is T. a. YaN. eut % tae
- Z ne franchise - rreofa-
- b. TIE eerforatlafsz commit :
They eAsas that The e.ty under
) fsanrhlse - Il nuw stands = not
- the rsvtsSefion Il SHOULD have
- sssneAlse which Il IL proposed
: zr,nt T. Yaw gives hisn. hts sue
ssasa and assigns the FiEht and
wsasxs lsr ~ yeArs % ealiret. haul
= IKspase e garbage and dead an
n within TIE city u Seattle. al
sesazs o. dead animals caiict ted 50
: saazsnsed O. destroyed BY sefns
s.tAsd 81 rsdneiirn ef cremation IN
! 1anf slther Atthin ~ Ntthgut the
= sn.sfs rfuVsdinE such ealicetian.
sfsesar or cremation snail b. fuas
~ z.1nner that meets Nith the AZ.
reszl n the hoard ~ health
- $780,. - &. :, .S
s=s-s's.s - ssatisi-iiiS at-1ss 'ittfs- sst
MAh apparently required O. al.
= saraasf throughout the eetfrs
- ptstriets arr named IN which
= s7antee 4 to make from one g
rgn codes tiers a week In tht
~ district earbaEs aaust be col
- esiiy. Tbs district - ths
- business portion % the cIfY
* ~ tide fats. On the west 4
! zxnsied ny The harher line Re.
esaHx az the south the boundary
.tela s.lst on Gonuccficut street -
s=g<sra avenue. thence narth to the
- ss=sA u Lane street. west 60
K4snrwnue. and % sExth avenue
fz<w way. OF Nssisr Nay 70
IA sHnus. north On Third Ave
- rniou street; east on Union
$40 3 Ekxhfh avenes. north On
kzazA ayeafle l. Pine street thFftss !.
- aAss Just north 81 S.eaV "a
artszs. tnsnes north e. I'D FEET tA'-
uat feany eaF. thence west "a thA'
z.tx lfas.
rns sseond District.
- sseenA district In which col
xssrs y ~ BE made twice zach
~ 3 nat part u the city VITA
- f1tsowiax boundaries Hestu-
- q q posnt 10 feet south II
Afsser street. thence % Sinth ave-
-, tzss naTtA ef Siats averus -
LAIR say. aiong Tesisr 1ey %
Ra4tres. out Broadway 20 penny
ssE Nezf on Denny waY % Second
szsasE north. thence north u Hisn-
~ fsivs. thence along Highland
hssa = Eiaott bay. thence sienE the
arfR ~ q Elliott bay u the north
= knandary u the flrHt diatrlct-
~ third district e that part -
n az iyinE without The boundar-
: 4 ths erst and second districts.
aiesfi1ns rnust b. made in this dis
- Al leaaf once a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
(OUNCIL PASSES YAW
GARBAGE FRANCHISE
Measure VIII Now be Published and Then Taken
Up For Final ACfion---SOme Features of
the Bill Objectionable

that really dent know what would
be q reasonable egufo. and ! think
other tnnfnhsrs u the council 90 uet.
n 10 sufnrthinE new. and ] could see
No way % Determining Nhat really
would be reasonable charge Tor
collecting and hauling ths refuse In
this city
when asked why No penalties for
the failure ~ the granite. 90 fuinli
lie obligations we're net tneurpofat-
81 In TIE franchise. h. said that q
clause Has inserted. providing Zoe is
forfeiture " NaN OF his eamEany ala
not Tive up % AL agreements AZ
10 no cheek. or money being put W
az guarantee Of Eocd faith. he
said
o.. crish.on Talks
That IL only donr where the fren-
chiss = Tor the Use u a street at
ether public property. which mtshf
posnhly - damaged. NJ such sss
81 public property - contemplated IN
Tits franchise.
There % IN reality No need - n
franchise Tor collecting garbage as
any eaa Wfth prosperity equipped y aEs
auu may collect Earh0Ee. o. sven dis
.puss - q witsaat a franchise pre-
yidrd he viii 81 u In accordance
nffh the city nftina1cea and the
regulations - the t.aard q health
As q u,attrT % fact. I believe
that within the nrtt ten yes the
-.~ 1880 s'aS-ss -2fsa' ~
The reason did not fsvfu tts
clause pfusidius that the city might
buy ths raw pians. was that the cts
ni0ht ~ant an entirely dinsfsht
kfnd q srwmatory. ana Don't thinh
that the feet that rae e any enc
else MAJ have = eremRkerf Or reiur-
tian plant. viii stand IN tie way u
the city erecting one of Ito aEns
II tho Yaw pant 10 = success and
ws can buy " ~ a rc'lsatable hEurs.
well enough but " the ffsanc hise
specifically provided that the city
shosaia take over the plant IN Gaze
Y wanted ersmatory of IT'S oNn.
there wuald b. some who weuld want
- buy the Yaw plant 80 matter
uhat the cost uslsfst be
TIE city coun1i1 also passed two
ordinances iast niEht FvKuntins the
handling - garbage One psuviies
that any pqrpsHu OF corporation re-
moving Or hauiiaE refuse shall fret
'@ceure = lir~uns from she city comp
trullsf The frs u q.
Tie other fneaAuFw specifics the
manner % handling sartaEv. Those
hauling other than dry refuse must
BE- provided With a water tiaht. metal
lined and cuxstrd wagon. u stsa
provides that tire h1vsehHifsr shsll
keep the refuse IN q rsstal lined Gov
erred receptacle. and rszesAaesz the
ordinance providing that no Eafh-
ar- Of rsfuse shall ~ dumped on
land or In the water within ths city
tirutta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

The whole subject seems likely e.
rest for = time. at least until the
city, takes action upon y city hall
site. a decision upon the latter
question will undoubtedly revive
discussion a. 90 a nsW court houee.
aisd might lead Co official action
Tbs commissioners think that N the
city should decide 90 build a new
city hail upon OF adjoining the pres
snt site there might be a demand foT
the county 10 buy the Yeslsr block
for court house. The commission.
ere are favorable 60 the proposition
ara viii order an election whenever
ihey think conditions warrant such
action.
should such an election b. ordered
the people viii be asked to authorize
thr curnFsinsioners To Issue bonds Tor
ison. 600 10 cover the NOst Of the site
s=s -! ssss;snSiHs warrants 80 that
work an the construction Of the new
| court house may not be delayed.
No site offered except the YeaieF
| block has been seriously considered
~ the commissioners. although PEG.
pie in me north end Of the city are
/ making n strenuous effort 20 have
/ tho court house erected on a site
bounded by Pine and Stewart street
and Third and Fourth avenue
which has been offered for $40. zoe
A petition has been filed with the
| commissioners. which II signed By
nearly all the property owners al
/ that region asking that n the CUES
,icn ~ The prrehsssns court house
/ site Il put 20 vote. the site In the
north sld Of town viii he consid
erred The commissioners say that
/ the land IN question IN too far from
/ the center % the city.
a site near jefferson street and
Firm avenue has been suggested
and IL offered FOR $3.50, 600 The com.
fniealoBers say that II IL nearly as
Inconvenient ne the present site or
Seventh avenue. on tor Of what +
! known al Profanity Tin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

..SpoS, Arru IA report as
-. aaa uueouufmcd' ff0m
-. mat The CHRISTIAN peis5ss
So -, sassfl.ia, numhsring ilieee
allea p -. inasastrsd by Al
sssliz iss
- a,asaee took plaes at "'sa''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
as wATcn sroIEa

Frank Brooks reported 20 the po-
lice this morning the thsft % sii-
yer watch he told the officers nt
the station that the time piece was
stcien from the bath fpefn % bis
lodging house AZ tiT Main street.
lart night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

defnnation ~ property for the eK-
tension of fAkeView avenue, south
from Hoy street a. Eaatlstke avenue
and Mercer street The petitioners
nIlnRn that the aktennlnn vii not N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
Herbert s. Upper


About one half mile west Of
the uont shore 81 Lake wash
inaton there rises three hun
bred feet above the placid wat
sru Of the lake a high. level
ridge extending north 10 Mad
ison Park and south T. iSashi
Park.
IL commands r. yicw 20 the
west Of a large portion of the
city To the north University
aud Green Lake To tine east
the greater portion Of Lake
Washing ton. and the Cascades
from Mount Rainier an the
south 20 Mount Baker on the
north
sanis % the fnest homes in
cur beautiful city are located
81 fA.H ildge
This district IL served BY the
MattHana PARK electric Hnr. II
extends north along the middle
cf this ridge Tor over a mile.
n paAses through the center of
MAdfnnA Park Addition Ahich
II haundod on the uarth BY
Warrington Park. than which
there is 80 finer place Tor rsHi-
tsnaea Ia seattle ON the east
car addition Il bounded bF the
Denny blaine Lake PARK. the
snosi exclusive residence ats-
triet Ia al our diversified city
on the s0ath b the old settled
district known az hre1as hou-
iegafd. This guarantees Ia
Vuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07

reality be an Improvement, ana that
tho cost Of the extension II lowed
u gatunt such a small number nf
property owners as 10 be sI0rbit=
aHtiy hiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
APPEAL AaAlnsr EXTENSION

A large number ~ property own
era on fAkrvisW avenue peiitinned
the city council lhst night 10 reps8
the ordinance providing Tot the con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-07
ELEVEN THOUSAND
CHRISTIANS KILLED


SECOND VICTIM or DAN MAuLEVs REVOLVER is oEAo-
LiseERro MANY HOURS AFTER TIE SHOOTING. MUIR.
pERER RECOVERING
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Admirable Legislation

Moreover. the last eongreaa erte
acted some admirable lsgialotl(N ~.
fectiuR the army. passing nrHt ~ al
the militia bin and then the bill 20
create general starr. The military
bli rapItaauia the realization oi a
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-12-10
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

Ry virtue OF authority given the I'M
designed in a mortgaged deed execa-
ted by Ishmael j.. Garden and Nancy E..
Garden his wife. to Maria F. Badgett,
| Guardian of A. S. and w. S. Badgett,
and properly recorded in the office OF
Register of Deeds for Orange County,
In Book u, page 1874. I will sell for
cash to the highest bidder at public
! auction at the court house door in
Hillsboro, on Monday, January 4, 1904,
the following tracts Of land lying and
being in Hillshoro Township, Orange
County, and described and defined as
follows, tO-Wit
One tract lying on the waters of Mill
Creek, and known as the home tract
whereon the said Garden now lives, All.
joining John Garden, John McCracken
and others, containing Ninety-O One
/ Acres, more or less.
Also one other tract known as the
Charles Cox land, adjoining John Car
den, Ed. Terrell, John McGracken AM!
others and containing Two Hundr. d
and Twenty Two Acres, mo,e or less.
Sale is made to satisfy said mortgage
and to pay cOsts.
This lst day of December, 1903.
MARIA F.. BADG EFT.
Guardian Of A. S. & w. 5. Badgett,
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-12-10
RECTOR OF ST.. LUKE's.

Asbburnham, Ontario. Testities to
the Good Qualities of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.
Aehburnham, Ont, April 18, 1903.
Il think it is only right that l
should tell You what a wonderful ef-
feet Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has produced. The day before
Easter I was so distressed with a
cold and cough that l did not think
to be able to take any duties the
next day, as my voice was almost
choked by the cough. The same
day l received an order from you
for a bottle of your Cough Remedy,
l at once procured a sample bottle,
and took about three doses of the
medicine. To my great relief the
cough and cold bad completely dis
appeared and I was able to preach
three times on Easter Day. l know
that this rapid and effective cure was
due to your Cough Remedy.
make this testimonial without solici'
tatiou, being thankful to have found
such a God sent remedy. Respect
fully yours,
Z. A. LANGFELDT, M. A.,
Rector of St. Luke's Church.
To Chamberlain Medicine Go. :
This remedy is for sale by wa
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-12-10
(
- CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. I'll
= Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use III
= In time. Sold by druggists.
WEEKLY HILLsBoR0 MARKET RE.

WEEKLY HILLSBORO MARKET RE-
PORT.
Wheat, per bushel OF SO lbs, so to
80 cts.
Corn, pei bushel of Sc lbs, 60 cts.
Oats, per bushel of 80 lbs, 90 cts.
Meal, per bushel of 46 lbs. IS cts.
Pork, 7 IL cts per pound.
Bacon-hog round-l2 IL to Is Cts.
Flour, per barrel $500 to $3.50.
Tallow, per pound. 4 to cts.
Beeswax, per pound, 20 cts.
Butter, per pound, 20 Cts.
Eggs. per dozen. 20 cts.
Peas, per bushel, 20 cts.
Beans, per bushel, $l0G to 81 SO.
Hides, dry. 4 to 10 cents per pound.
Chickens. each. 10 to rs cts.
Feathers-Live Geese-4O cts. per
pound.
Wool-washed-25 to IS cts. per
pound.
Unwashed Wool, Is to 20 cts per
pound.
Coffee, 8 l-3 to 20 cts. per pound.
Sugar, S 20 6 cts. per pound.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-12-10
1r.rrER TO Z. g.. RGEMbNP.
u;llahoro. M

LETTER TO q. g. RC9EMbNP..
HilIsboro, n.
oDear Sir: The cnea,t fling IN
the ws7~o OF sending apyS}ng over
th b void Us q postage, gimp; and
thu, tbe cbeapess> way to p water is
paint. n. von
honnan to know-it dopt belong to
vopr business to know Ibout paint,
Won know-do you EappM to know
hat most of the makersf pain, stafl
it out with lime aud cay and san0
and water and air.
They co stuff it oct IN the can
Int not on the house. They make
more gallons to sell q to buy
more money to pay for rin, ; more
money to pay tor putting it on : {
good deal more money to pay to-
putting it 90 ; but no mere beauty
more rust s; decay ; disappointment
loss. e,
Devoe is your paint, becauae i'll
all paint. no sham, and full Measure
'49 F. " ;:'! B}hvor s Co.,,
New York.
p. S Parks & HedgpethFell gu
paint.