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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Lovilia.

Lorilia. June - Mrs. t. Il. Cole. of
Marysville, who has been with her sister.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cashier, the past week, return
ed home Friday evening.
Miss Jennie AIiser returned to her home
in Lovilia from Mt. Pleasant Saturday ev-
ening after spending year In the musical
department of the college at that place.
Mrs. c. p. overton, ,of Loyllia, is spend
ing n few days In knoxville.
Misses Lucretin and Elsie Swan arrived
in Lovilia from a1t. Pleasant Saturday cv-
ening to visit with there brothers John and
II, C. Swan, of Loyilia.
Mrs. Eshorn and daughter blanche, of
Alba, are the guests Of relatives in Lo-
villa.
Mr.. verveer. Gene Loeb and +. C. Sloan
of Abba attended the funeral of Guy X
! Castner. ut Lovilia, Friday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Swan. who has been In ST
Paul. returned home to spend her vacation
with her parents In Lovilia.
Miss Lucy Parsons and niece. Glare Gam
bic. visited with relatives In Loviln.
Miss Efic Robinson, of Alhia, who Is Wis
iting friends In Lovilia, returned home
Monday.
Miss Gerile Forrest returned home from
KirkTille, Mo-, Sunday to. remain Il day or
Mrs C. NJ. IIibbltts is visiting with her
son Mt Columbia this week,
Frank Sullivan. of IIum2ston, is the
guest of his brother. Frank, of Loyilln.
Childrcn's day will be observed next sun
day at both churches, the United Brethren
an. the Methodist Episcopal.
Guy Keer Cashier ded ut Pasadena. Cal
ifolnla May %. 1908. The remains arrived
in Lovilia "Wednesday evening, JuEe 8. ne
cOmphnied by his brother and sister. B. p.
and Kate Cashier. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon, June 3. ut . o'clock at
the Methodist Episcopal church. conducted
by the pastor, Rev w. $. Right. after
which the remG MS We're tenderly laid away
in Woodlawl cemetery. The aoral tributes
were profuse. Five pointed star presented
by the Easter Star, square and compass by
Masonic order, and Tyre ny the Loyilin
band all three of which he was devoted
member. The family have the heartfelt
/ sympathy of the country ut large.
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Mother end Child Fatally Burned.

ST. Joseph. June 9.The wife and in
FAINT son OF Charles Puett, OF 1925 Cen.
ter street were fatally burned by gaso-
line at their home. The mother made
frantic efforts to save the child by
sugmerging it in bath tub filled with
water.
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Abba.

EDid, JuuO o.-Vliooi hdiiS IiSS'
who has been attending school
columbus, o., is home for the sum
She had to come by the way OF
snibal, st. Joe and Creston on ac.
1t of the high water
Nv. D. G. Smith of Ottumwa, Wis.
with his son and daughter, c. "
Miss Vida, Friday night.
IS. M. +. RiZer is visiting rela.
and friends in Centeryille this
rriage licenses were issued yes.
y by the clerk of the district
to Robert Stevenson, aged 33,
rs tss Maggie Mcdowell, aged 49,
sof Hooking; Henry Mathews,
Fu l 20, of Tracy, to Miss Anna Por
"a ged 20, of Abba; J.. Arch Ed
g aged "a, to Miss May E. Rund
ca 1873, both of Abba, and Samuel
|, ait, aged 80, to Miss Maud Fox
Rcd lis, both of Guilford township
q onroIe county.
nc. IT, Miltenberger spent Sunday
18th his family.
lF. y. Kuppinger OF Mason City,
lent Sunday in town.
NJ. j. Budd of Ottawa, ILL.,, spent
.llnday in town.
wv. S. Mitchell of Ottumwa was
j@ansacting business in town Satur.
ghy.
D. R. Loftess of Kirkville spent Sun
lily in town.
F. McCerea OF Eddyyille, was trans
E,ting business in town Saturday.
4 The Decoration day exercises
shich were to have been held MAY
y were postponed until Saturday
fine 6, on account Of the rain. There
las quite a crowd in town Saturday
sld services were held at the GENE
Cry, Saturday being a bright day
However it was not the success it
Rould have been had it been held
lay 80.
III. E. Bickar Of Des Moines spent
sunday in Abba.
A.. G. Gurnea of Albert Lea. MINI.
transacting business in Abba.
III. I. Adcock and M. D. Shurley OF
Ittumwa, were in Abba yesterday
Frank Carrick, who lives four miles
Prth OF Abba, was in the city on
elisinfss yesterday.
MRS. T. S. Duncan of Fort Madison
Tho has been visiting relatives and
{iends in town for the past week, left
fr home yesterday.
n Albia, June 10.-The street carni.
I'LL has begun. There are many tents
hid booths and the shows are attract
kg a crowd.
HThe annual banquet of the Monroe
Mounty Bar association will be held
4 the New Monroe hotel at 8 o'clock
thursday evening of this week.
MThe Bay View club met with Mrs,
Gorge Alexander Tuesday after
non.
ESMiss Maize Schriesier, principal of
Ne, high school, departed today for
M. Pleasant, to attend the commence,
Gent exercises of the Iowa Wesleyan
University.
J. j. Pascie and family are moving
III to the Lower property on South Gin.
81 n street.
81 Mildred, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
IN. q. Mitchem, is suffering from scar.
2st fever. She is with relatives at Mar.
81 alltown.
b Rev. ], B. Jackson, pastor of the Al.
ia u. p. church will preach in the
rst United Presbyterian church in
Ms Moines, next Thursday and Fri
sly evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson have
},ne to Burlington, and from there
II ey expect to go to Fort Madison to
n sit friends.
ii Mrs. Maggie Nichol entertained the
SSv. club at her home Tuesday after
,on
~ Curt Ware, manager of the Hooking
slpply company store, with his fam
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Bloomfield

Bloomfield, June 10-J. M. Hender.
son of Milton returned home Monday
evening after having spent Sunday and
Monday in this city with friends
Attorney Palmer Trimble of Keo,
kuk was business caller in this city
Monday.
N. Henthorn of Milton is in Bloom.
field to view the street fair now in
progress here.
w. F. Slagle of Drakeville was look
ing after business affairs here Tues
day.
O. E, Teneyck and Dan Kinsinger
of Pulaski were here Tuesday to view
the scenes of the street fair.
Il. c. Sullivan OF Troy made bust
ness visit to Bloomgfield Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Patterson OF
South Ottumwa spent Tuesday in this
city with relatives, returning home
Tuesday evening.
MISS Sena Swift, teacher in tbs
Centerville schools is a guest at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Swift who reside southwest of the
city.
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l have a complete X-Ray Machine
and have used it with great success
the past six months. The X-Ray is
curing many diseases that have been
known to the medical profession as
incurable. Lupus of face or Skin Can
Ger durable by the use of the X-Ray.
Chronic Eczema disappears readily
when properly treated by the X-Ray.
Cancer in different forms is cured
when other remedies fail. The X-Ray
kills the Cancer Cell or roots.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
CHRONIC
and
Rv0lyS
DISEASES

| have been located in Ottumwa IL
years, and have treated Chronic and
Nervous Diseases, Diseases of Women,
Private Blood and Skin Diseases, Ca
tarrh of the Nose, Throat and Ear,
Diseases of the Lungs, Rheumatism
and all Chronic Diseases. / have the
finest Turkish Bath house In southern
Iowa, where you can get all kinds OF
baths, Turkish, Steam, Electric, Show
er, or a Tub Bath. You do not have
to go to the Hot Springs for treatment
employ an expert man to rub you,
and a lady attendant to give ladies
baths every Tuesday and Friday. Try
la Turkish of Electric Bath for your
chronic disease Pure Mineral Water
used. Persons suffering from any
Chroaic disease should write for infor-
nation. Many cases treated by mail.
Medicines sent by express to any part
of country. Enclose stamp for carly
reply.
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Foster.

Foster, June 10.-Mrs Link Jackson
returned home from Des Moines Sat
urday morning, where she had been
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. J. Manor spent Decoration
day in Abba.
Owing to the rain there was no SER
vices held here on Decoration day.
The mail service has been greatly
interfered with on account of the con.
tinued rains.
ton are visiting at the parental Geo
W. Huxfprd home
w. FL. Burdan's children have the
measles.
Rev. Jordan failed to get here to fill
his appointment on account of muddy
roads,
4 Mrs. Frank Buck is visiting friends
and relatives at Brighton
4 The Burlington ran her passenger
trains over the Milwaukee through
Foster last Sunday.
The Phillips mines here and the
mines at Hilton were idle all last week
on account of being unable to get cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Decker were Wis
lifting Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hawk last
| Sunday.
A. Reynolds of Warren county is Wis
iting his cousin. Mrs. Henry Manor.
Mrs. Annie Jones returned home last
4 Saturday frcm Centerville where she
had been visiting her daughter.
4 Mrs. frank Buck is visiting friends
and relatives at Brighton.
Link Jackson, superintendent of the
4 Excelsior Coal company, was bust
ness caller in Abba last Friday even
| ing,
i George Pilking,on has been installed
night weigh boss at the Sheppard
| mines.
James anderson, Jr.. was an over
Sunday visitor at Willard with his
uncles.
| Foster will celebrate the Fourtl. of
July this year With ar Old fashioned
good speakers and good music
will be here and no end of entertain.
ment of all kinds.
I VIM. Rector drove to Ottumwa last
Monday.
Milton.
4 Milton. June 10.-Milton will cele.
brate the Fourth of July in.grand style.
At a meeting held recently it was so
decided and the following were APP
pointed on the committee.
q Arrangement-A. c. Jolley, P. G..
H Grader, L. F. Bell.
Finance-A. II. Casady.
i Instrumental music-H. w. Spilman
Il E. Curry and W. A. Linabury.
Speakers-W. w Atkins, Fl. G. Poe
/ Vocal music-E. e. Holland.
Entertainment-E. Syphers, n. Hen
thorn and o. e. CASTOR.
4 The officers are: Pres. T. G. Boag
vice presidents, Pulaski, Ed Teneyck
Cantril, Ed Harrison; Azen, Fl. M
Blanchard; Keosauqua, S. Z. Irish;
4 Bloomfield, w. H. Taylor; Troy. G. w
Stephenson; Brock, w. E. Phillips;
Hill. Geo. Gritsy; Waneta, Jas. Doran
Leando, H. Morris; Douds, DR.. Jack
son: Pittsburg, Ben Strong.
Among the many attractions will be
public marriage.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Milton Methodist Protestant circuit
will be held next Saturday and Sun
day, June 10 and Ia at the Soutf
/, Prairie Methodist Protestant church
Business meeting Saturday at 2 p. Sm
Preaching Saturday evening and Sun
day by the pastor, Rev. Randolph.
Dir. w w Atkins has decided to 10
cate at Enid Okla, and will move
there as soon as arrangements can BIZ
made.
Married, at the home of Harry era
vens, Wednesday evening, June 8, 1903
DR.. j. Johnson and Miss Bertha Ad
! ans, Rev. j. T. Barnett officiating.
Fred Deal, west of town lost is o
his sheep and 3 hogs on Little Fo,
river bottom last week
g. Pennington has arrived home from
Peoria, Ill.
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Hazel DELL.

Hazel Dell, June 10.-Mr. and Mrs
A. L. Burson and children of Soutl
ottumwa spent Sunday with B. NJ
Eastburn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harlem of Ottum
wa spent last week the guests OF thei
trends in this vicinity.
w. G. Smith and daughter, Miss Del
la also Mrs. Sawyer andy Mrs. VIM
Gift attended the funeral of Fred Smith
in 0ttumwa Saturday.
Charles Ohlweiler spent Sunday will
Leo Smith.
Mrs. B. BOSNIAN sent one day las
week with Mrs. NJ. Schwartz.
B. H. Metzser, wife and little daugh
Ter, Alberta visited at the home O
Henry Harsch Sunday.
John and Stanlye Salter of South OF
tumwa spent Sunday at the home O
their sister, Mrs. o. Haiues.
Miss Ella HARLEM closed very sue
cessful spring term of school at Cop
perhoad last Friday.
Miss Jerda Parson returned hom
from OttuIlwa Saturday.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
FOR WOMEN, TOO

Hostetter's Stomach Bittersis med
Inc that's especially adapted to all
f,fuen who are weak or delicate. 1t
!. S calm, soothing effect upon the
FED nerves, promotes refreshing
hep and assists Nature in the prop
performance of her duties. Then
INIT experiment any longer but get a
little ST Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
hay from your Druggist. You'll feel
y beneficial effect from the first dose.
4 HOSTETTER'S
A STOMACH BITTERS.
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Mr.. Jacob Danover
Mrs. w. Fl. Harris

residing in South Ottumwa was
cured of cancer on the lower
eye lid. The knife failed. 1t
returned, but the X-Ray cured 1t
completely. Plenty of other
cases are cured to convince me
and my patrons that it cures.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-11
Mr.. G. w. Breeding

of South Ottumwa, was cured OF
rupture on tho left side six years
ago and last summer was rup-
tured on the right side. He was
cured.
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Ashgrove.

H.
Ashgroye, Juno 10.-The quarterly
meeting at this place Saturday and
Sunday was well attended
Tillman MeAlpin and children. of
Drskeville, visited Sunday at the Sar-
all b. Reynolds home.
Tom Cassill and wife spent Sunday
at the Fred Proctor home.
Rev. d. w. Hastings filled his regu-
lar appointment at the Christian
church Sunday night.
Misses Martha Clayton and Carrie
Sapp were AshgroVe callers Saturday.
Geo Maxwell and family, of Bunch,
were Ashgrove callers today
Lewis Albright has sold his farm to
Joe Proctor for $40 per acre.
Peter Gilland and family, of Bunch,
were over Sunday visitors at this
place.
Dick Reynolds. of Bunch, was an
aver Sunday visitor at this place.
Last Thursday night at O'clock at
the home of the brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs G. c. Bartlett. occurred the
marriage of their daughter, Maude, to
Charles Hunt Of Ormanville, Rev. Ire
Ian officiating.
Mrs. Ola Closer spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Oma Reynolds.
G. c. Bartlett and wife spent Sun
day at the O. x. Day home.
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Mr. Grant Ramsey
Mr.. S. D. Thompson

of Abba. cured of bad rupture
in a few weeks. He is well
pleased and sent two more pa
tients to take the treatment.
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RHEUMA I ISM

BY the use of Turkish Baths and
X-Ray Electricity, rheumatism can be
readily cured, Nervous Diseases, Ner-
vous Headache, Sleeplessness and all
painful diseases are cured by the X-Ray
Machine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
CHILDREN.

For a long time the two year old
child Of Mr. P. T.. McPhcrson,69 N.
Tenth st, Harrisburg, Pa, would
sleep bat three hours in the early
part Of the night, which made i,
>ery hard for her parents. Her
mother concluded that the child had
stomach tronble, and gave her hall
of one of Chamberla,n's Stomach
and Liver Tablets, which quietod her
stomach and she slept the whole
night through. Two boxes of these
Tablets have effected a permanen,
cure anc. she is now well and strong
'Forssale; by w. A. Hayes, Druggist,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
[For the Observer.
AM MemOriam.

Mrs. = L Cooley was the OIL,
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas j. Free
land, deceased, and Mrs. J~osephine
n. Freeiand. She was born Jun.
20, 1872. and was married TO Mr.. E
l. Cooley az the age Of IS. In he
home life she was pleasant and
obng'ng. She was a devout Chris
tian, faithful wife, devoted mother
and all who knew her loved her.
Her health had not been good + tr IL
months, but she was not confined 10
her room only a short time. Her
brothers took her to Spencer, NC,
where she could get the best med,
cal attention. Ste was the pa,ien,
OF Drs. Long and Young, both OF
whom are eminent physicians. An
operation proved that her dfseas.
was past being cured Her mother,
brothers, Q and a host Of friends
comtor,edsher until the las. momen,
On Der death bed she requested tina,
the living should be treated as shs
had treated them.
Her body was brought to htr
home in Elllshorp on "Wednesday
morning tho 18TH instant. aoco.npa
Med by her relatives aud Mrs CIar
ence Adkins, Mrs. v, + Ailsaock,
Miss Annie Albright, Mr.. G. M
Thorn,on, Mr. W. W. Clement, Rev
Il. "A Sykea, Nj, e & Owen aud
Mr.. 7. 6. Seay.,A Ats2 O'Clock p VI
the pail bearers; Messrs. j. H,5Hedg.
peih, w. w. Clement, q. D Hooker.
I. g. Ssay, H. L Swaiu and DR..
J.. S Spurgeon carried her body to
the Methodist church where her tu
neral was conducted by Rev.. W
Goodman, assisted by Rev. Rufus
Bradley anl'Rev.- I. A. Sykes.
The esteem in which she was held
was shown by the presentation 81
many beautiful flowers and a crowd.
Fed church at the funeral service HAr
body was laid to rest in the new
cemetery.
She left an aged mother. two
brothers, a. son, husband, and many
friends 10 mourn her loss. We ex
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the
tereaved family.
We are assured that she now lives
insHeaven, with father and brothe,
How blessed it must be totbe with
Jesus. s.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
WANTED.

the "" csi, would like to ask, through
i sa vv' ual ct your paper, if there
Aoaas person who has used Green's
p4s Sas' Flower for the cure Of Indi.
S /, !, ,s"'' Dyspepsia aud Liver Troub::
ala, r"' mas not been cured-and we
ston. aSan their results, such as sour
pl "' fermentation OF food, habit.
head, q S0s''' tness, nervous dyspepsis.
les,as ssne respondent feelings, sleep.
nectsS Ill tact, any trouble con.
This with the stomach or live,
uanv "ta'clne has been sold fol-
and, =! years III all civilized countries
aud ssn "'S'i to correspond with YOU
Of cas. "0 you one OF our books free
Fis sa,', If yon never tried Angus !, IS
We ba' Try a Is cent bottle frs,
Ii shave 81 never known OF it's fail;na
nst,e,'S something more serious is tn,
las ins, "!'h you. The Is cent siz,
Resyp Is. oeen introduced this wear
Woeo51h',s SIZE Is cents. G G. Green
a uavsa'y \. J. For sale by W
~'yes. Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
The Chicken Law for.
Orange County.


Below we publish in full Senator
Pritchard's chicken law as passed by
the Legislature
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do enact
Section 1. That it shall be unlaw-
fnl for any person in the counties OF
Cleveland, Cabarrus, Curritoct, Bia-
den, Pasquotank, Alamance, Ora
ham, Guilford, and Turnersburg
Township in .Iredell County, Edge
combe, Mecklenbnrg, WAYNE, Surry
and Orange counties where the stock
law prevails, to permit any turkeys,
geese, chickens, ducks or other do
mes,io fowls to fun at large after be.
ing notified as in section 2 Of this
act, on any lands that may be cult
waited in any kind OF grain or feed
stuff, or used for gardens or>for or
namental purposes,
Sec. 2. That any person so per
hitting bis fowls to run at large
after being notified to keepthem up
shall be guilty of a misdemeanol
and upon conviction shall be fined
not exceeding five dollars or impris
oned no, exceeding five days or il
it shall appear to any Justice of the
Peace that after two days notice
any person persists in allowing bit
TO wis to run at large and fails or re
fases 10 keep them mp, then SAID
Justice of the Peace may order an,
Sheriff, Constable or other officers
to kill said fowls, or said Justice o
the Peace may in>his discretion dep
utise the complaining party to xii
fowls when SO depredating.
Sec. 3. That this act sh:Ai be il
full force and effect from and aftel
its ratification.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
THE STOMACH Is THE MAN.

A weak stomach weakeEs the
man, because it cannot transform the
food he eats into nourishmeut,
Health aud strength cannot be re-
stored to any sick man or weak wo'
man without first restoring health
and strength to the stomach, A
weak stomach caunot digest enough
tood to feed the tissues and revive
the tired and run down limbs and
organs Of the body. KodolD yspep
STA Cure cleanees, purifes, sweeteus
and strengthens the glands aud
membranes of the stomach. and
cures indigestion, dyspepsia and al
stomach troubles. w. A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26

-Foley's Kidney Cnre makes the
kidneys and bladder right CONTAINS
nothing injurious. w. A. Hayes.
Col. John S. Cunningham, Pres
ident Of the North Carolina Far
mer's Protective Association, calls
upon the farmers in the various Sec
tons of the State to meet and Or
ganize branch associations Of the
North Carolina Farmers Protective
Association. The farmers of Orange
county. under this call and for the
purpose named in it, are requested
TO meet at Hillsboro on Thursday,
March &c. 1903 Every farmer in
the county is specially invited to az
tend this meeting. Farmers i,te s..
ested in this movement are request
ed to write to w. P. Bachelor, Sec.
rotary. Raleigh, N. g., for litera
tu"e. sc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
Obituary..
Flor the Observer.

At'the home Of her brother, Capt
Walter S. Wi,lfefspoon, in Hreens
boro. N, c.. on Saturday night,
March 81, 1908, at eleven o'clock.
after a long aud painful illness, Susan
sKsllock Wi:herspoon.
The funeral took place in the bis.
torio graveyard OF the Presbyterian
church in 'Hilisboro, on Monday
morning: March %, at eleven o'clock
The funeral was conducted by Rev
Mr.. Hodges, Of Greensboro, and Mr.
Goodman, pastor Of the Prashy
terrain church in Hillsboro.
Owing to the inclemency of The
weather bnt few of tho soriowins
family aud friends could be present
II
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
To CURE AsCoLp IN ONE DAY.

La grippe coughs yield quickly
to The wonderful curative qualities
of Folty's Honey and Tar. There
j. nothing else Just as good" W.
"A. Hayes.
Mr.. James +. Rosemond and
family have removed from, Hillsboro
to Spencer, N. c., where Mr.. Rose
mord is in the employ of the South
ern Railway We wish these good
people much success in their new
home.
Mrs. ,Janes'Cra,g a LADY living
near Chapel Hill, and a sister, of M.
D. McCauley, Of that place, met with
a terrible death last Thursday. Her
clothing caught on fire from burning
brush, and Tie ~untortu, ate woman
was 40 badly burned that she died
lin a:few hours.
See advertisement of Mrs. M. L
Taylor e Sister, Milliners. These
ladies announce the arrival of thei,
Spring and Summer Millinery an6
invite the public to call aud inspect
their goods. They know how K
please the public and take mucl
palns'iu selecting goods to SUIT tn
trade. Call on them.
-William Roach, a young whit
man, was bound over to the las
term of Orange Superior Court in
bond OF $3.50 for shooting Jiu
Breeze, a moonshine negro, while o
Ia revenue raid. After a true biI
had been found and an effort was be
ing made to remove the case to tn
United States District Court q
Greensboro, Roach made his escap
and forfeited his bond. On Wedne!
day night, March 18th, Roach wa
captured and committed to jai
When the u. S. Court convenes /:
Greensboro in April, it is though
: that Roach will be taken there #
, trial.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26

PNEUMONIA :FoLLoWs A CoLD
hit me-, er follows the use ct Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops tie congh.
heals aud Strengthens the lungs aud
affords perfect security from \" at.
tack of pneumonia. Refuse substi.
lutes. w. A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-03-26
A FIGHT For THE Posr OFFICE

Mr.. J. Clyde Cheek. the present
postmaster Of Hillsboro, has ten
dered his resignation to take effec.
at once, and the following persons
ale in the race TO succeed him : E
A Rosemond, w. j. Dickson, Dew
erenx Turner, Ed. E. Turner, A J.
Gordon and Chatles G. Rosemond.