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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
CHIEF HOTEL,

~ W EsSI NlS-At-R PL~AtE-
II you ct codp~9 Up IN frame hotel small.
Dark rooms and sy high rates. u ts your fault:
our bCildins ~ h-fcs. roo.az large. light. newly
furnished. choice locality: &c ard 81 Per day.
dining room. OF the noisy line. cn.y
block from ca lines TO the Worlds Fair. Take
Olive cars Prone Delmsr ss<s
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Acre. OF masn.f.-ent rhste tres. flower BIDS
ard a monster camp: nearly 100 tents
ruurG 70. el--tr!c lights. shower baths. nursery:
dining pavilion. sailing i@e guests, immense
gs-.p..or t,lt. music AMI q hurfrst turIris-e
await YOU: rates only - Ter day and w.
American s-1 ES!ro,sar PANS. never crowded.
room -sor .i.-i people alvavF-
lake p.laiar Garden carr 10 Dei-isr Garden
AID Wnran'- Mag.zin. building. Guides 90
building will direct you 90 camp
NtfEtr Admission and souvenir. free
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FaEE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

In order 10 form new aeqaainfsnces among
visiting merchants. We will present each rner.
eiegen; 1ol-p!ece dinner see. We give you Lowest
factory priee. ard PAY TIE freigh, ,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-09
Will Haul Your

Trurts Tor sNr: valises =. % or from n.
station between Duncan. Hamilton. Esst0n
Nar.leveatsr ayes IN. Transfer Co. $50 Del
mar. D-irnsr -ssi. Bell Forest ise
ST. GEORGE HOTTEST A DAY.
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PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR SALE.
ATTENTION. coMR A0E0 I

We can secure for you free. except office fee,
Oklahoma. near railroad Write come. FREQ
reading matter Room fI Frisco building. Ninth
and Olive Capt A. 8 ccbS. Mgr. EzniGratioo
Agent. Rock Island System. ST. Louis. No.
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FOR RExT-srBunBAN PROPERTY.

KNOX. ae5i-There 10 . nice house for rent or
sale: rates and terms % suit: call for L. Hal
lock. Kiniock phone Victor ss between Z. and
i o'clock or and .. m. ana he VIII give
WI s-AxtlculA0
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC.-wANTED.
SS~~~SNssNss~~s~SsS~s
ROOM with aicoye. furnished complete for
ligat housekeepinx; west OF Grand ave: state
price. 81 50. Republic
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MOZART ROTEL-50 CENTS 4 DAY.
aOTELA-

Tuenty-ninth and Morgan str.: meals &c:
gree baths. 40 feet f-ont. safe brick building.
elFec; connection with ell four main Fair gates.
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PENsIOySLPATEyrs,

GEO. E. BENZ 4 CO.. no Olive st. make
dies. special machinery and light hardware.
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~~~>>>~s~s>~>>~~~->S>~''
WHOLE or hah fnfereFt IN . 9ood-poysnq
bear Investigation; price $z9 70 sioe. as Eas-
Ton ave
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-22
CHAPTER XXI.
Birds of a Feather.

The major and Arthur Carr.Lyon
made their way up the path from the
quarry side by side. breathless and
trembling with fear and hate. and the
indescribable malic which always
dwels in the heart of villain against
the man who has stripped the mash
from him. and revealed his true
features.
Arthur CarrLyon cursed and swore
at every step he took, and when he
reached the top sank down. his face
white and working. and shook his fist
which he had not had the courage to
use-toward the spot here he had left
Kate and Desmond standing.
Curse him, Cu.se them both"
he painted, with horrible oath; then
he glared at the major. who had set
himself down a little way from him.
and was hopping the perspiration from
his face with a trembling hand "It's
al your fault, all your doing, And a
pretty mess you have made Of 1t,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-22
A Business Proposition.

The Mormon propaganda was EVIL
IDENTIFY making progress, but sudden
" a serious objection offered itself to
the possible convert.
Dye have to keep 'em al in
sured?" he doubtfully made question.
At present, even when he only had
enc insured. he had been obliged to
teach her to pull down the front
blinds. lock the door and sit quietly
on the back stairs whenever the smil-
ing insurance collector appeared
from around the corner with his lit
tie book in hand. Could he do this
with five or six if he had TO keep 'em
all insured? 1t was evident that ths&
POSSIBLE convert was wavering. Dye
have to keep 'em all tnsured?" he re-
peated.
BAH cried the Mormon propa-
gandist. Marry enough of 'em and
ii pays to carry your own insurance
like a railroad company insUring its
property, you know"
"By Jove," exclaimed the possible
convert, frightening again twirling
his mustache with a self-satisfed lit
tie twist and staring complacently
out into vacancy. "By Jove!"
And he did join them? Did he?
Didn't he, though.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-22
EXPERIMENTING MOTHS.

The most effectual method of rem
rering a house moth-proof is thorough
spring and fall cleaning. Two of the
arch-enemies of moths are cleanliness
and light. Attics and st0rage-rooms
require light and ventilation. The
cedar chest or closet ranks first as a
preventive Moth-balls are efficacious,
but one prefers the moth almost.
FUrs, especially, fascinate moths.
The preliminary step is a thorough
combing with a dressing next,
beat well, and air in the sunshine;
next, sprinkle with gum camphor,
cedar dust or tobacco-leaves. Place
the flTrs in paper sacks, turn the edges
over, and paste down with a strip of
muslin. Printers ink is obnoxious to
moths. Balls Of cotton wadding satur-
ated in oil of cedar are effectual in
trunks. Remember this, oil stains.
Carpets if infested must come up, be
beaten and cleaned. Wash the floor
with benZine, then sprinkle with cay
enne pepper. Tack down the carpet,
and sponge with solution Of one
quart of water to one tablespoonful of
turpentine, changing the water fire.
quently. A preventive is to press
every inch of the edge of the carpet,
first dampening, then pressing with
hot iron. Lay damp towel on the
carpet, over this a paper to retain the
steam, then iron. Steam destroys
Woman's Home Companion.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-22

process is shown by the fact that
in testing between larger centers the
chief has frequently reported trouble
within a quarter of mile Of the COM
pany's trminals at the farther end.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-22
UNDER THE AWNING AFT.

The shimmering flying fish rose from
And bore on the breast of the breeze
The rorpoise splashed and the dolphin
flashed
Tumbling in play through the spark
ling spray,
And the bronzed old sailor laughed
Give me pipe and the sea- said he,
And spread me an awning aft
The tropical sun from the zenith
stared,
And the cleaning and quivering ocean
glared
The trade wind breathed and the gulf
stream seethed,
Humming, and Kissing and drumming,
and kissing,
Sailing and steering, careening and
veering
Through clouds of spray-away-away
To the south. And the sailer laughed
There is never king on throne
like me,
For my heart is as free as the sea-
said he,
With pipe and an awning aft,'
Inch ISdlOuS proved nlSQI came over
the scene
But under the Pickering Cross's sheen
We sailed and sailed till the starlight
paled
To the rise of the queen of night Sc
rene;
And the ocean called to us; then
The salt sea songs of the fo'csIe
men
SNoy
mans cheer,
on lis back
Tip away lads' once agsS
And the bronzed old ssex
AS he quaffed the bIaSs
he
Because
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
Horse and Buggy tor
Sale.
One Good Horse and Hackney
Buggy for sale. Apply TO
CHARLES &. MADDRY,
Hillsboro, N. G.

Arthur Ray says the three
incest things in town are LIST. A
ripe peach. End. A pretty girl
dressed in white. Bird. TIE Fancy
Grocery Go.
Our line .! Heavy aud Fancy
Groceries is as good az you will find
in town. Come and zee me. w.
II. Newman, Manager West End
Grocery Company.
Gents it will pay you to go to
w. Z. Hay, Burlington, NC, to
buy your Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Underwear. $500 Suits for SIS 90.
$500 Suits only 1915.
We return thanks to- Mrs. John
Kirkland for some very fne irish
potatoes raised at "Ayr Mount
farm near town. Nine OF then
weighed s IL pounds.
Rev. Chas. E. Maddry, pastor
will begin a %pro,racted meeting a
Mars Hill church next Sunday at l.
O'Clock. Preaching Sunday morn
ing and two, sermons daily durirS
the remaider bf the week.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

Democratic Primaries.
A fairly good vote was. polled in
the Democratic primaries last Sat
urday, but our limited space pre-
vents the publishing of the vote cast
at the various precincts. There Wore
only two candidates nominated
Laws for Register of DeeGs, and
Parish for Treasurer.
Mr.. Ira E. d. Andrews received
the largest number of votes for the
House, and comes within n or two
votes OF the n%omiration, Cheek and
Johnston received same number IT
votes. T. Is. Parker was voted for
at Cedar Grove and Coles Store
For Sheriff, Edand leads, with
Andrews, O'Daniel, Balm, Walker,
Smith and Ray following in the or
der named.
Ten or twelve persons received
votes for County Commissioner
Those leading are A. F. Andrews.
N. ". Ray, John F, McAdal rs, J
P. Hughes and Sterling browning
The County Convention which
meets at Hillsboro next Saturday
will nominate a candidate for the
House, Sheriff and Commissioners.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
ANDS TO BIZ SOID.

r ANDS TO BIZ SOID.
BY virtue Of an order OF the superior
Court Of Aianaanca County, made III a
special proceeding w~hereunto all the
heiE-at-law Of the late Marion A. Hes
see are duly constituted parties, | viii
sell at the late residence Of said late
Malion A. Hessee, in Pleasant Grove
township, in said Alamance County, on
Saturday, July 80, 1904, all the lands OF
which the said Marion a. Hessee died
seized. at-public cutlery to the best bid
der. The said lands consist OF the fol-
lowing
First. One tract in Pleasant Grove
tow nship, Alanance county, adjoining
the lands of John &. Daley, the Mai.
j. W. Lea plantation. the Calvin Rich
moud land. and may be others, contain
ing Two Hundred and FIFTY Acres,
more or less, and is the plantation upon
| which said Marion A. Hessee lived up
| to his death and designated as ssthe
home place"
Second. One tract in the ans town
| ship and county, adjoining the William
! "A. Byrd lands, the l. A. Vincent lands,
the lands of DR.. g. S. Watson and 9th
ters, containing Si1ty-E ight Acres. more
or less.
Third. One tract in same township
and county, on Stagg Greek, adjoining
the lands Of w. 2. Ward, Dr. G. S.
Watson. the Calvin Richmond land and
others, containing Fifty acres, nor OF
less, and known as the Bailey Ward
tract.
Fourth. One tract in Cedar Grove
township, Orange county, adjoining The
Lands Of Deck Thonpscn's b irs, fhe
James Scott land, John Hughes ane
j others, containing One Hundred Acres
more or less.
Fifth. One tract in Cedar Grove
township, Orange county, near Car
postoffice, adjoining the lands OF 5
Richmond, Mack Warren and others
being a part of the Fanny Cooper tract
containing One Hundred and Twenty
Three Acres, more or less.
These lands are to be sold for diyis
ion among the heirs. The sale will be
/ gin at u O'Clock and each tract will b
sold separately, upon The folloWiu:
terms:
One-fourth Of the price Of each trae
, TO be paid in cash, one-tourth IN 81
months and one-tourth in tWeiV
months, and the remaining fourth
eighteen months. Notes Of the, pul
:. chaser to bG given for the deferred pay
= ments carrying interest from day {
sale.
This 2Oth day + June, 1861.
J. B. RICHMOND,
commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28


We have sold. with consent of next
of kin of James Webb and Legatees of
Joseph G.. Webb, the stock, effects, t1ade
and good will OF the firm of Jas. Webb,
Jr. e Bro. to III. Winder WehD aad JOS.
Cheshire Webb partners of firm of H.
w. & j. G.. Webb, and the said firm OF
james Webb, Jr. & Bro. is dissolved
except as 20 the business of collecting
the notes, mortgages, and debts due,
which business is placed in the hands
OF John Cox Webb as our agent, Any
person indebted is requested to make
payment aud any holding claims against
the firm of Jas. Webb, III. s. Bro, to
present them for payment. We cor
daily commend the firm of Fl. w. & j
c. Webb to the patronage and favor Of
the public.
This 25th day of July, 1904.
A. j. RUFFIN,
Fl. w. WEBB,
Administrators of James Webb.
THOS. N. WEBB,
JOS. C. WEBB
Administrators of JOS. c.. Webb.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
NO FALSE CLAIMS,

me pfoprietors of Foley's Honey
~ua ar 40 not advertise this as a
sure cure Tor consumption" They
W 0 claim it will cure this dread
sosoaiainc IL advanced cases, bat do
t0"'t'Fe4y assert that it will cure in
WIG earlier stages and never fails to
~.ve cofatort and relief in the worst
, ,',@ foley's Honey and Tar is
a "s51oot doubt the greatest throa,
t4 lang remedy. Refuse substi.
'ates, 4. D. jones'.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
btkGLAKY AND ASSAULT,

btKdAAkY AND ASSAULT.
Lewis Rafiin, a negro @ho Las
served three terms in the State pen:.
Tertiary, was arrested las. Friday on
a Warrant sworn out by Mrs, Kate
.. Lasta, for entering her honse In
The night time and attempting an a.
sanit upon her. Rufd5n waived *
animation and was committed 10
Da'han jail by Justice Jeeeah 4.
HaIHis Tor safe keeping nasi! his trial
atsAuggnst term of Orange Sarer:or
Court We will not give any evi-
.denee in the case as .be tFiai vii
take place in less Than two weeks
10 the meantime We ca! upon tie
people to keen quiet aud be patient
Justice is going to be snetea out 10
Rufin 10 this matter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

If you want good bread, try
oors. Fancy Grocery Go.
Have you seen the big bleached
Towel Brown & Go. sell to. a dime ?
Mrs. John r. Roach and chill
dren are visiting relatives at Chapel
Hill.
Mist Maria Webb re,urhed to
Hillsboro Monday from a delightful
trip to Atls ntic City.
The Hillsboro Methodist Sun
day School will have a lawn party at
the parsonage Friday night.
Mrs. Thomas j., Freeland left
here Wednesday for Illinois to visit
relatives. Her son, Capt Joseph M.
Freeland, OF Spencer, accompanies
her as far as S t,tLouis.
Mr.. Whi,msl Hill Webb, of
the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.,
Durham, is spending hts vacation at
Hillsboro with his mother, Mrs. JOS.
C. Webb, and other relatives.
"A. r. Bass. OF Morgantown,
Ind, had to get up ten or twelve
times in the night, and had a severe
backache and pains in the kidneys,
Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure.
G. D. Jones.
Our esteemed friend and Con
tederate veteran, Captain Jesse Mil
Ter, has been on the sick list. We
are glad to learn tina, he is improv
ling and hope he will soon be able tt
come 10 town s
Owing to the fact that lht
Democ'a attic County Convention will
be held at HiIlsboro on Saturday
July 80, the date selected for tn
Farmers Institute, the latter ha
been cancelled.
Mr.. Ed. NJ. Parker, of Ceda
Grove township, lett here last Thurs
day for Kershaw, S. c., where b
goes to take charge as foreman am
machiniet of the Stevens Lumbe
Planning Mill Company.
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and 4:25 p. H.
o. Money order books close 4:oo p. m
ru.RLEs 6. RosEMoND, P. M.
Everybody is talking about the
N rent bargains at Browns,
II will paw you TO go to Bur
ru,on 10 trade with w. r. Hay.
'Mr, Cicero M. F'aucette, Of Bal
,;nore. is visiting relatives at Hills
t0ro. -.
.nre,t big bargains to arrive this
.oI ior the 10 cent counter at
Browns
Say, will You please keep an
. m the 10, cent window at
Browns.
-Tyon want to rest easy, get in
- Of our hammocks. Hillsboro
BOOKSTORE.
Miss Margaret Yonge, OF Now.
horn, is visiting her aunt, Miss Maria
Nssb, at Hillsboro.
The many friends OF General
Jpisp S. Carr were glad to see him
in town last Saturday.
The incest place, and more good
things TO eat than anywhere else in
town. Fancy Grocery Co.
-Ifyou chew tobacco and want 4
pIucs of good loo tobacco for 20
,ceulf, call a, Browo &>Co's.
The Hi!lsboro Baptist Sunday
School will picnic at Ocooneechee
Mountain Thursday, july %.
MIR. Henry X. Nash. Of Will.
nington, is visiting his sister, Miss
Annie Nash, on Queen street.
Mise Cecilia Joyner, Of Frank
linton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Geo a. Durham, at Hillsboro.
When bilious take Chamber.
lgins Stomach ana Liver Tablets
For sale by W. A. Hayes, Druggist
Mr.. Charles E. Hayes, of Char
ldte, visited his father, Mr.. r. L
Hayes, in Bingham township las
week.
-Foley's Kidney Cure purifier
The blood By straining ont impuri
ties and tones Up the whole system
CD, Jones.
~-Bruus9iok Stew at Fancy
Gr1oery Go. by Il o'clock M, Sat
urday, July so. Families supplied
ats cents per pint.
Miss Bessie Battle, teacher il
tle Greensboro Graded School, j
visiting her friend, Miss Emma Par
ker, at the Barracks.
ladies buy your Dresses, Hats
Shoes, Oxford, Ready Made Ores
Skirts, Waists, 60, from w. I
Hay, Burlington, Il. q,
If we fail 20 mantIon the name
Of your visiting relatives or friend.
its your fault, not ours. Send the.
IN aoa we'll print them.
County Commissioner Wilso
and daughter, Miss Mamie S. Pa.
ker, Of Caldwell Institute, we're j
lovn shopping last Thursday.
-Mrs. L. c. Murray and son, M
clay Murray, Of Vincent, Alamane
eoantY, are visiting her daugh'e
AFs. Calvin R. Parish, at Hillsbor
The new frm Of II. W. and
9. Webb will have an sdvertiseme1
in nezt weeks paper. They ha,
been too 3psy to write it this wee
MIR. 4. A: Hughes spent Sunds
VIA hla father at Chase City, V
lie reports that there has been
Toaderful Improvement in Sher
Hagnea WitIin a week.
30 far Al reported, Mr. Paul
OoI!'ns is the champion wheat rails
this section. He sowed I bushe
On I acres that yielded So bushe
u bushels to the acre, or % husht
OF every / bashel sown.
fou can not expect your oh
oFen TO thrive when they are bel
Destroyed by worms. Give then
NV doses If Sh%riner's Indian Yer
,l0ga aud they will be restored
health. For sale by W. A. Hay
druggist.
-Ar, Jesse w. Cole, a W,
Ao'~n merchant aud farmer, livi
sooat 6 miles south of town
chanel Hill township, suffered
s'cks OF paralysis on bis left S
thursday night, July 81, but
N,"ys'clau, DIR. @. D. Jones, repo
Wal ne is doing fairly we'll.
NO FALSE CLAIMS,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
Rev. VIM. Black. Preshyteria

Rev. VIM. Black, Preshyterian
evangelist is holding q series 81
meetings at Little River church his
week, and on account II these scr.
vices there wilt be no preaching in
the Presbyterian church at Hillshuro
next Sunday, July 81.
DENOMINATIONS for entrance To
the Peabody College for Teachers
at Nashville. Tennessee, will he
held tor this Congressional District
at Hilisboro, on August 4-6, 1904
They will be conducted by Miss
Josephine Forrest.
See notice Of dissolution ot part
nership of James Webb, Jr, g Bro.
and notice Of partnership If Il.
Winddr Webb and Jos, c. esbsre
Webb.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
No PITY SHOWN.

"For years fate was after me con.
tinuously," writes F. A. Gulledge,
Verbena, Ala. 81 had q terrible
case of Piles causing "a tumors,
When all tailed B ,cklen's sArnica
Salve cured me. Equally good for
Burns and all aches and pains. Only
$50 at w. A. Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
EaAr Notice.

w. . must do one OF two things if
~" expect to call on Brown & Co.
see their bargains. Leave your
S''o IL hoaae or luke u basket Nth
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
nj Office OF PARTN ERSHIP.

AS above announced we have pur-
chased the stock, effects, trade and good
will OF the firm of james Webb, Jr. &
Bro. ; and under the style and firm OF
Ii. W. 81. G. Webb will do business at
the old stand on Churton street. We
will add to the stock as occasion re-
quires, and ask from the public their
trade and patronage. and we will en-
deavor at all times to deserve confidence
by good bargains and upright dealings.
This 25th day of July, 1901.
Fl. WINDEIs WEBB.
JOS. CHESHIRE WEBB,
Partners of H. W. & J. c. Webb.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

A Dime Savings Bank.
Housekeepers will frd our 10
cent. bargains equal to a saving
bank. Brown q Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining in the post-ohce at
Hillsboro, June 80, 1904:
Maris, Charley.
Moses, w. ".
Rnfin, Mrs. Judy.
Wolfe, Mrs.
Persons calling Tor above letters
will please say "adyertised."
CHARLES 6. ROsEMoND, z. NJ. s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

PEPuBLIcAsN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican Comfy Conven.
ton me, in the court house Satnr-
day and was addressed by Hon.
Charles A. Reynolds. Republican
nominee for Congress 10 this district.
The following ticket was nominated
House of Representatives, p. Tins.
ley Cheek Sheriff, D s. Miller;
Register of Deed-,.!C D.. Turner;
Treasurer, Wm. H. Parker; Sur
veyor, Geo. W. Tate Coroner; DIR.
w. E. Nh, ply /, County Gommis,
sioners, ] P. Teer, B, c. Patton and
George #. Crutchfield.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
NOTICE.

Having decided TO 90 10 business
that will take up most Of my time,
/ will not be a candidate for tbs Of
fee OF County Treasurer. I want
to thank one aud all for their sup
port just the
Yours truly,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

Concert by the Singing Glass Of
tie Oxford Orphan Asylusa in the
oburt house at IEilIshoro on Tuesday
night, August 2, 1904, az s o'clock.
Given under the auspices Of Eag!e
lodge, No. II, A T. g a. H., Hills
bro. The programme is varied
aid attractive. Go out and hear
tie children. You will never re
get it. It will help you aud your
presence will help The children a,r1
the cause. Admission Is sud Is
cens.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

Four Great RzaeaL1oaa@.
DO you want a Sunday Shirt tor
IS cents !? Dc yon want q Sunday
Shirt for so cents? Do yoB want 9
Sunday Shirt fer 81 90? Dc YOU
want the latest styles OF Collars,
Il Lkerchiefs, Socks and Ties Won
will find the Answer to tue above
at Parish's, as we hare just received
the incest, cheapss, and best line we
have ever had. Cosae sud see them,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28
Z Hours.

mine opens at 800 a. m. Closes
at O;ou ppoing East closes 1926 a. m.
snd a% s,1v o p West closes s:45 a
o. s"a order books close 400 p. m
ru.RLEs G.. RosEMoND, P. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

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Having this day qualified as Ezeeutrig
Of Wa. Il. Holden, deceased, herehy
notify AL persons having claims against
the estate to exhibit them TO the under
signed On or before July Is, 1905.
or this notice will be plead in bar Of
their recovery, aud all persons Indebted
TO said estate viii please make immedi-
ate payment.
This 18th lay Of July. 1904.
HANNAH C. HOLDEN.
E~1ec.triE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-07-28

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Yhe above was received too late
for last weeks payer.