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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01
Apology Accepted.

"A RWE J
.Bro. Harris, oftbe Orange Conn
tv.Observer, is assured that any re
Election upon the discrimination OF
che good people OF bis town. assto
shows. is hereby Withdrawn. 1t was
an indiscreet comparison and ex'
nression. that slipped through the
press in the rush Of daily:p'inting."-
Durham Sun, Nov. %
Explauation is satisfactory, Bro
Robinson, and all is forgiven. Meet
us at Gen Cars Ccconeechee Min
eral Spring ,andjoin US in a driak OF
--A'the' best water 10 .tne State.
The last session of the 58th Gin
gress will assemble next Monday
December 5.
The next annual re union Of Con.
+ .derate Veterans will be held IN
louisville, KY, On June 9th, 6th'and
7tb, 1905.
The Japanese army has been or
dered TO renew its assaults on Fort
Arthur and take the main fortified
tons a. any cost.
The Methodist Protestant Confer
enco was in session at Burlington;
N. c., last week. The next meeting
of the Conference will be held on
Thursday before the third Sunday
in November, 1905, at High Point
$3.50
Prot. Thntmas Rufin, formerly
Professor in the State University
but vino resigned some time ago
aud Has been ON a tourto Europe
passed through the city yesterday
afternoon on HE way to Chapel Hill
He has just returned from the OLE
World. Durham Herald. Nov. 26
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01
Not until February of 1912 did

Not until February of 1872 did
the people of Kentucky know that
Madison was elected President 10
the previous November. On last
November 9Th it was known sh
over the United States and the bal
ance Of the world, including the
Philippines. before the votes were
counted, that Roosevelt was elected
President.
Delegates representing the Bap'
list, Presbyterian, Lutheran. PRO
testant Episcopal, Methodist and
other churches will meet in New
York In 1905 to discuss the question
of church union,-Excbsnge. 1t is
none of our business, perhaps, but it
Us 10 US and we will say it. We be-
lieve these good people GOULD do
more good by staying at home and
making q house to house canvass in
the interest OF soul saving. We have
enough of CHURCH" and style now.
1t seems to us that what The people
need is more pastors, preachers who
will instruct them from the pulpit
and visit them in their homes aud
read the blessed Word OF God and
pray with them. IF ye love me,
feed my sheep"
At . recent meeting of the James
B. Gordon Chapter Of the United
Daughters of ;he Confederacy held
at Winston Salem, designs aud prop
ositions we're submit ted by several
scalptors for the monument 10 the
Confederate dead of Forsyth county,
10 be erected by This Chapter. The
design submitted by Delahauty, Of
Philadelphia, was accepted by unan'
.imous vote. This calls tor a monu
nent to cost $4,000 with a sub base
six feet square, a total height OF 20
feet, surmoonted by a lite figure in
granite Of the Confederate private
soldier. The monument which will
be exceedingly handsome will be
erected on the court house square
and # nothing miscarries will be an
yelled mex September. It is pro
posed to make the occasion one o,
the most imposing and patriotic ever
known 10 the community. All honor
to the noble women who know nt
such word as fail when it is a ques
lion of doing honor TO q Coined
crate dead.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01


Bears tho The Kind You Aays Always Bought
''', e &1NMEM
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01

The Japanese army has been or
dered to renew its assaults on Fort
Arthur and take the main fortified.
'tions az any cost.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01
TRANK NASH.
Hillsboro N. {.

Oaice next door to Dr.. e..
Office, near the hotel. osfudwiol
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01

The last session Of the 58th GIN
eress will assemble next Monday
December 5.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01

The next annual re union OF Con.
+ .derate Veterans will be held IN
louisville, Ky, On June 9Th, 6th.and
'7tb, 1905.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-12-01
GRAHAM,

Practicesin State and Fede,,.o.
Prompt attention to'aall bus;nssal, conh
clssl attention to Probate hns;sas' Spe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Inc and ran 10 the bed Ne Calvert had
lust rson from Tho mysterious dort
object was a middle AGED woman Her
clothes were vs, and bo8r,reied and
hung Iu folds about form once plpmp
but now shrupten and pooriy cared
ror
"What do Won VANITY" asked o.
.4shm baebair. "yop can't sioa, in
ms bed. SON .nrr sfav here
"Tm so slc. CAN'T ro. Won vopt
drive inc Out into me NIGHT" was the
liaiutive cry of t..o woman
sh, made herself comfortable ip Mr.
eHl rts v.s-r. ..r ,-I g..,15 ,,t t..
NOV.
ON waIrerl4g u,rBIoa r.a Vsws,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
FRED STARR DISAPPEARS
FROM THE HOSPITAL
Fr1m Wod0oIaay. Dany clIl.n

From Wednesday Daily Cfzou
inst f1ur weeks aud ono day. less
fho Time between o'clock In the
evening and $3.50 In the morning from
'ho time when Stella Henderson Be-
alleged 90 have fired two bullrots into
his body, Fred Starr. tho notorious
base haliIst left his cot az tho S..
luscph.s hospital and his Whereabouts
are nov unknown boz this city.
STAIRS recovery WIS phenomenal.
ana bits disappearance is equally as
mysterious n Us very remarkable
that q man with two bullet wounds
In hin side. ana the wound of an one
ration in bile abdomen. both ~ which
were Tess han thirty days Old could
effect a complete escape from both
friends and tho officers of the law.
Starr was liberated from hIs hpd on
last Thursday morning on Thursday
evening hc walked out of the hospital
Ho has not been seen ln this city
since that evening HIs brother has
also disappeared Neither of them
lof any word with the sisters al tho
hospital nor made any arrangements
Tor the payment of tho hospital bill
The BAN boys were hlddon good
bye hy tho orstwhile Brown. and
the court officials we're not fore.
warned Of STAIRS departure.
However. be- ls gone. and a warrant
is awaiting his return n ls thought
thai Starr had received some lnkllng
that an indictment would Do returned
against him hy the grand Jury for as.
sanltIng the girl. who came so very
near ending his career and that this
had something t0 DO with hls hurried
exit from the city That such an ln.
dictmoni has been returned has not
beer given out but 20 Is very probable
os % o. known that no knocked steI.
Ia Henderson down befroo she shot
him.
Attorneys FOR the girl have asked
for trial but as yet the date has nol
been set Tho absence OF starr and
the manner in which no left should
have much 10 DO with influencing the
court in clemency toward the rlrl. She
Is sim a prisoner az the county Iail.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
FAIR NOTES

EI'm wednesday, Daily Citizen.
Among ihc many convention. which
Ni.' occur in Albuquerque next woek
wIl' Doe me h.n meeting of 'hU knights
of ro.umhus Tho local society Boz
making elaborate preparations Tor the
entertainment ui 'ho visitors The
closing feature of 'hc meeting WIll
occur 600 The sunday following the
t''r when second and third degrees
1901 Dee conferred foo largo number
H. candidates
Col John hnrrnd8..o marshal ~ inc
IhF Alderman Geo lnarnurl and Or
.h1mhnrl'n committeeman have been
In.nf SOME hus'.0ne around tho past
couple OF days HrrUun.nr me chill.
irouH part uf the hir parade fair
wcok
Dr. H1s hC.u suggested that tbp
children who win uumhor az loa.t
70 thousand .. rut in n parade 0U
Friday intg1| ui Thursday aud thaf
fhgT uD accompanied hy ODE Gentry
dog and pony show parade clowns
and bands
This suseo 1n carrie. ... th. idea
that Friday should D.. u. la an olu.
o1r0raI day u rhD way 0f exhibits
and by other means n tbla snrree
zion accepted Friday win Doe AMONG
.Hu bIe days of the week. far parade
nu Thursday ur. f8 b. oBa Yf fhr
biggest over H.IH n ba southwest
and fba aba,r... ,f .bo ,buBr., g-,.,
u would mo-. affect Do to ans bad.
f.r.aI .xfupt
Tho electric fountain M tt. AIg,r,
io Is b,.rr rap9irrI ana 0,,5 rr f,r
fbs fair N.u uur,rs r,5 and s.hD.
rlotas bay, noon nI,r.5 ,g.- ,,,,..
descent urrf. ..u.rn.l ,s.,b r.g..,
ara Tbse. Reflector rI,r,s ,r. -,
,....t..i g.. ............,i.,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
Roogys CANDIDACY.

From the Gallup Republican
While o. win mean Roiey.s unIoIne
Zoo politics iu the event Dec ls defeated.
Zoo case ho makes the race and while
Inp democratic nominee Will stand n
very good show Of election with the
republican vote split between Andrews
and Rodcy yet Delegate Rodey mum.
ners among BITS friends probably more
personal ones than political ones. In
Nckinia5 oountg there can %, eco Quos.
Hon that Nodoy's personality has gain
Di for him more friends than hls polit
.cal faith
ON the other hand there can Doe mo-
question that hIs latest move in bolt.
us the republican ticket is Ill advised
and that De- is too easily influenced by
'bo talk which bis friends have put up.
Roioys greatest fault Tics Zoo The fact
h1t hc thinks too much of Rodey
There Gre those iu McKuIoy county
who. feeling sore no tno ay thluEB
went on al the recent .H.uN'icau con.
yeution 90 Albuquerque vi', mo- doubt
support Rodey Zoo the mIx-up with
two republican candidates ln the field.
sur uf course. running on the indie
pendent Ticket the democratic nom
Iuce seems to have pretty easy sailing
There ho those who win deny this, but
anybody looking 40 che situation from
HH unbiased standpoint cannot but
come lu thp same conclusion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
GLORIOUS DAYS RAIN.
THE oRoUTH or MORE THAN
THIRTEEN MONTHS DURATION
At socoRRo rs AT LAST BRoK.
en-

From Wednesday Daily citizen
o. has raluod at socorro. says the
Chlela.n % has uIned ln earnest
This time % was not one OF those SUD.
don. dash.ng showers mat are over
in O. moment aud leaves carccIy a trace
.uf their coming and going 10 was
steady ioUupour There were times.
'u he slrc when thc rain seemed 90
come moro ln torrents. but 90 u1 time
for sixteen hours from Z o'clock ln
tho morning until o o'clock in the az
.oruoUn of Thursday September %.
more rain foll in s1Corro than had fal.
'nn hero during tho entire thirteen
months preceding The rain gauge at
Toe School of Mines Indicated 3.Gt inch.
rs ana Che Ions 1r0uth miehi reason.
ably ho said to Doe broken
The effects 0f tha storm wore mark.
cd. Eyou tho earliest r.sors found me
Irppta flooded Before noon those who
live in adobe houses wore experience.
ing the discomforts resulting from
leaking roofs aad walls One house on
49, Carmel avenue collapsed entirely.
Due luckily nobody was burt The San.
fa De- railroad has suffered severe
damage The Rio Grauds is out OF Ifa
banks and the result s several wash
outs between Socorr1 aud EugIc So.
zorro has bad no train AND mo- mail
from either north or south since
Thursday morning. and thoro Is now
na prospect of either until Monday.
f chen. The r'yor continued t0 rise
fII day yesterday hut s reported fan
IDe slightly to-day
ono aaUyue feature of fho aItu.
l.Hn .a found In ffu fact chat the dam
recently constructed az tfe point of
'l. mountain OBJ divert the flood wa.
'.rs of ODE arroyo from th. city stood
-hu .0. perfectly although fba water
ll.n uaaIust 30 a.snt 0r tom I.ut JuIe
.ng from past experience DO o. had
NOT Doom for tbIs dam -I.Urr1 would
have suffered severely from the o.
focts of rhe Good tha, would have
swept .hfourh ,ho Streets Evidently
.1n money spent Boo building .a dam
was vel Invested.
The ranges of S0r1rr1 county Wlu
.o vastly benefited hy thls rainfall
Gentlemen are oft fhD opinion that The
grass w.II grow % good deal VOC. ospo
.a'.N b. lhH frost holds On "a fow DAYS
I1's puts % very l.0arUut Taco 0u
fh" situation loo tbo aauH., AN sum.
W"r long thr Dug, have been drv
Zoo many localities and olItI. and sheep
have been dying u lara. numbers
-I'"amDu were mot Zoo a comfortable
..'mn o' mind Sow however mo a.t
I1i'1u .s Quit" changed Everybody
hopeful fhlr fDe. wIU pass far win.
'nr boo good condition
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
SCHOOL OF MINES NOTES.

From Spcorro CnIeualn
Miss Ruby Berry, registrar OF the
School of Mines, win leave on the
hrst train for &c. Louis. where she
viii spend several weeks az tho w.rld's
fair and visiting friends.
Dr. Ellis McnuugaIl. of me School Of
Mines. has been appointed 90 take
charge of the New Mexico mineral ex-
hIh.f 90 the worlds fair 40 So Louis.
Tie lcft last Wednesday morning. SO
as to Dee ou hand the first of the
month.
The rain gauge 0f the United States
weather station 40 the school register.
ga thc rainfall of Thursday at 1861
inches This o. tho heaviest ram of
rain recorded GA twenty.four hours
since the station was established ten
years ago. Tho highest previous rec.
ord during tho decade was g 40 inches.
President Keyes is Iu receipt OF a
communication from Dr. George r..
Merrill head of the United states ma.
t.0nal museum and one OF the Jurors OF
awards ln mining and motalurgy az
the worlds fair al g. Louis. ln which
ho praises In the highest terms the
eXalhit made by the school OF Mines.
Three special collections. Illustrating
rare zInc ores, the complete smoltlng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
FREIGHT OUTFIT.
CAUGHT IN FLOOD ON THE MAN.
oAs-oRivER HAS MARROW Es.
CAPE FROM DROWNING.

The heavy rain which foll ln this
city sunday evening extended over the
divide west of town. causing a heavy
huoi down tho NanEas draw. fifteen
miles west of town. says the silver
CITY Enterprise 10 caught. in Ua
course, two freight wagons belonging
io w A. Teunoys outfit in this city
The wagons were heavily loaded with
fro'eht bound Tor C1ouey and the con.
cents washed away Mr Tennoy ostl.
mates h.s loss 90 $3.50 cor $500. Tho
driver Charles johnson. and the hora
's attached tO The wagon. had very
narrow escapes from bo'ug drowned.
The wagons bad become stuck in a
HoE Iu .he road near Peter Mungala
place and were being oxtricatod by
an additional ten horse team from an
OUTFIT thlf bad preceded &C.. when the
drivers heard che roar of the 0ncomins
Ua'ar They hastily unhltched the
horses aud barely had time 90 get
'hDm ouf of the draw until inc water
struck me wagons The trailer was
turned over and washed several miles
down stream The front WAGON was
also caps.zod and the contents washed
away Charles Johnson. the driver.
upon seeing bis bed goo down. attomw
od t1 rescue 10 aud In the attempt
was washed on h's feet and deposited
upon un elevated piece OF ground.
which formed smsl! Island lu ibo
midst of the food. here boz remained
H.r Hr.... f..rr. Et.H a..- H-.ff.. ...........F
br having o. l1rat thrown 90 him.
which hc placed around hIs waist and
R8a NDrIHhIy pulled through the tor.
rent by O. husky little COW pony ho.
auE.us to Horace Hooker beyond 20
few hru.HUH luI aevyr, uIeht Doe was
nome .hr worse IuT wear
The contents of fHe freight wagons
consisted nl tUHu pounds OFF smIu.
valued 90 over tlUl. four barrels of
HDDr for Alma and 600 pounds of
household eulis olua.enDd p o. g.
Johnson 1as1yOr aud surveyor for tho
NogoI.uu Gold and Copper company at
CDHuoY Part ul thD household goods
we're found thD nest day badly water
soaked Pieces off lhe trail wagon
were also picked up farther down tbo
draw and win Doe brought fo town aud
pIf together again The 1thor wagon
was nu.y slightly dlmae.d
Tho ho,r. naturally was O. total losF.
unless. indeed. fGu trout u Che GI.a
have e f1uduess for lhc German nation.
al hoyomED. n which case % could
hardly he called wasted althoush Mr.
Tynnoy cIiurs to fhD belief .aat 10 is.
fIraugy o say 1lHy "a drop nj rain
icH nu IIr aau.aa .uru- do heavy
iUNuruur Boo silver e. u| lu.'y
showing chat tho precipitation was
country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Tho pleasant to take aud harmless
ono Minute Cough Cure gives instant
relic. n al' cases of cough. Group and
h arupa because lt does not pass lm.
mnI.Wu'y into the stomach. but takes
effect rsbI at the seat of the trouble
d. draws uuJ the Inflammation. heals
ani soolhca and cures permanently by
enabling thD luuFs to contribute pure
.i'f.Fng ana DEMONSTRATING oxygen 10
'h" blood ana Tissues Sold by % W..
Briggs a Co. aud & Vanu q Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
PusL,o DEBT

Washington oct o The monthly
statement of the public debt show
chat ar the close of business. soptem.
hor 3Ulh 1904. the debt. less the cash
Zoo iho roasury. amounted 90 SOS .22s8.
937 which Is q decrease Tor the mon b
of f50l0l0
The debt is recapItulBtod as fol.
lows.
Interest bearing debts S35.l57C30
Debt ON which interest has ceased
since maturity. Sl,G62.22O.
Debt bearing no interest. S8SG.797.
2SI
Total Sl2s3787009.
This amount however. does not ln
clu1e 3loll779,g69 m certificates and
treasury notes outstanding. which are
offset hy au equal am lunt of cash "a
Che treasury held for their redemp.
ton.
The cash in the treasury Is classI
fled as follows
Gold reserve. $4,000 600
Trust funds. tl.Oif7Is.sGg
General fund &i260o2 So7
ln national bank deposItor.os fll2.
a03.605.
lu treasury of Philippine Islands.
t5S2i7U2.
Total 81 iOS.glO.gSl against which
trade demand liabilities are ou'stand.
.ug amounting 10 fllO7 i0GSai, which
leaves a cash balance ou hand of
&'olIi41G2
Tho ucroas, OF cash Tor the month
is f3.FaS 7gS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
MYSTERIOUS VISITOR.

From Wednesday, Daily Ciuzen
A week ago last night J. T.. Calvert.
O. carpenter who has shop at ma
North Fourth street aud lives the NO
0' a bachelor In the same quarters.
was startled uy "a knocking az the door
1I his room ?. was raining and very
dark without getting out of bed Mr.
calvert asked who was there Reccly.
iug no answer bat another knocking,
Dee got up and opened the door A
dark object el.ded thourh tho open,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08


From Thursday Daily Citizen
Hon solomon Luna and wife arriy.
cd from Dos Lunus tb.s morning
n. E Stevens and daughter. Mrs
r. A. Frost arrived Girls morning from
Bn.uu
g. b llawloy. who Was taken 90
'lo S' Iua.plH hospital thp other day
uf'rrrH from O. sfroNe of paralysis.
ia reported worse today
~ Hr..harou. manascr of Som
ator 49, a C'arbcs coal mines at
GAINESVILLE. Mckinley county who
was b..e the past couple of days. rc.
turned west last night
Joseph Wood of HuIhro0ly, Is Iu the
o''F ana De- the proud father OF a new.
N.ulru HHy Mrs Woods and child
ar. at s I1.epha hospital
a. 80 watkins banker ana drug
r.st of kingmau. Aria. Is In the city
with Dots wife GUESTS of Nr and Mrs.
j p IUthy of East Railroad avenue
Prof O. Sylvester the opthalmic
-Her.H.. from Washington. ID C.. s
Haa.n loo fho city. and win remain Tor
so'oFa. weeks Sc la stopping at The
European
W Trmh'e a. Goo. sent two wag
ons 'ulfuI with vasbUat passengers
tn MuH8rN This morning. two to
Santa fr. and One l1 Jomoz. yla Ca.
oH.I. 1ud thence fo Santa &c.,
SIR and Mrs Don Rankin win
Iat. tonight f1r So Louis. whore
thDF $3.50 atfoud the Worlds fair They
win E.sf relatives ana friends at
lavrnr. KANSAS before returning
FOB fho city,
hr and Hr D. % Crawford. with
tlD baby have returned t0 tbr city
from iH.r VISIT t1 their Ola home iu
indiana Nr Crawford was noticed al
his n".. Hl duty aI tho Alamd0 pnar.
macy fH.s msuIna
hneU|lr sabbath services win be
bold a' T.mu't Albert Friday evening
Qt Eil Tho chcF is lu charge OF
Prof krD0s Rabbi Kaplau win Zee.
ture .H Genesis D. verso g. "let there
be llEal The puNIIC is welcome
The Elise iHtud to prterlain VISIT
ing Ek ana their ladies Iu royal
style NOSE wgsb. and are ffung up
quarters in tho Eiks opera house but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

MRS Wilson, mother OF Wayne Wi.
ron joined the Converse party in their
private car in Silver city last week
ana l'it with them for the city OF Mex.
l'' on pleasure trip. Several weeks
"ill Doc spent In the quaint Mexican
capital after which a return 10 the
states aud "a trip TO the Grand Canyon
OF Arizona will be made Tho party
consists of Mr. and Mrs John "a. Con.
verse ana q number OF friends The
lIlp Us Being made Tor the benefit OF
Mrs Converses health. which, how.
ever was much improved by a sojourn
az the Haywood Hot Springs resort
last week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

proposition. and the fun aorIos OF
EInc ores from single locality are
unique and have attracted wide atton.
ton
Prof Gordon has. during the last
three weeks completely roarranned the
department OF mlnoraloEy and geology
The large northeastern room has been
made into o. lecture room and long
lecture table constructed across the
north end The quarters to tho south
are made into a cabinet and display
hall The northwest room ls fitted up
for hl1wpino work and the minoraisFf
cal laboratory. The poirorraphical Ca.
blea occupy space in tha museum part
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
are YOU oNI

ltF lrirkIuU.
Money wants to win the race.
Are you on7
Gee believes he's got the pace.
Are you on7
Hg is running with "a whoop,
Uut ho cannot loop the loop
Andrews has him ln the soup
Are you ou9
lts tae democratic year
Are you On2
FOR thoir third successive bier
Are you one
Money has bis crepe at hand.
He borrowed some OF Bryaua brand
ile ahoWs Audiews has him canned
Arc you on?
When the iunkotIng Us past.
Are you on?
And me little votes are cast.
AFRO you ON?
Ooorgo viii swear 'By my two hats
NJ { bad "a bunch of bats
] would land ON Iorrys slats"-
Are you ou7
LEuy0i
ON iho hanks Of Platte river they shall
meet.
ANA Win Bryan and bis Money ON
che shore.
they win Join n a dead march Of dc.
feat.
For Andrews has them skinned for
two years more