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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12

11fiTce Hours.
onens at 800 a. m. Closes
Nail e, i East closes 1926 a. M
nd s:so . p %' West closes e:4s a.
p.s" anu books close 400 p. m.
nr o", G. RosEMoHb. P. M.
Rain fell here nearly all night
T. will paw you to go to Bur.
r.n,on to trade with W. E. Hay.
Have YOU seen the big bIeached
r,vel Brown &%Co. sell to. a dime :
A dime buys a nice quality La
80, Summer Vest at Brown q
Have ycu seen the Dime Hat
,oor neighhor bought at Brown d
Co..?
1t is Just as we'll to say it as %
,hidk ~it-keep your dogs and chick
Gus at home
-Mre. Nathan W. Brown aud
Miss Estelle Brown are visiting rel
,ives a, Greensboro.
No use talking, you won't be.
lave unless you see the 10 cent bar
ssins at Browne Co.'S.
-Foley's Honey and Tar contains
M opiates and can safely be given
% children. G. D. Jones,
-If;you chew tobacco and want 4
Mugs of good 100 tobacco for 20
fpOls. call at Brown & Co.'S.
Mrs. S. E. Cole went to Green's
boro Monday to visit relatives and
n hear Rev. Sam Jones preach.
The surest and safest remedy
Tor kidney and Bladder diseases is
Foley's Kidney Cure. G. D. Jones.
Mr.. w. r.. Hawkins has quail
lied az administrator upon the estate
OLA. F. McAdams, deceased. See
notice.
-Messrs. W. r. Parks, N. W.
Brown and S. Carl Forrest heard
Rev, Sam Jones preach Sunday at
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Hassell, oil
A~tamabaw, Alamance county, spen,
Tuesday here with his mother, Mrs
Joe Hassell at the Occoneechee
Hotel.
Our line o! Heavy and Fancy
Groceries is as good as you will find
in town. Come and see me. w
H, Newman, Manager West En-
Grocery Company.
Sick headache results from ;
dsordered stomach and is quickl,
cqred by Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by w
A. Hayes, Druggist.
Gents it will pay you to 60 I,
W. E. Hay, Burlington, N. c., t
bu, your Clothing, Hats, Shoes ant
Underwear. $500 Suits for SIS OO
$500 Suits only 1915.
Mrs. o. A. Weed. OF Narrasau
ett Pier, r 1, who came to Hills
boro to visit relatives, returne'
North last week on account of tn
sickness Of her baby, Catharine.
Valuable Farm for sale. No,
10 cultivation, we'll watered, and ha
plenty woodland. Near New Hop
church. 1853 acres Belonging /
the heirs OF M. J. Clayton. Fo
PARTICULARS call Oh or address D. A
%C!aytor, Agent, University Station
N. G.
Mr.. VIM. Burwell. of Charlott,
and his nephew, Judge Robert {
Nrudwick, Of Greensboro, were i
town last week, the CUES 8 of M
ohepperd Strudwick. MI. Burwe
was born and reared at Hlllsbor'
anu Is a son of the late Rev. Robe,
Burwell. This was his first visit I
dllIsboro 10 25 years.
DIR. Henry Louis Smith, Pres
aent OF Davidson College, delivere
very tine lecture to a large and a
preclatlve audience in the Presb
'eran church Sunday night, on Chri
aan Education. We have heard IL
lecture and speaker highly comp
mented' The singing by the che
WAS good, and the solo by Miss IA
nedgpeth. was we'll rendered a,
very much enjoyed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining in the post.ofice al
Hillsboro, May 80, 1904:
,Allsbrooks, Prof. r. e.
Belt, w. H. G..
Brandon. Miss Ethel d.
Harrington, Will.
Freeman, Joel.
Harris, Mrs. Larry.
Hall, r w.
Laws, W. r.
MoNeely, L. J..
Nordeet, jimmie.
Persons calling tor above letters
will please say advertised"
CHARLES g. RosEMoND, P. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12
Another Candidare's
Announcement.

"My many friends" force me to
remind the "dear people" that We
are headquarters tor something good
to- eat. Fancy Grocery Co,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12
~
EalH Nnfio0s

20. lou must do one OF two things if
~" expect to call on Brown & Co.
NM. see 'nelr bargains. Leave your
you. "o :" o"0"o" SoSe's
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12

-Foley's Honey aud Tar is pecu-
liarly adapted for asthma, bronchitis
and h~oarseness. G. D.. Jones.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12
New Books.

Any Book you want we will order
fol-. you at less than publishers
price. THIS does not include school
books. Hillsboro Bookstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12
D",alAE-Keep Cool and
Lose Your Head.

Won, gu ga can do all this BY buying
;n., hats at Parish's. We have
Has, Has, received &C a large line ot Straw
Dnu', a. al prices. Also, Fur Goods.
can oay last years hats when you
az vs. ses .ne latest agony at Parish's,
we had o'u last year every str W hat
on, except three, aud we start
rece;v"s win an entirely new stock
va hau 'h's week, the incest line
We nave ever sold.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12
PIOws PIows 1!

You will get a good Plow at
Parish's for $l.OO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12

A. Dime Savings Bank
Housekeepers will frd our 10
cent bargains equal to a saving
bank. Brown & Co.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-05-12

"ost Once u
mems at 800 a. m. Closes
$3.50 p. m. Eas, closes s:25 a. m.
Mail going HSs' 0''
nd 2:so p: No. Vast. closes 9:45 a.
Mail going "es' ''o'
:, s"uuorder books close 400 p. N.
M""e 1,ns G. RosEMoHb, p. M.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
PERSONS WERE NECESSARY TO
PERFORM THE WEDDING cERE-
HoEY OF COUPLE FROM
PITCAIRN CAMP.
NEITHER BRIDE NOR GROOM COULD
UNDERSTAND ENGLISH AN M
TERPRETER HAD TO ASSIST.


BY tire aid of an interprete~, George
ssefancsc and Kasie Hor-at, nativeS Of
Au~srn-H Hungary, were united IN bond.
OF holy naatrimony m the parsonage Of
GofT 1Iettntlist church Wednesday. ius,
before noon The ceremony was one Of
an unu-,nal occurrence. The bride and
groom could not speak or underxtand the
English language and it was necessary
90 perform the ceremony With the help
OF a tourta party
AIR. Darish, a member Of the firm Of
Zaruea & Darish, the foreign ban,7ers,
assed ~ the interpreter for the lido
aid groom. He sraasiated all OF The
questions given by the minister to the
bride and groom and m return translated
their responses to the minister. In this
way the two were made husband aud
wife.
a number OF native friends OF the con-
tracing parties witnessed the ceremony
AMI assisted IN the usual manners and
custom sc,at are carried ont upon such
m occasion by the people Of their race.
The bride and groom both live at the
Pitcairn mining camp, two miles south
Of this city, where the groom i employ
ed as miner in the Pftcairu coal mines.
The bridal party returned b the home
Of The newly married couple after the
ceremony.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
FIREMAN TYLER DIES IN
HOSPITAL FROM BURNS

iuhale-i the Steam which escaped m his
face lie fingered IN low condition ar.
died the same evening.
The accident which caused Tyier's in
iu-ies was caused by a freight train
from the West Virginia & Pittsbnrg
division siIe<wiping switching engine
in the yards. Two of the freight cars
side=wiPe.i the switching engine throw
ing il frun the rack. The engine was
crushed in and the steam pipes burst.
Tyler was searfuliy burned by the. es-
Gaping water and steam before ne could
set away.
The bod WAS removed to the under
taking P-r'or-s OF the Clifford Osborne,
Undertaking Company and prepared for
burial.
l.v'er lind in Bal.imorr, but hal been
w7rkiag here Tor =ome time. His rrla-
sise- in Baltimore have been notified OF
ai- 5.-ata and no funeral arrangements
viii be made until word /. received from
them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
RAIDED
spEAKEAsIEs AT SALEM AND CON.
FIscATED LOT OF WHISKY
AND BEER.
Men Who Were Sought By ofseer. Had
DISAPPEARED and We're Not Captured
-confseated Goods Shipped

70 the City.
Constable L. c. Edsen, assisted By
Special Constable Ira EdgeIl. raided two
-fe-akcszy places at Salen. wedre<tIay
morning One WIS Duf's and H,reis
establishment. and the OF er was she
snIseS to the Lyons livery barn. They
received their authority by warrants il
=sed by Squire S1mnel ". corion CT
This city The conpszint aSainss rufT
{ Har.'s place was f. P. Powell. and
" +. Davis complained against the
other pfrce- The Officers z1ug,. J,r,e-
Manning at tie annex and Charles c,,n.
uiasha:n at The other place. Both men
we're not to be found. but the or er-
ecritscatca a lot Of beer md whiskey
and SHIPPED IT to The county scat 10 BE-
disposed of a. the prosecuting attornc~
may diEnrt- The ccasscased goods con-
sisted Of twelve cases of beer and shres
part Of cases Of vhiskey, ne barrel. ,
half barrel and lseg Of w'hiskey.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
ELSIE PITTS, AGED u YEARS, CAR
RED AWAY FROM HER HOME
AT RINEHARr.
Two Young Men of That aeiraso.hooa
Arrested. CHARGED with aer Ab.us-
tion-GiriS whereabouts Is
sim unkao~n-

Eazie Pitts. aged II years, daughte, OF
James Pitts. Of Rinehart, Is believed TO
lave been kidnapped She mas not bsen
seen BY her parents since last Suturdas
afternoon and her whereaSouts are IN
kno-n 70 them As the result they are
distracted
Search has been nasis for her ever
since che disappeared with but lstle re-
esslt The ouly information obtained
thus far : that she was seen by Sly
sanns ThomP~Ou, At Brown. =. osclocyS
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-22
CANDIDATE
Is James B. Fowler For Position Of Con-
gressienai Delegate to Natianai
Democratic Convention.

Hon james B. Fo~ser. Of wortAine-
uon. Was bere Wednesday on business.
Dir. Fowler has announced himself as .
candidate for the election . delegate
nom this congressional district to the
next National Denocratsc Convention.
He + receiving encouragement from an
parts Of The district and his own eoui,ty
win likely Instruct dor him. 1rr. Fsx-
Ter has hong been puonineak IN DE
ccuuriis Of Ms party sad his frsend-
thiak hesis entitled to dis bosor.
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"Patroaize One Another. 9

ton Of this class Of suspended claims be
resumed accordingly.
- The papers in the claim Of the minor
children of james T.. Burkhead, late OF
Co. G., 17Sth Chic Vol. Inf, are herewith
returned. Approved: Thos. Ryan, Act
ing Secretary"
Derrick, Ind.-Those who were drafted
when physically or otherwise legally ex-
empt from draft and paid the $500 COM
mutation to be released from serving,
could recover ahe: amount If they filed their
application therefor hefGre March 8, 1871.
; Subscriber, Fern, Tdah6e-AApply to the
Commissioner of. the General Land OF
nation relative to the requirements about
proving up homestead entries. IL the sol
dier did not make a homestead entry. his
minor heir or heirs could make an entry
and obtain the benefit Of his service i'll
proving up.
J. j. NJ, Rutland. yt-See reply to
Subscriber, Fern, Idaho. above. A person
who is not a member of the bar can be
admitted to practice before the Pension
Bureau upon furnishing satisfactory evil
dence to the Secretary of the Interior that
he is competent to render pension claim
ants valuable assistance in prosecuting
their claims.
III. N. NJ, Belfast. Ohio.-The Pension
Bureau in notifying a pensioner OF the re.
lection of his application for increase of
pension makes use of the same printed
form of letter in every case. There is no
limit in the matter of. pensioner fling
an appeal with the Secretary of the In
terror, but it is wen to file the appeal
within a reasonable time. AS soon as de-
cision on the appeal is rendered by the
Secretary another application for increase
can at once be filed.
ID. W., Beauford, S. C.-In the event
of Congress .enacting a service pension
law, said law will not operate to reduce
any pension.
G.. III. Poultney. Wifi the widow of
the soldier is still alive. and was never di-
yorced from her husband, the fact that
they lived apart win not prevent her from
securing pension, if she is otherwise en-
titled.
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MUSTERED OUT.

CHANDLER--Ats pickard. NO.. Feb. IA, at the ATE
neral ceremonies by hts comrades Of Liberty Post $50
Department Of Missouri; The casket was draped with
the flag he defended aud loved with loyal heart He
was q devoted member Of the Baptist Church. He
leaves an aged widow and children and grandchildren.
DUNNING.-At Tacoma, Wash, February, 1904 II.
He was member Of Custer Pos, 9, Tacoma
DURLAND.-At Eilxabethtown, Ind, Sept %, leos
Charles + Durand. He was born In IndIana April
10, 1870: enlisted In Co. A, s8th IT. Aug 4 lS62 and
served I'm the famous Wilder HriglAe He was dis
charged June q. 1895. His widow aud q son survive
EITZ0ERAIlD---At Toledo, Or Jan. Is, Joseph
Fitzgerald. Co q, ID Mich Cav. he was O. b. or the
Post Fvnesal services were conducted By the Post
an active member He wAs agood soidiex q, fkithfnl
comfA9e, q worthy citizen. 3 consistent Christian.
HENDERsON.-At Delphi, Ind, Dec a. 1905 Sam.
mel Henderson. He was con1mander, OF J. p. Baird
Post 6oZ Department Of Indiana 1t the time OF his
death. BE was buried by the Post, ct TeTrs Hante.
L0YD:-At No: 2iil First st. n: W., Washington, b.
c., Saturday. Feb. a. Mary JenoRs wife Of ConraAe
G. n. O. Lloyd. Amer marching and camping togetheI
nearly yeaEs, she has gone arst Into bivouac.
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PATENTS.

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~ EDIcAL.

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IF YOU ARE WISE. AND DESIRE TO BUY
L property In the central portion Of Michigan you
Will certainly read the following list and write be-
fore you make your purchase elsewhere.
Lansing, the capital city, has population Of moo;
i've railroads. four Of them trunk lines that Into
Chicago; good streear system, 10 brick ward school
bulIdings with ceutfai school building costing
Tugs CONSISTING Of the Agricultural College. Reform
school, Blind School, and Capito any In the Union:
los manufacturing estabishn eufs that manufacture
everything from an automobile to keg Of cucumber
Cedar Grad Rivers, two rapid Breams
uniting the south part the city and flowing north
through the central portion, which gives the city dne
sewerage
II Is safe to say that this property offered below has
struck s lowest notch and that there prospect Of
panic for twenty years, IL you do take advan
taee OF these prices you Will be too Old after the next
panic.
twenty acres inside Of city limits Michigan Central
Trunk Western with its double track runs along ths
north line; the Cedar River along the east border
have the following fArrns nor sale within thirty
miles OF Lansing, Mich, prices nom t2k00 TO tfO00O
located In the following ceanes: Is In Eaton
y p Inghan1 nine IN Gintor ye IN Iona and two In
large farms are we'll adapted to stock raising; oshes
to grain, fruit. sngAr-beets potatoes aud Q large
tract Is adapted to the raising Of peppermint The
owner raised and sold oul his rst crop ON ten acres
in ly0a e 500 In oil. Five choice residence lots four
blocks nom the capitol, facing east the largest State
park IN the city. Also, several houses and business
Two dine residence lotsin Salt Lake CITY, Utah, which
has population OF 50000 and Is railroad center
Cor all OF the States west of the Rocky Mountains
For information regarding amy the above properly
write T. 4 Potter. Lansing. Mich.
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GENTS WANTED TO SELL. our

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L ON PILES AND FTsTULA--
containing Illustrations and much valuable informa-
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and b sent free and postpaid 10 any one suffering
Address w. Z. Minor, n. D., Author,
l0i4 North Oak St.. Kansas City, Mo-.
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FOUNTAIN PENS LATEST HOUSEHOLD
II novelties for the Kitchen maable black can't
bendem pins hair destroyer set Of Rogers Bros silver
knives and forks, sugarspoon god-flled stick shawl
pins, Partisan perumed rolled gold watch charm ady
or gentlemans periodicals. books bluine. camera 4x5
grdde greaser, tincan openerbest, sharpest strong
est In the u. 81 ladies' delight supporter and waist
lenghtener These all can go by mail anywhere. Be
sure and inclose stamp, please Coupons bought and
sold Jay Dickens Alpine. n. Y.
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LOW TO MAKE LEADING PATENT MEDr-
Ii CINEH-Send SEC. for recipes for any one Of the
following: Jayne's Expectorant Seidlitz Powder.
Schenck's Pulmonc syrup, st jacobs OIL Green's
August Flower, Wamers safe Cure. Hop. Bi1ers
SCOTS Emulsion, Compound Syrup OF White Pine.
Cascara CathaFtic pl), Wine OF Pepsin, Vim Marian
Pepto-Mangan Tonic
Charles Tomlinson. 622 FEDERAL Street,
Trenton N. J..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
STAMPS AND COINS.

@R ~ PAID FOR RARE 1858 QUARTERs:e4
spOs ID paid for 1904 dimes; 3l5 paid for 1858 dol
lars big prices paid for hundreds Of other dates keep
oil money coined before 1879 and send 10 cents at
for set Of two coin and stamp value books Itmay
mean fortune TO you Address G. r. Clarke, Agent,
LIE Roy, N. Y.
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UTANTED - CoNIRA DIES. 70 knew oC

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Of afiendFor nsiRfor nr has what they sup
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COO WEEKLY STRAIGHT SALARY AND
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REAL ESTATE.

TlOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OKLAHOMA
or Indian Territory lands l6o acres Of good land,
with small meadow; Sec 90 Town 81 R a. In the beau
tifu Antelope Valley. And 1s0 acres in Sec. g. Town
81, a. This quarter has barn. sox50; cattle sheds
100 feet long, and other improvements All In Dawes
county, Nebraska, and worth 80 per acre. Address
Isaac Kendall, SCOTS Bluff, Neh.
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IA County In the United States. Women handle
as well as men, and can make from q 70 SS per day.
II sells III every house No house h complete without
them Sample pair sent by mail on receipt Of &c Be
and state territory wanted. Nothing like 1t ever
the market before Sells n sight Address all COM
mllltcattons 70. III. g. Fftson& son. New Cumberland.
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