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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

Hams and Breakfast Bacon, at
Fancy Grocery Company.
We cast tell You about tho Zoe
Bargains. Come ant see them.
Brown & Company.
Our 10c Jewelry is aboct as
good as others charge 25c, 500 and
81 90 for. All brass washed in gold.
Brown & Company.
IN. W. Blown & Company will
Fay 70 cents for Corn, and promise
that none will be sold to make
Liquor and Drunkards.
Mr.. Robert F. Brown, OF Trim
ity College, SOL OF Mr.. E L Brown,
of AsheviIle, spent Sunday and
Monday at Hillsboro with his uncle,
Mr.. Henry N. Brown, ST., and re
turned to Durham Tuesday.
DR.. w. H. Wakefield, of Char
lo,te, will he in Hi|lsboro at the
Occoneechee Hotel on Thursday
April 9th, for the purpose of treat:
ing Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat and Fitting Glasses.
Mr.. Henry N. Brown, Jr. and
Miss Flcssie J~effreys, OF Rocky
Monn1, spent the Easter holidays al
this place with Mr. Browns parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N Brown. Sr-
aud returned to Rocky Mount Tues
day morning.
We failed to call attention las
, week to the new advertisement O
Messrs. FL. w. q J. G. Webb to b
found on our first page. They ad
yertise a fine stock Of clothing, gent
furnishings, &C., and it will be wort
your while to5call and see what the.
have in stock. They'll treat 20
right.
. AT a meeting Of Vestry Of S.
: Matthew's church held on April q
: 1905, on motion Mr.. Wm. Snow an
Mr.. Whitmel Webb were electe
; members. Delegates to-=the Cor
: vention to be held at Charlotte Ma
= II. 1905: Major Graham, MI. Sno'
and Mr.. Whitmel Webb. Alte
mates Major Hamilton, E. A Ros
mond and w. A. Hayes.
Died at the home of her mothe
h Mrs. Emeline Craig, in Chapel Hi
township. on Friday. April Fl. 1870
Mrs. Ade!ine Craig Anderson in tt
: 59,h year of her age. About sese
or eight years ago she was partial
paralyzed, aud eve folly recovere
her health, and on last Tuesday ST
II suffered another severe attack whit
20 resulted in death. She was a daug
N ter o Mr.. James Newton Craig, d
= ceased, aud was a woman of mo
y than ordinary intelligence and
member of the New Hope Presb
d, terrain church. She 8 buried
e New Hope al 2 p. m, Saturda
- the services being conducted
Rev. H. S. Bradshaw, of NewbeI
er Rev. D. I. Craig and Col. Jasper
tx Craig, Of n. c. her brothers,
OF tended the funeral.
m
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
The Town Election.

Inc Town E1ectiOn.
The registration book closed Sat
urday aud the town election will be
held next Tuesday, May 2. The
Legislature having amended the
town&chartenso that a license tax OF
$3.50 will have TO- he paid by all per-
sons selling whiskey at Hillsboro,
the question at issue is high license
and prohibition. The Board elected
two years ago refused to gran. Ii
cense, aid since that time whiskey
has not been sold legally 10 Hiilsboro.
The old Board stands Tor re election.
Then there is another ticket CON-
posed OF. some of our best citlzena.
1t is generally understood that this
ticket, if elected. viii gran. license.
Tbe vote in town is about evenly
divided, and both sides claim a ma.
jprity OF less than a dozen votes for
the ticket of their choice. There is
very little interest 50 lar in the cleo.
ton, and The Observer predicts the
result will not be known until the
votes are counted Tuesday evening,
The nire gentlemen whose names
are suggested as suitable persons to
be elected as Town Commissioners
have the ga me interest i the town
that all other citizens have, and they
cant afford to do anything but wha,
they believe will be for the best 10.
tere~ts OF the town.
We give the tickets in the order
IN which they were. handed 10.
For Mayor:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
MERRY Pick NIcKERs.

MERRY PICK NICKERs.
Miss Estelle Brown gave her
friend, Miss Flossie Jefreys. Of
Rocky Mount, apic-nic on Occonee
chez mountain Monday. The party
OF little folks were Misses Flos4ie
Jeffeys, Fat ie Sturgeon, S,ell~
Jones, Maria Paris. A. EsteIle
Brown. Mrs. N. w. brown chap
erone. Other persons present we.e /:
Mr.. Henry N. Brown, Jr OF Rocky
Mount Mr. Robert f. Brown, II
Ashevilie Mr.. Henry N. Brown, OF
Wilson, ard Mr.. David p. Parr.s. Of
Hillsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
ORANGE COUNTY.
Cedar Grove, N. O.,

Cedar Grove, N. c.,
April Is, 1905.
This is to certify that we have
used a Home Comfor. Range for 10
years and a ,rnthfully say it is
perfect in every respect /; is a fine
baker, bakes perfectly even, and We
wouldn't take the money we gave
for the Range and do4Withont the
Range.
MR.. & MRS. W. +, WILSON,.
The Home Comfort Range is ad
ver,ised on the LIST page of this
paper, Tie advertisement is good
reading and it will paw to hunt it UP
and read it whether you buy a
range CT not.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
JOE HASSELL.

Paint Your Buggy for
75c
to S1.OO with DEVICES Gloss Car.
rage Paint. 1t weighs 3 to 8 ozs.
more to the pint than others, wears
longer and gives a gloss equal TO
new work. Sold by
O.. J.. & B. B FORREST.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

Brown & Company would
rather have your produce than your
money.
Darlington Hall Coffee, Coco
aud Pigs Feet, al Fancy Grocery
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil D. Hawkins,
of Oxford. have moved into the
M-ares residence in the northern
eart of town. Mr.. Hawkins is the
new agen for tie Southern Railway
at HiIlsboro, succeeding Mr.. P. II.
Massey who goes to Clayton, N, G.
We extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Haw.
klus a hearty welcome to cur town.
Assist the child in time. Do
not wait until an army of worms
have been recruited and the health
of the child destroyed. A few doses
of Shriner's Indian Vermituge, the
infallible remedy, never; fails to do
the work we'll, if used according to
the directions. For sale by W. a
Hayes, Druggist.
Capt. John r. Hutchlns, a
prominent and well-known citizen
OF Orange caunty. died at his hone
four miles east Of Chapel Hill or
the Raleigh road, Tuesday night
April Is, aged about IS years
Bright's disease was the cause OF hi
death. Capt. Hu,cbins was a grad
uate of the State University and
consisten, member of the Baptis
church He is survived by his wife
one daughter and three sons. Th'
interment was made in the new cen
e,ery at Chapel Hill Thursday after
noon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

No Gloss Carriages Paint
Made
will wear as long as. Desoe's. No
Others are as heavy bodied. because
Devoe's weigh 3 to s ounces more
to the pint. Sold by
O. j. 81 B. Il. FORREST.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

ssCotton NO Good.''
Two pounds Of Dry Sassafras
Root Bark buys you o pound OF
bacon at
N. w. BROWN & cos.
April 10. 1906.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
For Mayor
JOSEPH A. HARRIS.

For Commissioners
SHEPHERD
WILLIAM A. HAYES
CALVIN r. LASSITEK,
GEORGE q. LYNCH,
STEPHEN E.. COLE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
Only

my a Dime for the
Bunch.
Dozen Safety Pins.
IA aper Hooks and Eyes.
- Inch Bonnet Pin.
Paper Pins.
handkerchief.
2 ra,' Shoe Strings.
ed w;, p'o" q Co.'S. We are load.
;" new goods and bargains.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
'hAAsERLAIN's CoUGHt REMEDY
iHE BEST AND MOsT PopELAR.

d,o Mothers buy it tor eroupy chill
~eu, railroad men buy it. for severe
'sns and elderly people buy i: for
s.ippe,. say Moore Bros Eldon,
js;S,A We sell more of Chamber,
% r : C9ngh Remedy than any other
1aaS Ii seems to have taken the
Tao. over several other good brands
cino ~ no Question but this medi.
f ar Is the best that can be- procured
hi;IDaghs and colds, whether it be
En'u or an adult that is afflicted
SoId always cures and cures quickly
D''u 'y W. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
Notice..

To My Friends and the Public
/ take this means of notifying my
friends and the pablo that | have
accepted a position with Messrs O.
J. & B 8. Forrest, where I will be
glad to wait on you when you como
to Hillsboro,
IOE ASSEIL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

Assistant postmaster Gordon Is
m the sick list.
"A 1O.Quart Milk Bucket, only a
,Djme, at Brown = Cos.
Have you seen the beautiful
Gpi,ar at the Bookstore Only
$50.
Bring your Basket or leave your
pnrse at home when you come to
Brown q Cos.
Mr.. Geo. L. Taylor. of High
Poiut, is visiting relatives in Cedar
Grove township.
Mrs, Walter A. Hogan, of
Greensboro, is visiting her friend,
Mrs. S q, Dew, at the Ooconeechee
hotel,
Mr.. Edgar Snow, of the State
University, spent the Easter holidays
here With bis parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
William Snow. i
Miss Maria Webb, of st. Mary's
School, Raleigh. spent the Easter
holidays here with her mother, MIS-.
Alice Il, Webb.
Mrs. Henry Richards, who has
been visiting her sisters. Mrs. M. L.
Taylor aud Miss Emma Pogne, has
relufned to her home at Duke, N. G.
Keep your bowels regular by
the use Of Cbamb-fla'n's Slomae
aud Liver Tablets. There is nothing
heiter For sale by w. A. Hayes
Druggist.
Miss Elise Rosemond, of The
s'u'hern Conservatory of Music
D"han, spent the. Easter holiday
mere with her farents, MI. aud Mrs
T. A. Rosemond.
Mrs. Rohena Webb and tt,
children Of MI. Thomas H. Webb
Of Duke, n. g., are visiting her son
Mr. james IL. Webb, ended
of the Emo Cotton Mills.
-Ioe' Urea, no appetite, canno
s'eep, work or eat ? That's sprin,
trsdness and will disappear at one
II You take HOLSTERS Rocky Mour
'aln lea this month. IS cents, re
Or Tablets. W. A. Hayes.
Rec. NJ. G. Arowood, of Blu
,I"ston, will probably preach in tn
rfa,"!yterian church at. Hillsbor,
'' Sunday night, April 80, at SO
o'clock. There will be. a ,congreg.
uona' meeting alter this serv.ce fe
sne parpo Sc of extending a call fl
spastor.
We regret to learn that II
n'e OF Judge A. W. Graham,
oAlord, continues critically i'll at ii
nome OF Chief Justice Walter G ar
~ Raleigh. Her many friends
n'' boro hope that she may soon
tored to health, Judge Grahau
'ea''h is very much improved, v
are glad TO learn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
post; Office Hours.

Office opens at 8:O0'a. m. Closes
at $50 p m.
Mail going East closes 1926 a. IN.
and 2.25 D. m.
Mail going West closes 1000 a.
u. and 4:3O p. m.
Money order books close 400 p. N
CHARLES G.. RosEMoND, p. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
JOSEPH A. HARRIS.
For Com t~nissioners

For Com missioners
O. J. FORREST,
N. W. BROW N,
p. H. SMITH,,
A. F. CRABTREE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
FR1aHTFuL SUFFERING RELIEVED.

FR1GETFCL SUFFERING RELIEVED.
Suffering frieh,fully from the vir-
uIcnt poisons Of unGigested food, C.
G Grayson, of Lula Miss i, took DR..
Kings New Lite Pills, with the re-
suit" be writes, "tha: | was cured
All stomach and bowel disorders
give way to their tonic, laxative
properties. Csc at w. A. Hayes
Drugstore, guaranteed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27
Charlotte, n. G.

Charlotte, N. g..
The Harris Lithia Springs Company,
Harris Springs, S. Z.
Gentlemen-In typhoid fever, and
in fact all febrile conditions, the sys-
tenn needs water. Thirst is natures.
way OF indicating this. For many
years I have advised and encour ged
my fever patients to drink Harris
Carbonased Li,hia Water. / keep
it by their beds constantly. and sug-
gest that they take a few swallows
or, better still, a good drink every
time they can relish it. This water
seems to be tolerated IN larger guam
titles than any other I have Used. 1t
causes no feeling of heaviness or
tullaess about the stomach-a sen
sation that very often keeps patients
from drinking large quantities OF or
binary water.
ET'W. G. REGISTER, M. D.,
Editor Charlotte Medical Journal
Charlotte, N, G.
Asheville, N. G.
The Harris Lithia Springs Co
Harris Springs, S. G.
Gentlemeu-I have used Harri.
L',bia Water extensively in my prae
;ice, and I speak from experienc
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

5@EES
OUR
NEW SPRING
AND SUMMONS
GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED
lat Parks 8 Hedgpe,h's old stand),
and We are ready to show you some
thing nice at reasonable prices.
Our White Goods are beauties al
7 IL to IS cents.
Vols at 70 II (Tafeta and Silk
e~ffect). at same price.
Also Batiste. Organizes, Lawns
and Sui,ings at 10 to 20 cents.
We are going to keep al nice liut
of Dress Goods aud sell them a.
cheap as anybody.
u T & r r FORREST
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

from the use CT other Jithia waters,
when l say it is one of the best, if
not the best, | have eve used. /
have found 1t marvellous when used
freely 10 rheumatic equity diathesis.
1t is a positive solvent: of uric acid
and urates.
EUGENE B. GLENN M. D..
Washington, N. @.
The Harris Lithia Springs Co.,
Harris, S. G.
Gentiemen-I have prescribed
Harris Li,hia Water in my practice
for a number Of years. I look upon
it as the best, lithia water on The
market. In diabetes, Bright's dis.
| ease and the continued levers, there
is none better.. s.
D. 7. TAYLOE,
Elk President n. G Board of Medi-
ical Examiners.
Louisburg, N. G.
The Harris Lithia Springs Cor
Harris Springs, S. G.
Gentlemen-HaviDg used Harriss
Lithia Water on myself and PATIENTS
I am thoroughly convinced that it ie
a remedy par excellence, in kidney
and bladder troubles.
) FREDERICK r. COOKE, NJ. D.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1905-04-27

NEW SPRING
AMI NJ Els
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Mew-York. December Is, 1905.
little steadier choice domestic beans, owing to
was s. 7S MafFoE very must 3
and there does not seem to Be much disposition to
that aEurs choice stock Turtle soup he'd little
forna lima steady scotch peas still selling slowly
9ooss &c fair 70 good g soSs DON Do edi4 ShEa sho
90 pea 9a0toe & 81 TO- 90 aF t9 good e. eo1 V 90 3 Ts
g eo black turtle soup IS 40@s3 so g. yel3w 81 70
gcoteb sa s1 peP sP eushe @ s. 8oSs1 S. S'' PEAS green
Quiet rang % 6as III. 4a eapd2 R q the a.s
tris aErnsT q 1 on high gTade goods & On ,change this
business from store was at 24924he The medium to
been moved somewhat fTeer Of late values are uri
@ Hed for ne duality ofse Of s o
quantity Of stock has been bought ahead which could
not be shipped this week s o esaranceS Including to
dairy the Western uackings Imitation creamery
Packing stock little more plenty slightly easier in
(Msrcante Exchange ofciai quotation extras 24c5 DO
rsts 20g23c do sseonds 1sgIgo do thirds l6g17e: do
tubs. extras 223023o: do arsts 2o623c; do seconds
i9i5G2oa: DO arsts i75SG18c DO seconds i6a17c: Do
thirds 15@1534s do Western fasetory hrsts l5ae DO
ssG2nds ss a. 1egl7q& M & 90 thirds packing stock No
CHEESE Recei2ts to-day. 1.154 boxes; exports for
quality cheese store is quite firmly ana holders
sIsie grades Of October made cheese have moderate
plenty quality selling slowly Fine light skins
and irregular Liverpool cable SIS Cd for eoored and 61s Cd
for white. We quote State fu cream small and large.
colored and White September fancy. 18e; do October
white average best. 1lsc do large 12c; do fair 11G
111c: do light skins choice 10z7I1c; part SKINS prime,
d91sc; 90 good, s1s@S%c 90 TO fair, TQ7Sc;
do full skins, 3M641ac.
DGGs-Reoeipts to-day. 6oa4 cases There has been
clearance OF choice to fancy flesh gathered ana
such rule quite firm the close although II
sdered probable that receipts somewhat by
the time they actually needed Medium and lower
qualities continue quiet and Of irreaF value erigera
still du and there is considerable
SELL values irregular, but without quoebe change;
most sales In large way at range OF iSa2olsc. We
State Pennsylvania and nearby selected white
farcy 3ec choice 93f34c mixed extra. a0fI32c;
DO 26T2ee: grades 2072Sc;
Western finest 27G2sc average best 2Gc
seconds 2S25c: thirds 20G22c refrigerator eggs
April packed finest selections 21d2c do average best
2032otsc; DO May packed 1942oc do packed.
1TGlIec do lined eggs 20121c.
FRUITS-DEIEDS-The has been further change in
the apple situation There IS sti considerable short in
the mar3Set, holders apples al
with the conditions decidedly their.
favor. No change in quotations We quote; APPLES.
evaporated fancy per n. 11G12c; choce iO1GSc
prime essas4c; 90 nearby prime egeHc do common.
lose; Southern. sdn dried prime fancy, 5000 do
Canadian egezo: &c sheps , ssr 100 r & 81 &i2sgsS 2 e
lei HUcKLEBHRRIES. Iih012c: do BL4ACKsEEaxEIysS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

METAIs-IRON-The market for reguiar s anu r1d dull
prices seegt steady N0 eaies s1e IS asked
SIS sogSIs So February SIC 5os1e So MARCH, $50 Y 9o y
asNS MoAssEs AND business s in 9s6R RG5R
SaSssS mo zsk ena as Whde the sales up to
s0oa a 6H ayeFag 5oter aaa days Rs Of hs
mn1 sS sge snoRass6 glsS centrifugal e92o
5aas 5ot5 }sSo FsftIS s5sso 59Sa l'sR fair
1s17o good 1s@2oe prime 22q24ei fancy Sf var
os kds was steady though limited and rates were firm
and tended higher Trading was m ign IeT @
pool Sd; london 8fd GLASGOW 3d and PFSt% Newcastle
f}snqiFE Is qd Bremen g PIGS FEBRUARY e0 pigs
TeOrsy F. gsa a0doa a0ttsPda oa SIS IS f0d fS
S8 tons sh fnsFat soa 9 tons general
cargo Gulf to T tS & ports Cont ContineSt HseaHs 1s
o'oS to direct port United kingdom private terms Deem
Gulf to Hamburg and Grangenouth SIS Cd January:
wegan bark 5000 bbs naphtha Philadelphia TO to Mar
s1 i9n6er Banore private terms & s0heoRsG ]
baPk 4o tons lumber Guifport north side Cuba pri
yss terms M tons Mobile to Dorchester
private terms schooner 47s tons coal TO TO
charesto ioi schooner 279 tons lumber Norfolk to
oil steSy and 9 gsFsty sS AS .Sa9s SigsE
e a s $ede 166 6Ss 5ann at s s5oo SSs May
2sic ana 900 bbls July at soc Inseed Sc 90 oil was IN D.
recent prices We quote: Petroleum standard white
Fsdas5 Re4 5eSs u 20 1od pnadh
water white New-York bbis sSoc; bulk, 670c Phila-
A &d ssS pbadeeSs Rnf Ss IS SassF @ Ceifs
Ts Bsoa%Sst ssSSSs GaSs5
white size; prime winter yeows 81sc- LINsEED OIL
s0s4o cuta sTaa f ry Fs s fR8 OIL 81. e5aSs
PROvIsIONS-An easier tons prevailed in hog products
Of RIBS by packers offerings from professionals The
ssnasd Iss8P for &onday hsa AND week
bead PoR steady Mss B%r $5sS 26 0fa 5
Mess 50 50@sIo 50 family. s11 5Oas2 5o packet SO 50
ssaa ss5a So 1a a5e Inds % 81 B R oGs 4S als
Quoted: Bacons. 67sc: $50 leo 70. 71soj 40 ~
SS oa6se F Smoking $50 10 H. $40; Z IS and 3sf Il S
Picked shoulders nominal quoted 650TG picSled hams
try zIS4&c LARD steady Quoted: Chicago prime
steam 776@7soc; Middle west prime. 7Too city lard
pound arIn: aaqtsd 55S5Ioj sTEARTNE dun; quoted
RICE-saturday's trading was moderate, but the
aggregate business for the week was up very good
firm at all points Quotations follow: Domestic
Sssds fancy Read Extra faae
heads 5& csc; Japan domestic ~ @4be: Pstna, 67a
sTGAR-saturday's trading in refined sugar was only
fairly active, but the market showed hrmness. with
cent for cash Cut loaf and crushed. 5,4Oo; mould A.
5.o5c; cubes, 4e5c; xxx powdered 485c; powdered.
fectioners granufated 495c; Eagle and extra
fine granuated. $500; Eagle; n cartons 10 bags
standard granuated and diamond A.. 4.7oo; confec
tionsrs, 9n A. z55e: No 4s5q I'm Nos and 1895; No
No 9. $3.50; No 70. s.g9o No Il $50 No IL, 8soc:
market firm. with advance of about "a and
December was quoted at SIS ~ and January at IS
and tone Of the market showed steadiness with duty
paid rates quoted follows Centrifugal. 96 test.
$50; muscoyado SO test 3Hc and molasses sugar SO
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
PRESIDENT LoUBET's COOK.
Presidential Dinners Aid Good Eeeling in
France

Some morbid persons declare that the "beaux
Jours" Of French cooking are over. One Of these,
remember. was the famous chef, Joseph. at
the Maison dor, alas, now nothing but cafe
like any other People do not dine any more
he said IN the bitterness of his soul; they just
eat It IS sad TO reflect how many of the great
restaurants have gone the way Of all flesh The
disappearance Of Tortoni's and the Maison dor
are but instances OF the growing taste for DIN
r1ers at 'priX fxe' instead Of the stately repast
and the stately bill-of other times.
But there is one place, at least, where they
dine we'll in Paris-though I am not saying that
the banner of the cuisine franchise" is not
worthily upheld by the clubs-and that is at the
Elysee. Have not the Presidentiai dinners
ant atmosphere Of entente with which France is
eff this moment surrounded? If that is conceded,
then NJ. Loubet's cook is g. very important per
sonage He has promoted the harmony Of the
nations whilst raising the culinary art TO a nigh
pitch. His name is Iesch. He is master or
The mysteries OF roasting he excels, likewise, in
fbe preparation of NJ. Loubets favorite dish, the
seasoned chicken. These young and tender fowls
ora reared specially for the Presidents table.
one of the glories OF M. Teschs s menu is MS
"a gont of woodcock. When NJ Witte was the
guest recently of the President at his country
cbateau of La Begude de Mazeno he tasted this
tradf+ionaI dish Nevertheless, human ingrati-
t,tda is such that even the memory of such
trtunDh did not prevent him from conspirlng
against FTance-or, 81 leaS1' So ~ - SH " '
interview at PoesdaIfl -, - -. - -
Chapters might be written OF the proves OF
.1,o Efyyake chef; of the wonderful soups ne con-
e.to-1s ont of the very saucepan which served
81 tho kitchens Of the Third Napoleon; or the
orneiette rAIsatienne or wIic Hg sn Siy s
ehe 49, s +o- tbe banquet Of the Gar when he
came to compiegne M Teseh Is ;, man AN much bae
sPoAenn -, +ba President To the surprise and
ystgu Of the palace kitchen. NJ Loubet made
his haf th9t easyhnr asS aG
he WIsheI a ainesS for the banquet 10 be given
that that evening to Dom Carlos He 4 & bien "a a.
sra-ch his excellency is repoFteo 70 nave saIo'
Iescn ira o,,o I1rats pour Ia bataille?' NJ Tesch
rsoiad soiemny, with magnificent salute that
seemed embrace the whOe obet 81 as sme6 and
NOUS soAl1 1yay That evening the dinner was
more than ever success ana u the lang 61ng who Is
by way 49,, ~ tr1nressed II was the Latin entente
We rTnlnsomicay conhrmeG-(PaT1s correspond
snas. in Pail Mall Gazette
New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December 1e 1908.
RFEyEs-Recepts were cars. 139 head. Including
cars for the market making with the stale cattle Is
cars Ia the pens trading today feeling
weak Dressed beef slow at 5isQs3sc 70 for common
10 pre native No later cable advices from
don Liverpool Exports to-day were $50 beeves and
O75 quarters Of beef.
CALVES 4s head consigned direct TO a
LEGAL saughterer Al stale Westerns the market
No trading to-day feeling unchanged City dressed veals
slow 9iSc ~; country dressed steady at s121ae
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts. 2373 head. including
cars direct saughterers and balance the
ket making with the stale stock Ga sale; all at
Jersey city Market duh and bAc lower both sheep
and lambs with unsold Common to choice sheep
sold al 100 ~ yearlings 50 % fair 20
good laba at 81 5oS7 co d ssed mutton steady at SO
saies-Kerns Commission Company: 80 Buffalo lambs
average. 81 so per loo n; 357 Indiana do - 10
at S. 5O II yearlings Il6 50 2h 48 Jersey
sheep i42 ~ S. IS: Is DO 14S 10 at IS IS: - Ind
ana DO i41 10 at So rs: 5 DO, e2 ~ at s. 50.
HoGs-Rsospts were p cara. or 4.Tp2 heaA. None On
FseiinR ncainally nrms County dressed hc8s
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