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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
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W~aarenba3ar bat ni4t Die g%rlaubnib,
o%enaturtrten Alfobol In isiner Drug
Store abtbetluus untersubringen,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
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oTertrem tptr u~nierea per:
ebrten &unoem etue 9robt
MuSmabl bon 2MntttbIns
men, bIitbenoer Yfansen,
DegontaS, GNcIameu, aga:
IeaS, VotnietttaS. GrtcaS,
Gameltas, 0atblumem,
Gpastntbem, etc
Dertermauu DroS. Co.,
24f WaHa@usettS ape.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
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@Oro SllinOis Str. = Caroline Rsber.
&c. 720 Sopa Str. = @oparb .
@onIsp. 80. All On Walnut Str. -
anop gnisp. Is. $500 OF Is. Str.-
aoa Wap 0onspeutt, 80. 1850 @oad.
Strabe. = Wilbur Borter. 25. 432
Snbiana Nbs. - parmelia Rlern.
i6mlot. 70. 229 On 10. etraBe. -
Samss u. @aion, So, COL @ef Waib.
ineton Ctr. = Sobn 8. ttneboui,
rs. 1908 6opt Mos. = Warp gonlep,
SO, 2tttls Sifsrs Of TIE Door. =
AMANDA 8. Batter. Sc, 1910 afbIano.
Aoenue. = gmma s. Blanton, rs,
1880 Noro penniplpania Str. -
elite Wsresr. SO. 1884 We2atn Ctr.
= Georss Or. Dation. As. SO Rcrb
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

Eko~L. SobH waIfus, Sohu bon George
StoCO Huo RafberIna gaIfus. an SaoHta9.
ben "a. 9gsmber. RAD Hittass I'M 2:45 n9r. I'M
sitter bon 10 Slbrsu. Die eesreisuus faost om
9oHuerhos Rl6rsiitls I'M 2 rlbr bon BEN Eransrs
heuIs, 90. l424 Union straBe aus ifatt. 6rsuHhs
fH6 etugsaoea.
Eit traHsruoen SiutsrblitbeHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26
SbermometsrRano.

81. Z. BIttbs,
SectipnSsD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-26

Gridltuuseu In einem Sage ;a fnriren
Nebn e Laxative Bromo Quinine SabIetten.
Mpotbefer %eritatten bas @elo suriid penn bic
BUR febIi6ldet. 6. SO. @rope's Sisnatur
auf ieoer S9a1tel. 25e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
The NJ EAsURINa PARTY.

Aslarge, intelligent and apprecia-
tive audience witnessed the ,ableaux
scenes a, Masonic Hall on Thursday
n'ght, Feb. %, under the auspice-
sot the Woman's Aid and Miss mary
Society ofTthe Presbyterian Church,
H'l'vboro, N. G. The entertainment,
was highly cr-di,ahle tu.ail who par.
Mcipa'ed. aid the sum Of SI05 was
contributed in the lit.le sacks lba,
had been sent out.
The Society expresses it's hearty
thanks to the merchants and all the
people for their cordial ard anani'
NOUS patronage and liberal gifts and
kind assistance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01

Col. aud Mrs. Bennehan Ca
eron, OF Raleigh, are attending the
Mardi Gras a, New Orleans a. the
guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry MOI
Jecai.
The ,ain Tuesday turned int
snDw about IL o'clock a 10, aud tor
two hours the b. aa'ifnl" f-5,l a, a
lively rate, tut=t,le ground was Sc
wet that it mel;sd almost cs last as
il Tell, i
1T is net diificul, TO relie' Q
blind, Bleeding, i,ch"g or troarnn-
ing pileo with MAJ Zan, the gte:
pile remedy. It is pa, up in coiiap~-
able ,npes with nozzle, aud nay he
introduced AID applied at the seat
o1fthe trouble. Stn s,aan instantly
Sold by Reynolds s. Wa ke..
REV. Charles +. Raukiu, Exam
gelist of Orange Pre~hyie'y, ,.r,tef
on Sunday last, New tiapo az
Hillsborn churches, 10 s,Tesent ,h'
condition aud cia,a,$ Of Psea.r. eria
4 Home Mlss,ons Tie Esanacl s
made q pleasing ~i'arr@sslun add III
congregations rezpnndr1 a4uite sa'
isfauto'iIy with ,he'r ote,iuS~
-Our patrons who pay their 81
scrip:ion in wood, ~Ii! please tea
in mind that We have m"rr3 irn
our former residence where ~
lived ter about twenty yea s. lnl
the house IT, merly occnp'esi ~ M
james II. HedgF.eth, on The sort
east c1rner ct Churt.n al Qie'
streets. Hereafter whea haui'n
as wood in sas ment for suiscr'
tien, please delins' II az u ne
! home recently >acsied b, MIR. "a
= II. Hed.peth.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01

TNROM C~TOBER 1905, TO DATE,
Il | have begged. every taxpayer IN
orange County to pay up, and save cssi
aud hard feelings. l called thei: atten-
Einn to the new law. Chapter 36s Acts
1905. rs to Inc tor collecting by law.
md mos, OF the people have Loyalty re-
spnndpsl. to all such | extend my Sill
rere thanks. and. to those who have not
paid, ana in compliance with Section
50 of the Machinery Act. 1904. Will at
tend at the following times and places
to get the fragments:
Meredith, Thursday, March, /. 8 a. INTO
l T. IN.
porterield's Store, Thursday, March l,
p. III, TO 400 p IL.
Carr, FRIDAY, March 2, 9 a. m. to y m.
Gear Grove, Friday. March 2, ~ p.
IN. to4 y. m.
Cheeks Crossing, Tuesday, March 3, IL
a. III. 10 2 30 .. N. .
White Cross. Wednesday. March Z. l
D IL. to / p IN.
rhapel Hill, Thursday, March 8, > a.
m. to 3p. n
Enife,sitv. Friday, March g.. 2 p. m. to
30 p. m
EI~ilssboro. Monday, Tuesday. Wednes
day, Mar,h II. Il and IA.
Fli.uds. after this round. regardless
IF roo sex. aye. politics. religion. pas
friend hip. or anything else. you VIII :
once be visited hy. d, pntirs, who WI
charge you sl.lO tor-the honor. ~ 9.
March 18th leties will be made on III
of The real estate upon which the taxe
, are still due. s'iht re is only one !
wa, todo business, and that:Is 10 GO
right. and believing it 10 be my swor
. duty TO collect the taxes. h pre-
reed 10 de so. and ii you are worth you
taxes. or work for wages. your narn
will not appear III the i~nsolvent list {
1908. For the good interest OF IN
countv. the taxpayer. and the GRATING
tim of my self, beg all to need IN
notice.
Your servant.
S. w. ANDREWS,
Sher #.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
the Board OF County
COmmisS1O

Comfniss1O II
The following accounts were al.
lowed blythe Beard of Commission
ers Of Orange County at regular
nenlh|y Ree,,ng held on Mouday,
Febr uarv 5, 1906:
$. 4 Cole, supplies Jail. S 2 90
ia Rnsemon.i. Jail a CT 3 so
SatW Andrews. sheriff acct, Il O5
W w. Warren, work county
home. l3 SO
Efand Milling COMPANY -four
tor county Tome, 10 so
S T.. Cole, sopp'ies for coun
" home, q q
Jasper Warren, balance on
horse for county home. 1876 90
D. Fl Hamilton, supplies Tor
clerks o1ice, 2 81
J M. Lloyd, lu,nher, IL ~
Browning;*commi>sioner S 50
John Laws. clerk, services, 25 90
Joseph a, Harris, publishing
animal {, statements, SO 90
Johu Bald wip. support, 9 o.
Elizabeth Lloyd, s%npi.or', 2 90
Miss Newman, support, | SO
J.. G. Robertson, support. 3 90
L: Ctablree aud Nj Hicks,
support, 2 90
Annis Parker, support. 90
The tolloxing persons were
aIioae ed 81 each tor snrpnrt: ~ !.
Nancy Wocd-, Anu Scarle,t. Jen
ME Chavers,; Becky Riley, ". A
Dorher,y. Prior Warren, Isabella
Warren, Willis Cate, Anna White,
Cos Soo,., George Paul, Hamlet
Clark, Jack Wilson, Aaron Woods,
Henry Ray, Susan Birch. William
Whl,e, Richard Gates, Adline Fois
ter, Miss M ulhouse, Miss Pickett,
Sally J. Lloyd, Margaret EIl,~,
Nancy Crabtr~e. Pan,ha Poe, VII
liam Dodd.
-S,l<el Salsel Spread the Salve
but let it be ri es.lve natur,s'r.
edy for cuts. burns, sores, etc. Sold
by Reynolds d Walker.
.i -Rememher We guarantee every
thing We sell. II not as r. presented
return and get the money Fancy
Grocery Co, Headquarters Tor good
thinga to eat i
Remember; We are load,n. up
on 5 aud 10 cen Bafgalns TIE
beet can't last always. 50 come ca iy
and often it you ant more tor your
money than you ever bong lhefo'e
Bring US youf Produce. N W
Brown & Co.
We have some second Crot
Eastern Red Bliss Seed Potatoes
These are the best for early platt-
ing, The sor,iest potatoes You raise
are about as good as any Nortner
seed you can nny. Try some OF
both aud see with yields the n,os'
Fancy Grocery C"mpay aud n
! w. Brown q COMPANY
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
ca o%.E a.
Bears the The Kind YOU Ha.s Always B'usf
Signature "a : &1HAkzM&
TALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

" -
I will sell rrivately two tracts of land
in OrangH County as follows:
i, The first tract is in Bingham town
ship, adjoining lands OF W. j. Morrow,
S.J. Mcdaniel and others, containing
50 4-l0 acres. more or less Three
four'hs OF said land is we'll timbered.
about 10 acres being under cultivation,
q. Another tract in same township.
adjoining lands of w. J. Morrow. 5. s
Webb and others, containing III acres
More or less. Half under c%ultivation
AID balance in timber. Small dwelling
house and stable on premises.
This valuable land will be sold sur.
piisingly cheap.
Terms cash.
For all other particulars address tn,
undersigned at Burlington, N. c..
r. j.. STANFORD.
Feb. 8, 1906.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
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Bears the = The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature IT. ! ZxHHIZm
OF VALUABLE LANDS.

On Monday March -, 1906, at
the court house door in HllIsboro.jn
obedience to Judgment in the Elk
Parte Proceeding OF Benjamin IL
Bell and wife and others tor sale for
partition, I will offer the f"llowiog
Real Estate formerly belonging to
the late Cicero Berry:
/. One halt in crest in Brick Store
Lot in town Of Hillshoro on. Chur-
ton Street. Bounded by Hooker
drugstore on: the North, by Chur,ou
Street on the East, by Hayes drug
store on the south. by lands Of Mrs,
II. l. Parish and lands 0: w. F
Parks on West; with right to allie,
between said property and Mrs. n
l.. Parish.
2. The Thompson tract bounded
by lands of Harry Holden on tn
North, BY lands OF Henry Murdoch
A., l. Holden aud w. T. Bacon OF
the East, by lands OF John Jackson
on the Son,h aud by lands ct Davi'
Woods on the West, containing
about 3l5 acres. " -
3 Hart tract bounded ION tb
Moth bv lands of J. S Carr an
lands Of H. w. W ebb.E Trustee, 0
the East by lands NJ II. ". Webs
Trustee. en- the South by lands c
the lac W NJ. Boriand aud lands {
,, Marcy Rhodes, and on the West b
public road from H,ilshnros to Do
ham, con,an ming about liz acres.
Tracts sold in sub divisions a
, cording to pla,s shown en- day
sale. j..
Terms of sale: One third ,eas
= and balance at six aGd ,wel'
= mouths with interest from day
sale.
AS DO administration on Esta'
all persons holding claims a p
=, sent 10 The Clerk dnly verified t
payment on, Of proceeds Of sale b
fore division. -
n This 10th dav Of February, 19(
- JOHN w. GRAHAM, +
Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
rrvn nm ~ IL ~
Lnav.u Railway Co
cppECT FEBRUARY IA, 1905.

thern Railway 90.
EFFECT FEBRUARY IA, 1905.
VEST BOUND.
NJ, Ill, Mixed, Raleigh and
crseusboro, due st H'Ilsooro S;a'
'' M. lo7, Local Passenger, due at
uI,sboro 1923 q. N.
Mo- No 1876, Local Passenger, due at
ualsboro sol p N.
EASE. BOUND. !
No ll2, Mixed, Greensboro aod
n1I9sboro, due a: Hillsboro at 1853
NJ los, Local Passenger, due at
Hinsboro Sal a, m,
No, 1856, Local Passenger, due at
Hjjlsboro 5:53 P. M.
No. 1OS makes connection at Dur
ham for Richmond.
No. 1863, Local Freight. going
west due to arrive at H'Ilsboro al
,,oO a m /; depar, 1850 a. N.
No, 1854, Local Freight going
7,s, due at HiIlrboro at 1880 p NJ.
FRANK P. YATES, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
Par Your TOWN TAXES,

The books have been turned over
to me for the cp,iec;inn ot The Town
Taxes for the year 1905 | viii! be
pleased to receipt tor the SANE
All persons osing Tax viii pleas
come forward AMI settle the same
OF # you will request n,e TO do SO,
will call on yon,
GEO. ". CHRISTOPHER,
Town Tax Collector
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01

VIE Ground Hog "made good
Tuesday.
Fresh lot of Lowney's Candy, at
Fancy Grocery Go.
-Hans and Breakfast Bacon. at
Fancy Grocery Go.
The Board Of Commissioners Of
Orange Comfy will meet in regular
monthly session next Monday the
9Th day Of March
MIR. ". F. Parks has purchased
Mr.. l.. Cooley's house and lot on
Wet Yryon street, the conside'a-
lion being $1,000.
For headache, constipation, ETC..
Dade'; L,sie Liver Pulls are bes,
.Ttev clran,o and tonic tho liver.
Sold by Reynolds & Wa'ker.
Mr. 7, N. Arrasmi,b, who has
been wishing at DR.. WIN. S. S,rud
,wr ks. re armed TO his home a,
Greensboro Tuesday morning.
If it is a bilious attack take
Characteristics Sion ach and Liv.r
Ttb)r's and a quick sure is certain
For sal 10y w, A. Hayes, Drugs,
-Pnutie-t line Of so cents a, d
on dol NJ shir,s.ev ever seen 10 Hills.
boro al Vest. End Grocery Con
pany VIZ. Il. Newman. Mata,e'
~lr Tie spring time yon renova,e
sanr hon,e. Why not your body
Holsters Rocky Mou"tain Te'
dis out impurities, cIeanses ans
enr c''e> the blood and puri6es tn
rn''e sy tenn. IS cents. w. A
II y
The guns and resius obtaine'
f''a Pre- trees have long been re
c".''zal a, highly beneficial in til
yea meet Of backache, kidney an
oai'pr treubles. P,ue. ules is til
'a'r f new medicine, the primo
al ingredients of which come fror
I've !'n~ forests of our own nativ
'a'd' Sid By Reynolds & Wake
The Woman's Home Compai
a"n Il" March contains in additio
tnsnsh Interesting fiction a. Seums
Ar2auuS' d opal O'Donuelj's Stan,
Ing Army "Alcibiades," "A Affairs {
State, "The Mountains Of Peace
and 'Mr McCoggin-Country Tou
s''" ,hr"e timely articles on gardei
ng, including The Children's Ga
ae', ly Samuel Armstrong Ham
Ton; Miss Gould's Fashion Page
an article by Helen Marvin on scr
ehetng" Fannie Merritt Farmel
m'tFncllons in Breadmaking. Evell
faE'"ns New Ideas 10 Neckwe
AMI Belts" Samuel Howe's dire
ro'St'r bn'lding ga Cement Roug
,at House Costing $4,000" al
AHna Richardson's practical ia
en- h'naergsr,euing" In "Tbe Il
nance Of an American Princes
nTnrY Harrison L~ewisl,ells of Ali
r'n' evelt's cour,ship and marriag
ua''e'on Max describes a f,
'''np'e Experiments 10 Chemist
wv boys, and the Carnival at N,
~ p''l'a5ed in excellent pho.
pI''P0s, Published by TIE Crow
n %'''Sh''g Company, Spring6e
Dn'' one dollar a year ; ten CEN
copy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
CA sysG H
Bears tba The Kind you lisge Always d5ouggh
Signature Ct N1TAzZM
4 GENTS

e GENTS WAN TED.
Our stock is reliable Il can be
hanll for many successive years in
the same commlinitv. We ant a good
local agent in this county. Terms 10
eral. First class reference equlred.
CEDAR HILL. NURSERY AMI
ORCHARD COMPANY,
Winchester, Tenn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
NOTICE.

The old firm Of James Webb, Jr
& Bro having al pointed the under.
psigned TO collect accounts. notes
dc, due said firm, al! persons ewing
said firm are hereby notified that ]
will be glad 10 ,eceip, them tor the
same. Office over Dr.. jones drug
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01


FRESH Cakes and Crackers, at
Fancy Grocery Co.
-CAnned Peaches, Corn, Peas
and Beans, a, Fancy Grocery Co.
We are loaded down with good
things to eat. Fancy Grocery Co
Best si.aigh, -four made, S. 90
per barrel, at West End Grocery
Company.
Compound Lard 8 cents hes,
Pore LAID IL IL cents, at Fancy
Grocery Go. e
Try Our Is cen, Roasted Coffee
better than Arbuckle's. Fancy
Grocery Co.
Wonder if Durham. would con
slider it a compliment 10 oe called a
city like Chicago
We had our first thuoder storm
with some hail, Wednesday after
noon, February 81.
"A delicate child is more subject
to worms than a healthy one, as II
the economy OF nature one animal il
nadesto subsist upon another, ant
the weaker one goes dowu. A, tn
first indication of worms adm,nis,e
Shnner's Indian Vermifuge, the III
fallihle remedy. For sale by w. A
Hayes: Druggist.
Mr.. Don Smith, former super
inteodent Of Hazelhurst Cote,
Mill Mount Airy, N. G, has re
signed that position and; accepte
the position OF superintendent Of III
Emo: Cotton Mills at Hiilsbort
Mr., and Mrs. Smith and their brigt
(. little boys, Masters Delk and Ear
are boarding at the Occoneeche
!, Hotel for the present. We are gla
! to have these good people as cit
: gems OF our town again, and 1T
> Observer extends to them a hear,
welcome.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
Hillsboro. N. c., Jan. II, 1906


Straved from my home at Hills
horo Oh Saturday, February 3, a
Black Pig with white spots on head
and shoulders. weeks old. Any
information concerning said pig will
be ,hankfnly:received.
LEE l.. CRAW FORD.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
JOHN 8. KIRKLAND.
Notice..

!, This is TO notify all persons who
are indebted to the undersigned
that all OF oar accounts have been
placed in the hands OF G. D. Tanner
for collection. He has full power
and authority to enforce collection
of the same. IF you owe us any
thing it will be 10 your interes, TO
see him..
PARKS & HEDGPETH.
Hillsboro. N. c., Jan, II. 1906.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
WIFE MURDER In: DuRHAM.

ouS "a tae lOuiest II most brutal
murders ever COMMITTED in North
Carolina was done at West Durham
last Saturday night at midnight
when john II. Hodges, a white man
and a carpenter by trade, dragged
his wife from her sick bed ard sho,
her to death.
The six children Of ihe mother
witnessed the murder and were
afraid to speak when the father and
husband drew his pistol and heed
the fatal shotsinto the heart Of his
wife. The Oldest son did protes,
aud do what be could TO proven, tn
terrible deed.
Within Two hours Hodges was
arrested aud lodged in. the police
station.
Mrs Hodges had recently institu
ted a suit for divorce and that case
is now pending in the courts. He
was also under a peace warrant aud
had not been at his wife's bone tor
some lime.
On Monday Hodges waived an
examination aud was committed 10
JAIL without bond 10 await the ao.
ton Of the Grand Jury at the May
term OF Durham Superior Court.
, .s.g< es,a a..
Best Lemons IS cents q dozen,
at Fancy Grocery Go.
harrington Hall and Arragon
Coffee, at Fancy Grocery Co.
Try our 40 cent molasses
Yves, End Grocery Company.
We ray Is cents for corn, a,
West End Grocery Company.
Goldfish, Macse~el and Roe
Herring. at Fancy Grocery Go.
Spring linesof Kenmore Shoea
a, West End Grocery Company
VIM, II Newman, Manager.
Mrs. James E. Jones, Of Greens
bore, was in town last week visiting
the family of Dr.. J S. Sturgeon.
-Granulated. Loaf and Pulver
lied Sugar, at Fancy Grocery Co,
Headquarters for sweet things to
eat.
-Congressman Thomas, who has
been visiting Mrs. Thomas at Hills
b ,ro, returned 10 w ashington Mon.
day.
The public schools in the coun.
" are now abont ont, and Treasurer
Parish has the funds TO pay the las,
dollar
Postum. Grape Nuts, Quaker
Oats. Buck wheat Floor, Graham
Flour, Melrose Flour, at Fancy
Grocery Co.
Mr.. James e. Maris, of Ccda,
Grove township, reports that he
| owns a: Po:apd China SOW that has
given birth To 81 fine, healthy Pig
in less 81 ali IL months, and they are
all lI.itg aud doing we'll"
Tue Second Quarterly Meetin9
on the Hl!shoro Circuit wills bt
held at Walaut Grove on Sa,urda,
and Sunday March 3rd and 4,h
Rev DR. j. 7. Gibbs, Presiding FL
der. viii preach Saturday aud Sun
day MORNINGS. 49, :.
Mr.. John B, Kirkland found
child's cloak last Sunday morning !,
The public read near lis home cas-
OF town The cloak has been let, a
this Office, and The owner can hav'
he same by cai1ng alth1s Office an.
identifying the cloak and payng TO
this notice.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

Inc cures that stand to it's credit
"@n. ~bncklen's Aruica Salse a sci
'n' wonder. 1t cured 4 r. Mul-
H. lecturer for the Patrons of
a~'s"a"'F!, Waynesboro, Pa, of a
~, 'e> NJ case of Piles. 1t bea s
IT, worst Burns, Sores, Boils, Cuts,
lbs, " ounds. Chilbla,rs and Sal,
~ III Only 25o at w. A. Hayes
o~''4s.uge,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01
w

A man for ordinary farm work
Good wages or a patt ct the crop.
JOHN w. GRAHAM.
February Il, 1906
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-03-01

+, 4-Fou,z ,Proteinous Stock Food
No. / ia the most concentrated
Protein food in the world. Send
for copy of 'Proteinology" which
describes same and will be. mailed
fee TO any stock owner. l: con
tains 5 to 10 times "a much Protein
As any other stock food. and Is l 2
times as much as Corn, and Ii times
as much as Oats. lis actual nutri
tive value is equal to S times
that ct Oa.s, and 6 l 4 times that OF
Corn Far prices aud particulars.
address The David E. Foulz G"
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17
live STOCK men
TO ADJOURN

The second days session of the
Washington Live Stock association
which is being held in the Moorish
rooms at the Hotel Spokane was
called to order this morning by
President E. F. Benson of Prosser,
Wash, and the following program
followed out:
open Foreign Markets for our
Meat Products" l.. G. Monroe. Sec
rotary Spokane chamber of COM
merce.
"The Thoroughbred" Prof. H. T.
French, Moscow, Idaho.
"Some Notes on Diseases Of
Sheep" DR.. c. w. Deming, Spo-
kane.
"My Experience with Short
horns" VIM. Caruthers, Chattatroy.
as SO Hour Shipping Law Feas-
ible," Col. VIM. Duling, Garfield.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-01-17
ORCHARDS FAMOUS trunk

yon county?"
II think not. Canyon county is
small and everybody there has a
personal knowledge of Steunenberg
and of other indictments enough to
disqualify them from sitting on a
jury. The people have not got it
In for Orchard, but they do have it
in for whoever did the deed. They
feel far less sure that 1t was Orch
ard than they did a few days ago.
l expect the trial to come off some
where about March 1. shall move
for a change of venue but will not
suggest any county l will state
that Orchard had no con-
nection with Cripple Creek affairs,
that he was never in the bull pen
at Wallace and that never before
has he been arrested. l have known
him only for few months"