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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-09-13
Office OF SALE.

Urlcr and by virtue. of an olcer OF
the superior Court ri Grange County in
special proceets, Is entitled "Metlro~
dist -O1phansse and others. e2 parte."
Will, on Mot'f'ay the lst day Of Oct"+
Der. 1906. at Il o'clock NJ. at the court
house door. III Hillsboro, N. c., offer TOT
sale ! ! ? acres Of land situated in LII
tie R.ser Township. Orange County,
y. r.. and in the village Of Caldwell
Institute, bounded and described as i!,lz
lows. to-wit On the north by It's
lands OF Mrs. Bette farris !; on the east
" Caldwell Institute Academy Oil thu
south by the public road 1ealing1n II
Nit. Iilz, III TO H~illsteFee and. also ~
JorJa1 Brothers ; On the west by tiie
lands of X. Is. Holeman. This property
is known as the home place Of b lats
j. I. Wi;ke,son and consists Of tive
lots. one Of cft here conveyed by J. Y.
Mct.rat ken to-. Il. Wilkerson /; tho
other Of o1e-llelf acre conveyed by Dr.
A. &. Jorian.anti j. 7. Wllkerson.
Terms ofs.sale One-half cash, bal
a,lcc in ~six.1nontls. deferred payments
bearing 6 in"r cent. interest from date
o1 sale with privilege TO the piir' has /
j .nitI.i.s1;i X til" lime payment u ii
&c. titi,laiiot aF the sale
This. August 2,tH, |. 06.
s. NJ. GA TIi.
Cn.nlut:slOlrr
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Zone the liver, move the bow
els, cleanse the system. Dade's Lit
lie Liver Pills never grippe. Sold
by Reynolds g. Walker.
Sid fickard aud Wesley Pick
ard, two white men, were tried be
tire J .se..b A., Harris, j, F., Friday
afternoon, tor sssaulting Robert A
Davis another white man, with q
g o, at his home in Chapel Hill
TOW nship Oh Sunday, Sept Boil
were held Tor trial at October cou.,
in bonds of s100 eacbl and in defau
thereof yer. commit. d to Jail
Sid P,ckari gaze bond Sat"rda,
and Waller P.ckard gave bond OIL
Tuesday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-09-13

You want a pair Of Good Shoes,
we have them
If you wan Dress Goods, we have
a new line.
Ii you want a pair OF Rubbers, we
have new stock.
1t you want Underwear, see our
line
II you are hungry, we have plenty
to est.
1t you want a new Hat, we have
the la est.
Il you want a Sewing Machine
see us. 49,,
II you have any thing TO sell, We
wantit.. r.
If you want an uU round sQudr'
| deal, trade at Yves: End Grocer
Com any. near, depot.
VIM. II. NEWMAN,
Manager.
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10Th DIsrRrCr SENATORIAL Cox.

1900 @-E
10Th DIsrRror SENATORIAL Con.
.YENT1oN.
The 18th District Senatorial Con
ven.lon met in theS court house at
Hillsboro LIST Saturday.
Dr. A. Freeman, Chairman OF
the District Committee, "a led ,ha
Cs1nsentlon it order aud stated The
bject OF the meeting
Hon. u. q. Parks was elected per
,nanen, chairman. aud Mr.. SherIeris
Strudwick~was elected secretary.
Alsmance, Dn,han aud Ofanee
represented Caswell mt re.,e
sente1.
Mr.Esty H King, Of t*asuell, aud
Major.J ota w. Graham, of O,ange,
were unan'mon>ly-.n nominated as
candidates for the Senate.
Maiur Graham addressed tie
Convention in a speech of accept
ance
The following nis,sirt Executive
Coantnit1ee was elected DR.. Il. A.
freeman, Aiamance-A. B.. Walker,
,Gssaswell +. o. Everett, Durham ;
Dr. G. D*Jones, Qsange.
Hon. S. N. Hatti , in. response to
an Invitation, addressed tie Con
sen1ion. Adjourned
9 -- 4-~--
The public school for Fiji <ho.o
opened; ons.' The 3rd instant with
DO echoaarsiand others hate entered
since. az at,si4
Tive very worthy cosored PEG
pie died al Hill, bero las, week On
Tuesday, Sept 4 Aunt Lucy Stray
horn. our eldest colored c.tizeu died,
and on Friday, Seit :, Henry r
Johnson, a hard working and very
worthy colo'ed man who worked
at Eno Cotton Mill, died aud was
buried on Saturday. The colored
veterans are passing away and the
like of them are few aud hard to
6nd among those who have grown
up since.the war. Iris seldom that
an ex slave violates the law. All
honor to the old colored veterans,
and may one and all OF them have q
save passage. over. 1.-THE .River."t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-09-13

-Fresh Bread every Friday even.
ing, at Fancy Grocery Company.
See our 11o Ccffee. Cant be
duplicated. Dnrham-Parish Co
-flew Quaker Oats and Fresh
Grfs, at. Fancy Grocery Company.
Fresh Lowncy Candies, at
Fancy Grocery Goa pany, The place
for Sw eet Things.
p nesalve cleanses wounds. is
highly antisep.io, uneqnaled for
cracked hands. Good, for cuts,
Sold by Reynolds & Walker.
If worms change the complex
ion they nave a tendency to destroy
the. vital energies that sustain and
promote heath and lite :. therefore,
at the first indication Of worms, ad-
mir5saer S~hriner's Indian Vermiluge.
For sale by w. A. HAYES, Druggist.
The H,llsboro Private School,
Mrs. Bragg and Miss Heart, teach
%erstis being we'll %patronized. The
Observer Is always glad ta report
the success of this most excellent
school. 1t is a credit to Hillsboro,
and those who patronMe it speak 81
1t in the highest terms.
Bees Laxative Honey,,and Tar
the original laxative cough. syrup
acts AS q cathar,ic on the bowels. 1T
i, rrade from the ar gathered from
the pine trees of our own Country
therefore is the best Tor children. II
is good for coughs, colds. oroup,
whooping cough, ETC. Try our free
cffsr. Sod by Reynolds & Walker,
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], Are you troubled With piles ?
One application Of ManZanl will give
you i'm Mediate relief. Sold by
Reynolds 81 Walker.
Say, how would you like New
.Mackerel for Breakfast ? A: Fancy
Grocery Compahy,rth p ace TO ge::
something good to eat.
Mr. David P. Paris left here
last week for Cherokee Springs, S.
O., ito spend some time with his
u.c!e. Mr.. Alfred Paris.
Mr.. Charles S Cooley, who has
been at work at Charlottesville, Va,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Thomas J. Frseiand. It HtitsBorc.
-Durham- Parish Company have
just received a fresh lot of Grass
Seeds, Glover, Orchard Grass aud
Lucerne, and offer all at very low
prices.
Our 70 Ia cent Green Coffee.
is goods Our Is cen, Roasted COT
fee is guaranteed 20 be better than
A~rbuckle's. Try it. Fancy Grocery
Company.
Mr.. DC, Parks left here
Wednesday for Richmond, Va. and
other points. He expects to be ab
sent from Hillsboro about Ten daj s
or two weeks.
The laxative effect OF Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
so agSeeah4esahdxso natural YOU can
hardly realize that it is produced by
a medicine. These tap cts also cure
indigestion and biliousness. Price
IS cents. Samples free at w. A.
Hayes Drugstore.
- We call special attention to the
! id, ertisement to be found OF our
4th lags from the Scott Mebane
Manufacturing Company, Graham
! N. c., who want 200 more girls III
their sewing rooms at Burlington
and GRAHAM. This well known aod
1 reliable CONS any cau be relied upon
to do what they promise. ReaC
their advertisement and zee what in
docements they are ofering.
The advertisement of Mess,s. &
w. d j Webb, to be found on ou1
first page. oueA, to be Of interest t.
every man., weasanE aud child in Or
ange county These gentlemen ar
ofe1iEg substantial Inducements t'
,hs5boXs AID ggnls to get them T.
thinking ard writing about "Goot
tioads aud 'sEhAnca,ion." Edacatiol
and Good Roads are essential t.
the prosperity and happiness OF gu
, people, and are of vast impor'anc
to every citizen. Good Roads an
Education go hand 10 hand, and it
,o.the interest of all classes of on
people to aeita,e these question
until we,ta.e both good roads an
good schools all: over the count.
Messre. Webb have started the ba
TO rolling. 1t is the duty of.ever,
body to keep i: moving
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TT CURE. 4 lFELoNn

s1ys Sam Kendall, Of Philltpshnrg,
IAN inst ooser it over with Book.
,sls Arnica Salve and the Salve
1sn' 90 the rest" QUICKEST cure
W ~ burna, Boils, Sores, Scslds,
""oaods, Piles. Eczema, Salt Rheum.
SSuappsd Hands, Sore Feet and
p'e Eyes. Only POO at w. A
3ayes Drugstore. Guar aoteed.
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il For sale.
@ Bushels of Winter Gals.
JOHN w. GRAHAM.
august 9, 1906.
Notices.

This is 10 notify all pe'aons who
are indebted to the sunderslgned
that all OF our accounts have been
placed in the hands OF G. D Tnlner
for Collection. He has. full power
and authority to enforce collection
of tho same. If you owe Us any
thing 1t will be 70 your interest to
e him.
=. PARKS & HE,DGPETH.
Hillsboro, N. c., Jan. II, 1906.
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See advertisement of sale of,
Brick Yard Machinery.
Miss Bessie Lloyd, daughter Of
Mx. Alex. Lloyd, and, Miss Allie
Graham, daughter Of Mr., Ed. Ora
ham, all of Hillsboro, feft.fere Mon
day to enter school at Caldwell la
institute, this county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-09-13

CEAM BErLAiN'S COUCH REMEDY
ACTS ON NATURES PLAN
Tie mos, sacces ful medicines are
those that cid nature Cham pertains
Cough Remedy acts on this plan.
Take it when you have q cold and
it will a:lay the cough, relieve the
lungs. aid exprctoralian. oPeo the
secre:iors and aid nature in restor-
ing the system to a healthy ccndi
ton Thousands have testified to
it's superior excellence. 1t counter
acts any ,endency OF a cold to result
in pneumonia Price, 25 cents.
Large size. SO; cents For sale by
W. a. Hayes, Druggist.
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NM
LETTERS

UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Remaining in the post.ofice i,
H'ltsboro, September 8, 1906
Brock well, Mrs. Sarah.
Gordon, John. =
long, Mrs Minnie.
Shsnklin, Miss Beltie.
Thompson. Mrs. Roxie. Il
Warren. Miss Sadie.
Williams. Mrs. Fannie.
Persons sailing for above letters
Will please say 'adse,,isel.Y
CHARLEs 6. RosEMoND, z. N.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-09-13

Nice Glass Of Boys Entering I'm.
provements- :. M osic.

oessI lSUOr
Bingham School opened on the
3td aud since then student. have
been arriving every day, the train
stoppitg Al, The gate al the school
grounds The prosl ec,s are for one
VI me best and most pleasant ses.
s!ons in the history Of the school
The class OF, boys who have entered
is high In character. For several
y"ars those students whose derort-
rent has heen unsatislac, DRY have
been denied re en,ram 9, aud this
plan has helped to weed out unda.
s'rable boys. Some OF the hes, bows
from The past two sessions have re
turned
Sihe scLool authorities have been
very busy with prepare ions for the
opening Principal Gray's RESIDENCE,
Ms, William Bingtam's home, tie
Gymnasium, Dining School Room.
a"d all If the Do, mitories we're. last'
sammer. painted white with gray
trim mings, and this sat.mer the
owners have papered or painted all
tue Dormitory AID class
rooms white inside, making things
look exceedingly clean, bright and
cheerful. The sCo,tagsn Boarding
Der a,tinent has also been painted,
Mrs Nj. + White has greatly i'm
p'osed and beaul,feI her home aud
Mr.. Craig who keeps the School
BOARDING Def artmeut, has erected a
handsome and commodious dwell
ing. painted like the School, white
and gray trimmings. The arch over
the entrance is freshly le,,erei in
school oolors, blue ard = Id.
Bingham has two fi.e Music teach.
ers this year, giving lessons in
Foite, Piano, wind and string III.
strnnents, hand AID orchestra. The
Bingham 'S'l.er Cornet Band has
oeaimenced its prao,lce for this SEES
sion.
There are seven tea, hers in the
faculty. Mr.. Us:mrne, Bachelor of
Philosophy of the University. teach
eS I'll SllsI, Ancient an1 Modern
Languages Mr.. Baynes. a distir.
g"ished graduate of Wake Fnrts,,
tearfes Mathematics aud Science.
M SIS HOLMAN, OF Kentucky, has the
CoTmsrcsai course. Mr.. Shirley,
ofGeorgia teaches Music and HIS
tory. Mr.. Lee. OF Vtrgioia, has
physical Culture and Music. Mr..
Bal'y Is instructor in Telegraphy.
Principal Gray has added Vocal
Music TO the Curriculum free of
charge This is a great pleasur 9
ard ,,rofi; &c the sIpdrnt~.
A remarkable spiri, of satisfaction
prevails among the boys and teach
ers, aud school work is progressing
satisfactorily.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CoNyEN

TfON.
The Rep ublicaus OF Orange me,
IN the court house a. ssHiiisboro las,
Saturday ana nominated tie follow
l"g: ticket !: House. Thomas E Spar
'owi Sheriff. A. J.: Gordon Gle k
OF tile Superior Cour,, G d. TarnAr;
kegister ct Deed, j. L. Cheek /;
Treasurer, James IT. Rose :nond
County Com missioners, William X
Lloyd, Ed. r. Woods and q. W. p
Gates ; Coroner, DR. w. T.. Muir
ply. The nomination for Surveyor
was LETT with the County Executive
Committee. The tollowiug~Cam.
paien CT mmit,ee was appointed. !;
ID. 5. Miller, Thomas f. Lloyd,R
Z. Hill, L.. F. Crawford and J. r.
Teer.
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An Item OF INTEREST.
We guarantee the quality Of every
thing we sell It not frst-class re-
turn. 4 : ~
FANCY GROCERY co.
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IA.
D.. ~ ,Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature =: &MMzzM
~
r q L | Z +

Parties who charge any thing to
Morris Telephone Company or my
self. without. . written order from
.,yseEi, viii do SO at their " risk.
August 8, 1906.
j. D.. MORRIS.
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pest once .Hour~.

Post OHce AouTrs.
na;oa oreas s; 500 q. IA. Closes
$50 p m o.,s
Nv Mail going West closes 1000 a
Money order books close 400 n. m
1nrsRtEs G. RosEMoND, p. III.
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PRESCRIPTION RATES:
resr, 10 be paid in advanoes,sl:M'
Que yo" 4" Nt.6oc
a1 mm"1tns. fn i" a5c

,,,rys OF ADVERTISING -
,-n-tisements Will be inserted tor
. A !" nor sausre Zone inch) for the first
ssl'oo gJ cents foreach subsequent pub
;,atiOn.
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= DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as Admin
istrator OF the late Henry 4tssLatta,
hereby notify all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment
to me, and all persons having claims
against the said estate MUST present
them to the uhdersighed properly
Authenticated Oh or before the 7th day
OF Sept, 1907. or this notice will be
plead in bar OF, their recovery.
This 9TH day,of Sept, 1895;
LEVI Y. IOCKHART,
- j.. Administrator.
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Besr.t ha = The Kind You Have Always Bought
GALE OF BRICK YARD MA
CHIN cry,

CHIN Elk T.
BY virtue of Il power Of sale contain
ed in three several mortgages: executed
to the Emo Cotton Mills. DY B. A..
Sears, one. for 500, due and payable on
March Is, 1899, registered in Book f..
page y, OF Orange County Registry,
the second for $500, due and payable
on November l, 1895. registered in
Rock g., page t.. and the third Tor
800, due and payable July |, 1860, reg
fsterd in Book e.. pages,67, the under
signed will sell tor Cash. to the highest
bidder, ut public auction, on the brick
yard Of SAID B. A. Sears near University
Station, Tuesday, October 2. 1905, at IL
o'clock noon ~ s..
iOne ~ 60 II. P. Ames Boiler:
One ~ 60 H. p. Atlas Engine. -
One u E. M. Freeze Brick Machine
One ~ t;lod Crusfer.
Two ~ Clay Dump Cars.
One () Mud Wheef. =
A lot of Barrows and Monlls.
This 10th day Ut September. 1906.
EMO CUrIONaMILLS.
BY James H. Webb, Treasurer.
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Groceries and Provisions.

and over. 4ap5c; pork. s0sMc; heav,
les, 7Isc; beef bulls. 20sc; cows
am@5hc; steers. 5M@6c: mutton
medium size. 7a7hc; large. S0sc;
spring lambs. S0shc.
Nuts--Walnuts, No, l. soft shell. tic;
No. ! hard she'll loo; Chile, l3c; almonds
l7@isc; filherts, l6c; Braxils, Ice; pc.
cans lsa@l5c; hickory. So; Virginia pea
nuts. &c; Jumbo Virginia peanuts, So;
Japanese peanuts, o.; chestnuts Italian,
l4c; cocoanuts. dozen $4,000.
Honey--Dark, l0ic@llc; amber, IL
@laci fancy white, lAalsc.
Cotfee--Mocha 24@2sc; Java, fancy,
2e@32c, Java. good. 90@c4c, Java. or
dinary, l7@2Oc; Costa Rica, fancy, is@
zoe; Costa Rica good. l2@lsc; Ar.
buckles, loic per ID; Lion. l4sc per ID;
Columbia coffee. l4ac, Salvador, lla@
l5c
Provisicns--Hams, to size. l4sc; hams,
picnic l0Ac, bacon, regular. lsic, bacon.
fancy breakfast zoe: dry salt sides. llAc;
backs dry salt II LIDO
Pickled goods-Pickled pigs feet, |.
barrels IS, a-barrels, $2.7S; l5.lb kits,
1885, pickled tripe. s,barrels, $500; =
barrels. $2.7b; l5-lb kits, $l.25; picked
pigs tongues, a.barrels, 80; a-barrels. s.; |
i5-ib kits, $3.50; picked lamhs' tongues,
I-barrels. 50; a.barrels, $5.50i Is III kits
B2.75.
Salt--Bales Of 75.2a, hale. siA0, bales
II 00-Ss. bale, sl,60; bales Of 4OsaA bale,
400, bales Of lS-lOs, bale, el.0O; bags,
'oc; fine. ton. $500; bags. so lbs. genu.
ne Liverpool, ton, $ls.oo, bags, 50 lbs
ground. l0oa ton $500, R. s. v. p.
0 5-lb cartons, S2.25; r. s. v. p, 81 s.ib
artons, $l.7b; Liverpool lump. ton
1850.
Olive oil--California per gallon. s2.7s;
usrts. per case dozen s7.2S, pints. .
osen, $3.50; a.pints 4 dozen, 90.
Canned salmon Columbia River. LIB
Ills, l.s5, 2.lb tails, s2.6O, fancy. lib
ats, $500, bib fancy fats, $l,2S; fancy
'lb cvals $275; Alaska tails, pink. eoc, ]
d, $l.46; nominal. %, tall. $500. i
Cereal foods--Roiled oats cream, 00-lb i
'cks. $500; lower grade. s5.5O@e.so, (
tmeal. steel cut, 5o-lb sacks, $s bale, /
lib sacks, A,a5 peS bale; oatmeal \
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iground). so-lb sacks S7.Sc per bale, 10
ID sacks. y per bale, split peas, as
per I00.ib sackj 2s-lb boxes, sI.2D, pear
barley M75 per 100 Tbs, 2S-lb boxes
si.2s per bczj pastry flour. l0.Ib sacks
$3.50 per bale.
Rlce-Imperial Japan No. |. Sb.ps,
Southern. Japan. Dlcj broken, 4lc, head
fancy, 7ci head. choice aic.
OIL, Lead. Eta
Coal oiI-pearl and astral oil cases.
l9c per gallon; water white oil, iron
barrels. isic, wood barrels. lssc, eocens
oil.- cases. 2lAc; elaine oil. cases, 27Ac,
extra star. cases. s2sc, headlight oil
cases 2lc; iron barrels, l51c.
Benxine-Sixty.thrce degrees cases.
zoe; iron barrels. l5bc.
Tnrpcntine.-In cases. 80c, In wood
barrels, s3cj In iron barrels, 79c; In 10.
case lots, 8sc.
Linseed OIL Raw, 5-barrel lots. 47c; i
barrel lots. 4sc, In cases, 5sc. Boiled, g.
barrel lots. 4oc, l-barrel lots Soc; In
eases. 55c.
Gasoline--Stoya gasoline. case. z4Sc.
iron barrels. lsc, so degrees gasoline.
eases a3c, iron barrels or drums. &c;
70 degrees cases. 2ssc; iron barrels. 2oc,
engine distlllate. iron barrels. sc.
Oregon grape root--Per 100 Ibs, s3l4.
B'eswax-Gcod. clean and pure, GIG
24c per ID.
Rope-Pure Manila, l4lc; standard,
lsac; Sisal. lie; Isls brand Sisal loc.
Hops-Choice, 1905. ilBi2c; prime,
lo@lic.
Iesd--Strictiy pure white lead and red
lead In ton lots. nc; 500.ib lots, Sc; less
than 500 lbs. sic.
Mohair--C Choice, 2s@3Dc
Wire nails-present base Of s2.s0.
gray or mixed. 25@soc; duck. white. is
@s0c; duck mixed. i2@l5c
cascara ssgrada lChittim bark) ga
@4c.
Fcathers-Geeee, white, sS@40c, geese,
wcol--valley 22@25c; Eastern Ore
son, lS@22c as to shrinkage
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PRRTLAND. Dec. 2l.--Thcre are
excollht signs Of the long expected
rise In the hop market moterializing.
For tho past day or two the market
has stlftencd In perfectly healthy
manner. and today 1914 cents Is paid
for good primes wherever growers can
be found willing to part at the price.
IA cent advance Ia therefore clearly
been In recent deals. and Eastern
iiealers are evidently beginning to
look this way.
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Fruits.


Tropical Fruits Bananas. 80 per
pound; pincapples, st5oGs,5e per
dozen; lemons. sa.7Sa5,5o per box;
oranges. sa.5oas.T5: grapefruit $500
crate; lines. 75eas1,25 per 1Oo Mala-
ga grapes. sLSoas,oo bbl.; pomegran-
ates, $3.50 per dox; tangcrines, 50 a
box.
Domestic frults--Apples, common, So
G$l.oo; fancy, si.ooib2.BO pox; Lady
apples, $i,abea1.Tb box; grapes. si.5OGa
200 crate; pears, $i,oOQi5o box; hue
klcberrics, io@isc ID; cranberrles,
sli.boGl2,5O bbi; perslmmons, $3.50
box.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Astoria Iron Works will
be held at their Office on January 10.
1907, at 8 p. m, for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction OF such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting. BY order OF the board OF
directors. JOHN FOX,
Attest: II. l., BISHOP, President.
Secretary.
Astoria, Oregon, Dec. 20, 1906.
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Wheat--Walla waila, s3Qg4c; Val.
ley. ee@s7o; bluestem, ssOs7c: rcd,
z0@Sic.
white, ss4.5O@H5; gray, ss4@
a4.B0.
Flcur--Hard wheat patent, $500.
atraisht. $685. graham. $780, rye,
$500; waole-wheat -four, sS75; VAL
by -four, $s.lo0a.e5:; Dakota, $500
9Aee. Eastern rye. :s.4c; Fiiisbury.
$500; Corvallis. ss.7a
corn--whole. s27; cracked, sss per
tpn.
Bariey--Isr ss2; feed, ssi;
billed. sa2@2s.
Rye--s1.4O per cwt. X
Hay-vailey. timothy, sit@1s;
Eastern Oregon, s151iS; clover. s7@
$50; cheat. T@75o; alfalfa, sli;
srain hay, s7@L5O; vetch. s7@L5o.
Buckwheat--sss per ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING ssl@3S; chop
fib; bran. sl5; shorts, SIC.
Cereal foods-Tsoll oats, cream,
go-pcund sacks, $500; lower grades,
zb.5O@o.5o; oatmeal, steel cut, Bo-ib
sacks. 50, bale. iO-ib. sacks, $4.3S per
pale; oatmeal (ground) bo-ib sacks,
sIBo per bale; 10-ib sacks "a per
bale; split peas, $3.50 per 1oo-ib.
bachE s5-fb boxes. si.2S; pearl bar
legf s475 per 100 ms; a5-ib boxes.
.s5 per box; pastry -four. 1O-rb sacks
$50 per bale.
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oregon full cream, llata. 1iMa1tc.

Oregon full cream. fats. 14MG16c.
Honey-Dark, 1oh911c amber. 10
GiSc; fancy white, l4Gli5c.
Polutry-old roosters, T9Sc: hens
and springs, ioGiiMc; dressed. 129
lsc' dusks. i4aai5c; turkeys. i79Isc:
dressed, 2o0sio; fancy. 2l@22Mc;
geese, live, i2@iSc; dressed, 1sQ14,sc;
pigeons, per dozen. slGi.25; squads.
si75@2,
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Eggs-oregon ranch, a2hc; Eastern
So@SShc
Butter--C Country creamery 500
sshc, city creamery S5c; store, 1em
@i7c; butter fat, Sshc,
Cheese-Young America, 15M@Isc;
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment made for improving
1lth street from the South line OF
Franklin avenue to the North line of
Harrison avenue, as per assessment
roll number 1876, was made by an or
der Of the common council, due and
payable on the asth day Of December,
A. 2. ises. By ordinance number $3.50,
confirming said assessment roll, that
the following are the names Of the
persons against wrom the assessment
u made and the amount owing by
each, to-wit:
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Potatoes--ln country, sbcdi$toO per
ewt; sweet potatoes sMc pound.
Cabbage--Per ibo 1-4c; caullfiow-
er s2.5oG275 per crate; parsley, csc
per dozen; hot-houso lettuce, $3.50
per box, head 4oc doz; spinach. sGa5c
NJ; artlchokos, 75cCp1.25 per dog, pens
lac ib. garlic. 7@sc 10, red peppers.
dry, 2O@2Bo 10; celery, S5cGS Sbc doz.;
egg plant, $3.50 crate; okra, s1.75 box;
sprouts, Sc 10.
Tomatoes -$i.T5@2 box; Hubbard
squash, 1@1Mc n.
onions--si00@110 per cwt.
Turnips-Per sack, s0c@s1.0o; car
rots 75c@si; beets, s1,25; radishes,
i2hc@l5c dozen punches; horserad-
lsh. 7iadasc 10.