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FINE PRINTING. QUICK

The News Job Dept. Is IN recent OF
The following unsolicited testimonial:
THE work Of the News Publish
Ing company for me has been - sat
isfactory, and the rates so reasonable.
that shall simply cross the street
10 have my printing done. | have
much work 10 be done along music
lines which | shall submit to you DUR
ing the summer.
Very cordially yours,
WILLIAM A. WETZELL
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are also produced here, and many are
nov rotting on the ground for want Of
a proper mode OF handling them
The food In the river a few days ago
was the highest known here, and de-
stroyed the excellent cable foot bridge
across the Virgin river to the La Yer
kin hot springs. This Is quite loss
and inconvenience TO bathers.
Across the Virgin river from here Is
the Hurricane canal system, that is IN
deed surprising feat IN irrigation en-
cheering. and probably the most eN-
pensve in America. To look al tn
canal from here % appears 10 be hung
up on the face of the cliff, hundreds OF
feet above the river. lntomitablc
pluck has been exhibited by the farm
ers in its construction. and now their
reward Is assured, as they are fast
transforming desert to a fruitful
field. and In a short time their location
will be noted for It's fine fruits ana
pleasant homes.
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$ Ogden News

woo have gooC voices. and Il BE- the
intention 70 take -onc OF them in II
any OF the former members cannot
conunCe.
The new organ will be here soon
ready to be placed. which WIN be a
great help to the choir. and Prof Bal
laniyne desires to get some good m"-
sic prepared for the next quarterly
conference.
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FUNERAL OF JOSEPH HALL.
impressive Services In Second Ward
tncOmiums ON q Well Spent Life.

ogden. Sept e.-An that was mortal
q lhe late Joseph Hall was consigend
W ,he silent tomb yesterday afternoon
u 'ht family burial ground in the Og-
atl my cemetery. The Second ward
..eellnghouse was crowded with rela-
W. ana friends who assembled 10 pay
Nlbule to his memory and TO express
sVIas OF sympathy 10 the sorrowing
,. ...!y., me casket was covered with
-, ,ae'.,ui Moral offerings and many
hige designs were arranged on tables
y !. ',iher end Of the casket. evidencing
.ae hlgh esteem in which he was held
N thls city, where he has lived since
NE early hfiles. N'
., ne funeral services were commenced
!. : o'clock. Bishop Robert Mcouarrie
bb. ~ The ward choir sang. "Rest
n 49,. ior the Weary Soul" Opening
Hayer was pronounced BY Elder John
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ROAD TO OGDEN VALLEY.
Rapid Transit COmpGn, Commences
Extension of Its Lines.

ogden Sept G. force Of men hos
been put 10 work al the mouth az Ogden
CANYON by the ogden Rapid Transit
company 10 throw up grades for the eN-
tension Of It's car line through the cane
yon 10 ogden Valley II is The i1touh j.
Of the company 10 push the work un'll
completed. working AL winter The work
will be very expensive In many places
as il will have 10 be run along the north
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PENSION ROLL
IS DECREASING.

T-HE United States pension roll is
again beginning 10 shrink. The
Increases caused by the Spanish
American Nag are uow being o.
SET by deaths Of veterans Of Old wars
There are fewer pensioners ON the rolls
at the present time than at any period
since 1895. The list is fast decreasing.
having shrunk more than 10000 during
The last year ON July /. when the
lost count was made, there were only
$500 persons drawing pensions
one year ago there were ssS.lll pen-
sioners on the rolls. which was within
about 500 OF the bigh-wator mark.
DURING one month of 1904 there were
moro than 900 600 pensioners but since
then The total has been steadily de-
chning Commissioner Warner Is now
convinced that at last the pension roll
rs on q permanent decline. and unless
8, should be- bolstcrci up by ncN egis-
htion, he believes 10 will run down hin
40 a rapid rate, During the last 10
years commissioners u pensions have
announced At various times that they
believed the high-Watcr mark in the
government bounty system had been
reached. but Mr.. Warmers prediction
seems 10 be- the only ono that was
founded on a real understanding Of the
situation.
u rs Il years since the close OF the
civil war and tho soldiers who sur
Vycd that struggle tre feeling the
heavy weight OF years The pension
toll should show a big decrease since
July !, 1905. but for the fact that IL
ha' been added 20 by a great many
Spanish war veterans II Is significant
That iu spite of the allowances made
In soldiers ~ the 1925 war. their widows
ANA dependents, the pension roll shrunk
mere than l2.oo0 in the single year.
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COUNTY MEOlC0S MEET.
Warburton.CarIson Wcdding-GardeD
City News Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Sept 1.-THE Utah County
Medical association met here yester-
day i'm regular session, President steele
presiding. An interesting paper on
collections" was presented by DR.. j.
T.. Hosmer. Of Provo.
Consideration Of the adoption OF a
new constitution and bylaws, similar
10 those Of the National Medical as
ISOLATION, will come up at the next
meeting.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
10 Isaac r. Carlson and Clyde war
burton, both Of Pleasant Grove.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
In reason "Ninth" in the article on
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TABERNACLE CHOIR,
VIII Renew Rchcarsals Thursday Eve.
ming Next at 1880 and =.

ogden, Sept e--Thursday evening
the tabernacle choir rehearsals will be
renewed at the ogden tabernacle. the
male members are requested 10 meet
at 1870 and the ladies AT s o'clock.
Prof Ballantyne is very DESTROYS Of hay-
ing all the members OF the choir pres
ent tomorrow night, so that he may
know II any new members will have
to be added 20 keep zoo voices In the
organization. There are many young
people DESTROYS Of Joining the choir
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LA VERKIN.
pIxrE ExcELs IN FRUIT,
Transportation neutrality-suspicious.
irrigation system

Special Correspondents
La Verkin. Washington Co. Aug. 81.
The fruit crop here Il good. and II
would be hard 10 md a better showing
OF grapes than that made IN the Nllie-
wards here. A hne lot Of grapes Mere
sent from here for Boise, Ida, 10 be put
on exhibition al The irrigation con-
gross Hon. Thomas Judd Of this place
!, now there looking after Utah's fruit
exhibit The raisin grapes are doing eS-
ceedingly well. and u is demonstrated
that me Thompson seedless rslsin
grspe can be produced here TO perfec-
lion. All the better varieties Of grapes
slso do we'll n produced in oomiier-
elal quantities. for which no facilities
are lacking. this country could produce
enough 10 make u worth while Tor a
rsflroad 10 b built The people Of the
nrrth would be glad 70 get The cell
clous fruit for which Dixie IL famous
The finest peaches IN size and naNof
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FOUND.

n the party who advertised in the
News for a watch lost. some two or
three weeks ago, win call and Identity
same. and pay for advertisement. u
may bt had
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BOOK BINDING

Old books. Music and Magazines. Put
them IN strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can DO tie work In any
form Ut any price.
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CEDAR CITY.
TWO WEEKS OF STORM.
Iron County Fair Opens Sept. 10
Educational Lectures.

Special Correspondence
Cedar City. Iron Co Sept 5.-After a
storm period Of nearly two weeks dura-
ton. the sun shines brightly today. an
Indications are fair for good weather.
Considerable luccrn was damaged on ac-
count Of the rain, but the good done hy
the rain TO the ranges for cattle and sheep
is estimated 10 pc Of greater value man
the loss inflicted, Grain has not suffered
much through the wet weather. Prepars-
tion Is now going ON to commence inc
thrcShirg u grain and the Nleld VIII o.
reasonably fair
IRON COUNTY FAIR.
4 county fair is scheduled TO he held
here on Sept le. =. q. Conspicuous pcs
tcrs are IN evidence throughout the town
Announcing the event, and the various
committees having the matter u charge
are working FOR a successful exhibit
The Bank Of Southern Utah has ds-
nj 8yed In III window a design Tor us new
building 10 be erected on Main street and
N competed according 10 the plan. Will
BE- a .-story brick building, up-to-daie IN
every particular Bids are now being so
l,ited for its erection.
POLITICS
Notices are out calling the Republican,
Together tomorrow evening for the puf-
pose Of selecting delegates 10 attend
county convention 10 be held here 60 elect
delegates TO state and senatorial convcn'
lion 10 be held At a time and place 10 Dr.
determined hereafter. The Democrats
and Socialists have not yet announced
their dates for local conventions.
The damage done 30 the canyon rQa
connecting this and Kane county his
been repaired and the highway T. now
on account Of the uniavorable Wealth
the past 10 DAYS. many of the duktns
who are engaged "a the dairy busites ae
moving into their town residences from
the mountain ranches
profs Bennion and Foster o. the state
were here recently IN the in-
terest Of higher education. They spoke 20
Inc people here on the snd Inst on me
necessity 81 a more modern mcthods IN
1rrlcultursl pursuits contrasting piestrt
fscilities with those obtained IN earlier
iavs N the settlement n the state Ihef
directed attention % the special advan-
tags this valley Offers fof the system
Of diy farming
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

nigh, SUNDAY .reeped)
mont should be made 10 Dug
Daily Saturday and ssnlWski Sew Vfos' "A iO
Residence s Fourth North ST. Phone mo 70 NJ
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RRIEFs ~ PERsONALs.

Mrs william CalkIus I'D daughtcr n
Oakland Cal. are visiting On Ogden tn
guests of j. H. Rhine and family. Mr.
talklns was former train agent for tho
Southern Pacific AZ ogden but II nov
with the company iu California
"NiObe Will be played tonight a the
Grand Onera House.
The inheritance tax ordered paid nF
Judge Howell a. the state IN the J. n.
Spareo estate amounts % si32sN
The Crittentcn Home board will hold Us
monthly meeting today
A committee composed ~ 4. a WcuEer
j. J Brummitt and 5. S. Smith has becn
appointed By the zeal Estate Mems as
ISOLATION 20 devise a plan for adNeitl~-
Ing the pleasure and health resorts near
Ogden
Jesse Cooper. the colored man who was
found by the officers on Wall avenue
suffering from pneumonia Tuesday died
al 70 o'clock last evening at the ogden
general hospital Tie was about - years
az age. lie had been sick for couple ~
weeks. but was able 20 get around anti
TUESDAY His remains are Al Larkln
Sons morguc where they viii be kept I'm
iii his relatives are heard from.
Suit has been commenced in the second
district court by A g. Horn against the
Great Western Salt & soda COMPANY
to recover sSNS alleged % be due Tor
professional services rendered the defend
ant company as attorney al Law
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J.. @. croker = and Miss Jennie whip.
BE. o. both Il ogden city.
Albert 3. Cowan % q Statewide, anu
Miss Cora l.. Ipsen. o., q Plain CITY
weber county
charles ~, Walker q. ~ Eden and Miss
county.
William johnson -6 and Miss Nav Wat.
son, x. both ~ ogden cts They were
married by Rev Frank Shaw.
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side Of the river the greater part Of the
way
WEDDING PERMITS
Licenses to wed were granted by the
county clerk 20 the following couples:
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Ask your grocer for II.
BE sure that you get II.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
Assoc1ATE PRoFEssoR OF H1sroRY
AT STATE UNIVERSITY.

AssocIATE PRoFEssoR OF HISTORY
AT STATE UNIVERSITY.
At meeting of the Trustees of
the State University held at Raleigh
last week, DR. j q. De, Rouihac
Hamilton, second son Of our towns
man, Major D. H. Hamilton, was
elected Associate Professor Of HIS
tory. DR.. Hamilton was born at
Hillsboro 10 1882, and wac, a.student q
st The University of the South, Sc
vance, where the degree Of Masier
of Arts ~,as conferred He was the
Hill scholar there, and received the
Richmond prize in political science
He was .aledictorian of his class.
He taught at H"rner,mill,arv school,
Later hesentered the g'adua, e'sch"o ol
of CoIunsb University, and was
awarded University sch olarship
and was alternate for fellowship.
HIS work in residence was com
pleted last May; and his examina
tions for degree Of Doo,or of Rhilos
ophy passed His thesis tor that de.
gree. prepared since bis return TO
North Carolina. has been accepted
aud the degree will he conferred a.
the next commencement. Heyoob
charge Of the Whining Ton Higt
School IS principal, and has sue
ceeded admirably He is mem bel
of the American His, orical Associa
,ion aud Of the Southern Historical
Association.
The Observer is glad that tht
Trustees found one SO well qual,tiet
10 fill this important position as Mr.
Hamilton without going out OF th'
| State.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Mi. James H. Hedgpeth LET,
here Monday morning tor his new
home at Clio, S; C. Mrs. Heag,,eth
will join her husband d, tha, plac.
later. Their many triends.rpg'-, t,
lose these good people. ar1 wish
them much success in their future
home. !,
.-Messrs. n w q J: g Webb
report that, they lave a large and
complete line Of goods com N. fir ~,
The National Stamp and Enameli &
Co. This line includes AL those
little: household necessities which
you don't realize yon need Until you
see them. Then you know thai you
can't keep houae without them an-
otheh day. ~
-"Don't you know ,ha. They Say
has caused mote trouble aud grief
and hhman misery generally since
the beginning Of the w"rs1 than
strong drink and Jealousy ard battle
AID murder ahd the plague and fire
and storm and ENVY and 1cose'ors.
hess and slo,h and the Devil and all
combinedG IF you don't know ii.
by dont you 2
Hon r n. Page, writing to
the Monroe Journal Of the prnbable
I discontinuance Of ali free ru'a de
Eliverys routes thai do not hand {
1000 pieces of mail ninth, says
that eery,h,4:g possible will hs
done bx Tie peoples represen, ativts
to avoid such action, hut the only
sure way 10 present suph' advers.
ruling is that the people Nsing opn'
those routes should more llberafly
/ ra,ronize them The best way t.
patnQoize them il t.r everybody OF
a tree rural route who can afford J
to subscribe for daily pal er, ant
for Oilers to take wetklies ant
semi " weeklies. THIS will help ,t
Eeducate the children aid ,nstruct ant
entertain the whole family as wei
as keep up the route.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
For the Observer,

Died on the 4th instant, Little
Philo, infan, son OF Mr Geo. Viii
son and: adopted son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r Smith. aged two years
and one month. He was SO bright
aud amiable, TOO good tor this
world. Our Heavenly Father saw
fit to transplant this lovely Hover to
realms of eternal bliss. May God
heal the hearts OF his loving parents,
and may they SO live in Ibis world
that they viii meet him in Heaven.
One who loved him. Nj. P. M.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
Heaven Revealed.
By BENJAMIN FIsKE BARRETT.
383 pp., 5 4 x inches Large Type
Fiue Cloth.
Fora Limited Period ,his Book is
Offered at Trade Rates, 20 Gents,
With 9 cents Postage for Mailing.
CONTENTS


The Origin Of Angels. The Es-
senlial Nalure o. Heaven. - Charac-
ter of the Angels. Fes,i'nony Of
Scripture The Sure Wav to HeaV
en-. : Practical Tendency of III Dis
closure. En- ironment IN Heaven,
and What Determines It -Some,'cs
, ia Heaven "A Heaven FIR the Non
Ch. is,ian World -Aee Earthly Re
la,ionships ContiEued in Heaven =
Mee,ln. ann Recognition Of Frends
ia the Hereafter, ,--Persnnai Appear
ance rfthe Angels. - Rsjn eaescencr
and Growth IN Heaven. II 'sses
and Homes IN Heaven. en.-Garments
in Heaven Children in Heaven. -
Sex and Marriage, in Heaven -
Work in Heaven.-The Three Heav
ems, and How Related Etecna
Progress in Heaven -Consociat'or
of Angels With Meb.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
DURHAM INJUNCTION CASE.

The ergnmeut in the injunction
case Of The Guy of Durham agains1
the Emo, Cotton Mills Of HiIlsboro,
restraining the defendants from
,hro~ing fl;h into the river the
source of Durhatn's water supply,
was coupleted at six o'clock Satur-
day'evenlng, February 10, aud Judge
Ferguson cook the matter under ad-
visernent, and will write his opinion
probably this week In the mean
time hes suspended the temporary
restraining order issued last week.
The case was beard: at Durbau and
the argument of counsel on both
sides wss able and lengthy. Judge
Ferguson took the papers in the
case with him aud will render the
decisicn.
The Eno Cotton Mill was repre-
sented by Major Graham. Messrs
Frank Nash aud S. M Gattis.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
Sick HEADACHE.

This ?dis,ressipg a'lment results
from disordered condition OF the
stomach. Ali that is needed to- cf-
feet q cure is dose or two OF Cham
be.lains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
In fact, the attack may be warded
off, or greatly lessened in: severity,
by taking dose. Of these Tablets as
soon as the first symptom Of an at
tack appears. Sold by W.. A. Hayes,
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Best lemons % ceuts dozsn
at Fancy Grocery co.
Barr,ng.on Hal and Arragon
Coffee, a Fancy Grocery Co.
-Codfi>h, Macse-el and Roe
Herring, at Fancy Grocery Co
Mr.. John A. Woods, of Cedar
Grove township, killed pig one
day last week ,Eat liked two days
Of being 6 months old, tina, weighed
ZIG pounds The pig gained more
than pound a day from birth unit
slaug hlereh.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
90 "a. - E G. LIZ a.
Bea,a tbs 4, The Kind You Have Always Sought
signature e <@<XZzze1za<
LA ST TAX LII.
THROM C"TOBER 1905, TO DATE

LAST TAX CALL.
T1ROM C''TOBER 1905, TO DATE,
IL Ihave begged every tax p~ytr III
Orange County to pay up, ana save c{ S:
and hard feelings. / called their atten
ton to the new law. Chapter ,35> Acts
1905, MS to time tor collecting by law,
and most OF the people have 10y ally re-
sponuetl, to all such | extent! my silt,
cere thanks. and to those who have not
paid, ana in compliance with Section
so OF the Machinery. Act. 1905, Will at
tend at the following times and places
to get the fragments.
! Meredith, Thursday, March l. 8 a. m. TO
r. m.
Portertleld's Store, ,yhursda., Marcn /,
2p. IN. TO 80 p IL.
Carr, Friday. March 2, 2 a. M tc II NJ.
Ce6ar Grove, Friday. March 3 l3o p.
ID. to D. IN.
Cheeks Crossing. Tuesday, March g. ! l
\. IN. to 2 80 .. ID.
White Cross. Wednesday, March Z.
p. m. to 4 p. IN.
Chapel Hill, Thursday, March s, 8 a.
NJ. to 3p. m
University, Friday, Narch 8, 2 p. M. to
/ 4 80 p. IN.
| Friends. after tbs round, rcsardles;
of color, sex. age. politics, religion. pas
friendship. Or any thing else. you will ii
once be visited by Deputies, who viii
charge yon $l.l0 for the honor. and OF
March 10th levies will be made Oh al
OF the real estate upon which the taxes
are still due The re is only one rlgh
way to DO business. and that is 10 do i
right and believing it to be my swori
duty to collect the taxes, l shall pro
ceed to dc so, and if you are worth you
taxes. OR work for wages. your mann
will not appear in the insolvent list 0
1905. For the good interest OF tn
county. the taxpayer. and the yratific,
tion of my self, l beg all to heed thi
notice.
Your servant,
5. w. AN DREWS,
Sheriff. ::
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

"a great many people are in favor
Of the widest publicity till it nar-
nows down to them and their do
ings." w llmington STAR =
Now you've said something. We
have dealt with just such people.
As long as we control ,h little
sheet we are going to try to publish
all the good we can and as little OF
the bad as possible.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

. Learn to labor while you wait
jou would work wonders.
1T the black sheep we're more
""m"p no one would stop to count
hem.
Mr.. W. T. Parks has had the
'or nt the store occupied by the
l.SSeS Forrest, milliners, newly
|a' 'ed' and IL has added very m uct
, l'd appearance.
Have You been betrayed b,
promises Of quacks, swallowed pill,
Od bottled medicine without re
a''' except a damaged stomach. T,
4"Se we Offer HOLSTERS Rock,
Hayes.
""mem Der wo are lea lin. II,
D 8 d 10 cent Barga.ns III
F~'' csH't la, always. so cn,l,e ear.
1'' +f'"n 1t u want more tor.v,n
- .'' ma Noa ever hong | hetn,p
; no'"g KS your Produce n "
D ""o i Co. +
Mr. Waiter z. Hn,s'n has a
H. v II ~'' Bn ling,on, aud - yey,. =.
"% s""pe tor his Ii cry, Fee,
"'''> ; ables at Hillsbnro NJ,
Il "r have first clas- Team
e. irivrrs AID will 2 '
cd service. I.;o. "a
a''' 'lSement.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
CAs-0RIA.
Bears the .nIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sf L&Hzzzzax
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.

On Monday, March 12, 1906, at
the court house door in HilIsboro in
obedience to judgment in the Ex
Parte Proceeding OF Benjamin FL
Bell aud wife and Others for sale for
partition, I will, offer the following
Real Estate formerly belonging to
the late Cicero Berry
l. One halt in crest in Brick Store
Lot in town Of Hillshoro on Chnr-
ton Street. Bounded by Hooker
drugstore on the North, by Chur,on
Street op the Kast. by Hayes drug
store on the south. by lands Of Mrs.
II. L. Parish and lands o: w. F
Parks on West With right to alley
between said property and Mrs. H.
l. Parish.
g The Thompson tract bounded
by lands of Harry Holden on the
N ORTIZ, by lands Of Henry Murdoch,
1 A. l. Holden and w Il. Bacon on
,he East, by lands OF John Jackson
on the Santh and hs lands 1T David
Woods on the West, Containing
alb u, 3I5 acres
3 Hart tract bounded IN the
N ~ by la DIS Of s. Carr md
a, dsrui H w Y ebh, Trustee, on
'h~ East BY lands u II " Webb,
trustee On the; Sonth by lands OF
. The lac Va B rland aud lands al
Marcy Rno1es, and or the West by
pni'i Q road from Hiiish}ro to Dur.
ha'A con a:njug eheal l12 acres
Terms OF sac: One third fash
ard nalao.e a, six ard twelve
f 'unnlhs with interest f.om dav O
:. sale.
As 10 administration on E,ta,e
F. ali persons hnldi e claims can pre-
d sent To he CLERK duly verified /
u payment out 81 proceeds of sale he
y tore division ;"
| This 10Th day ct February, 1900
JOHN w. GRAHAM, :
r Commissioners.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
JOHN B. KIRKLAND.

The rras,n Dr., Daie's Little
Liver Pills give perfect satisfaction
is due to their tonic effeut on the
liver. They never g'ipe. Sold by
REYNOLDS q Walker.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
:: PARKS & HEDGPETH.
HiIlsboro, N. c Jan. II, l9O6.

.r-Canned Peaches, Corn, Peas
and Beans, at Fancy Grocery Go.
We are loaded down with good
things to eat. Fancy Grocery Co.
-Compound Lard 8 cents bes,
Pure Lard IL IL cents, at Fancy
Grocery Co..
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
NOTICE.

The old firm of. James Webb, Jr.
& Bro having APPOINTED the under
signed to- collect accounts. notes
&c. due said firm, ali persons owing
said firm are hereby notified lha, !
will he glad TO rece,p, them :or the
same, Office over Dr.. Jcnes' drug
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

There is a, old saying that "every
family has a skeleton in the closet"
Ii they could be kept 10 the closet it
would not he so. bad. Bnt some o!
the skeletons make their escape aud
walk around in broad daylight.