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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
oUAhEHE OIL.

This womlciiul amt rcliaile house
hold ren.edy. should be kept in every
family for thes t'se of old AND youngr
ard sbould he :, instant reach Tor ini-
Hediate use tar many OF the evils that
flesh is heir tos.' Two years use., ant
the nhservationl OF its ben. ii, ial ELICIT
in many tseahles. gives me leave t 3
speak highly,ef the ~viriuessoi QCAk t.Es
OILS. III sate throat. earathe. tooth-,
a, he. nenralgic headache. rhenmati:
pains.rold in~the head. with Oppressed
breathing .nu put n drop or ~ in tlss.
no-s, AMI breathe Notwithstanding as
often as Necessary. In Ave and ten,
drop doses, taken at short Intervals, it
has suhdned the: most severe attack OF.
wind collie. Taken IN two or three
drop doses ALWAYS on slsgar,A Tor indl-'
gestion, 1T is Invaluable.
sold at 2ou Il vial by
h. NJ. CAMERON.
,AA Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

WANTED Corn a. s. cents
per bushel, at West End Grocery
Company, the place where all kinds
ofgood SHOES are sold.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Reese. relics
of the late Joseph Reese, died a,
her home in Raleigh on Saturday
August "a. She was q native oil
Ora'ge county and Cor many years
lived N Hills5oro.s Z.
Mr.. w. Herman Roeemoud, o
New York CITY, is spending a weei
here with his wife who Shas beer
spending souetime with his pareIts
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A Rtsemond, OF
East Tryon street.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

Hay FEVER AND SUMNER CoLps
Victims Of hay fever will expert
ence gres. henodt by taking Flo ey's
Honey and Tar, as 1t stops difficult
breathing Immediately and heals the
Inflamed air passages, and even if it
should fail to cnre you it will give
instant relief. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Sold by w. A.
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

piles get qnias and certain re
lief from Dr. Shops Magic Oint
ment. Please note II is made alone
for Piles, aud i,s action rs positive
AMI certain. Itching. painful, pro
trading or blind piles disappear like
magic hy its use. Larse nickel
Gpped glass jars SO cents. Sold by
w. A. Hayo s, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

Nj. Edmund Strnd wick and
family, OF Richmond, Va are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Wm. S. Strud-
wick, on North Chur.on street.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
No*dce to Debtors.

The Judgments mortgages. notes
andsacoonuts due to James Webb,
Jr. d Bro, are N my hands for col.
lection. All indebted will please
call at. my Office and make payment
IN appreciation OF the large indul.
geoce which has been given. e
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
LITTL ksTON FEW \ LI4ae CoLIlEcesE r..

SpendIdt location Health resort, Hot water HEAT. Electric lights
and other modern improvements. 240 boarding. pupils last year. t,ph
standard OF scholarship, culture and social lie C,hsorsa1orv advantages
in MaAo Advanced courses IN Art and Elocuuon. Esasln.ss College.
Bible, AMI Normal courses. -
Health record o SURPASSED Close personal attention 20 iii. health
and social Development of, each pupil. Unifo,n III w.rn . all luanu ocea
sons. CHARGES VERY Low.
26h Annual Session will begin ~ Sept.mber 18th le17 Ea- caaa
logne, address
REV. II RHODES, President,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
Wanted.
100 to goo Cords Of Good Wood.
BELLEVUE KNITTING MILL,
H.'isboro. N G
HIisboro, n C.

WouN~ihe lady, or her son, who m
| me- ON Second Street., S. f.. CON
ing from ole OF our Govern men,
Institutions, kindly send me their
address. !
MRS SAMUEL FORD,
314 Second Street. s., E
Washington, .. c..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
Notice To Partiesi Due
the EStute of Dr.
ID. &. BAl.a.iS.

Please come forward and settle,
1t is getting time that the estate
should be closed up. Do not force
ne to have TO take Judgment and
have your homestead laid eff or to
have me TO post your names at the
courtnoase door for non payment q
account due by you, which the law
requires me to do if not paid. Wood
Will be taken in paywen. on ac
coupte.
This 26rh day Of Move % Der, 1906
D. G. PARKS,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
w WEATHER..

We have arranged to haze U. s.
Weather Bareaut,elegraph the tore.
cat for this section to the Central
daily. The reports will he posted
At Fancy Grocery aud Wett End
Drug Company, and furnished, to sll
who enquire at otice.,fy phone.
j. u. NORRIS.
Manager Telephone Exchange.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
1000 NAMES ADDED 70 Pension

l,UOO NAMES ADDED 70 Pension
/. State Auditor Is. F. Di1on has
about finished the, work Of com.
piling pension .teqftes Tor the year.
Ttere were i ,0oo new names .ot,. All
classes, added sot,he list. making
the total puaaabsr OF pensioners Is,
900 in rouna numbers instead ct
$4,000. as was the case las, year,
The last Legislature increased the
appropriatlos for pensions $125, 900
the total anoAnt now is S400, 900
Dr.. Dixon thinks that he. will lie
able to inc ,ease the individual pen.
sions very materially this year. For
the four classes be figures that. 6rst
class pensioners will receive S72 a
year ; second oIasss $50 +; third class
$4S ; fourth clsss $24. Last year
OF the 6rse classrreceiyed $50 /;
second, s46; third, s35; fourth,
SIS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
! DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.


Having qualified as Administrators. Of
the late Lizzie Haughawout, all persons
indebted to said estate are hereby mott
fled to make Immediate payment, and
all claims against the same must be ex-
hibited TO the undersigned on or before
the oath day of, Aug, 1905, or this nc
ticer will be plead in bar of their re-
covery. as>tp
This 24th day OF Aug, 1907.
ALBERT HAUGHAWOUT,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

-Iok Fere Don't forget Fran
Harris, The old Barber. He Is a.
rsb'
Send Us the names of your viz
a,c ,esll1es ana friends so tia
Ne ng plut them.
Mr. Alex. Peasants. Of Greens
hra is visiting his sia'er, Mrs. J az
Rcenond, at H,llsboro.
-Eer a Ha.r Cut or SHAMPOO
Ii, call for +. ". Harris, the Bar
N, vs, side of court honse.
-Se notice of sale of valnabl,
nHale, by Hugh A Burch, Ad
iNaSor and Commissioner.
-AEius Little Early Rise'
NJ sssen or g'ipe. Snail pills
10 lake. Sold ~ W. A. Hayes
nggst :,
Dr. VII Wakefield, Of Char
rs n, c, will be in Hill shnro 3
mnWehee Hotel, on Fnday
'g'a s0'h, tor the purpose Q
Paiag diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nos
d Throat, aud Fitting Glasse,
sihs 'hl the D ,ctor's tees .fo
s.ng eJe tor glasses will be re
I@d one half.
The Raleigh News and O:
t'' says: Every wear. The Cor
Ie's'e veterans in tie Holl
'as' section hold a big reunion
70 be held this year on the got
august and Gen. Julian S Cal
% dsl'Ve' the Grafton. Gen. Ca
very popular with the veterans {
Nv ~ s'a everybody else, to-
y, VIII be greeted By a gre;
Two raiaing 1arties compose
'"saas officers aud posseme
I'1s' moving that the other part
composed Of their friends, m,
" YEA searching n. for an illicit dist
~, s,'' chapel Hill at 2 o'cloc
,s,' %' 10 August Odd, ar
,' s;';' Of their mistake engage
!, I I'l ! battle. Revenue {
h Jordan and Banks of Ralele
Ii HAM,, Of Sa jsbury, R,ggs6b.
ul aiL'y OF IT., Greensboro, 80 we
NV ''-sl' will recover.
p as have e, received with t.
la tass',' Of H. B. Warner, Co,
la,s ''I a copy OF the Tseut G
boz AM, aI 20 Of the Bureau
rh I e@,'a fi;'',''1g Of the State
il , u'l1'''na' for the year I9(
sa i i'ts,s contains $50 pages en-
p,a ~I1''" o. to ali e passpc
Ep nv" ys,.oi this State. Conn ' ~
ar, lNi''' n and : his. eaioien,
h gr Peat m n, L. %shipmau, are {
|.s ''' ''boriug n, ere "'o o9 I,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
YouNn WHIrR MAN DROWNED.

fOUNl WHITE MAN DROWNED.
vMF..John Psokett. aged about %
syearxsson,s Of Mr. Sid. ficke',, as
drowned in the Emo river q Berry'e
mil, three miles east Of HiIleboro,
las; Sunday about noon 1t SCENE
that vonng Pickett Aanl his friend.
hr Jasper, McKsrail, went III bath
ing. when. Pickett. who could NIT
swim, got into deep water We
learn, that, Nick eras made a desper-
ale effort to cave the drowning man,
btilr4 AVERY poor swimmers hinss I,
and failtng to do so, he drsssed bur-
riediy.,sad ran TO the nearest hon e
and gave tns alarm P,cke.t's pody
was recovered sunday afternoon 4.
4 o%'plocs:. 80
The Board OF County Com mis-
SINNERS will meet in regnlargnoUth1y
SESSION next Monday, Sept Ind
--Adsat- are subject to worms as
vel ma .chiliren; therefore, how
important it is that the System
should hs. cleansed Of these vile
pests. Shnner's Indian Vermiiage
will dh II sefiectnally. For sale BY
W. A Hayes, Druggist.
Nh W. NJ Dnrow, Of Mary
land, MAS accepted tie position ~
agge,t' fosv1the, S.utie,n Rail way =,
HILLSIDE 90, 'tostsaoceed Mr. Clyde T..
Lass'ter, resigned. We learn 1ha,
M. La <siter his been em,ln,.d az
bookkvepSes 5Syt Mess'a. Rose &
Webb, cotton buyers. Durham.
Those who haze stomach ttou.
h)e, no matter how .slight, ehcplh
give every pos .ible help to tbs di
ges,ise organs, 40 tina. the food may
be dlge+,ed with the least etfor,.
This may be- done by taking some
thing th,t contains MATERIAL digestive
properties like kodof'
For Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Kodol<isa preparation of vegetable
acids aud contains the very same
juices fooni in a healthy stomach.
II d,ges,s what you eas. Sold by
VA. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
Lawn Party.

The Ladies' OF Fairfield witl have
"a Lawn Patty on The grounds at
Fairfield ohuEph on Saturday, Aqy.
81. 1907, q, 3 O'clock p. IN. Toe
Cream, Cake, aud other iuxure5tand
del,caries will he served on the
grounds,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
LETTERS

LETTERS
Remaining in the p~ost-of6ce at
Hillsooro, August q, 1907 /.
Cross. Miss Foso.
Garrard. Miss Bessie. i
Harriet. Belle. {
knter,s, j, Haes III. Il
Tapp, Miss Fannie. ],
Taylor, q. f.
I'oran, Bud. !, 4
Pe,sons calling for above letters,
will please say tt;sdse,tised
CHARLES G.: RosaMoND, T. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

Before You Purchase Any Other Write
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
ORANGE MASS.
Many Sewing Machines are made to Sell regardA
,ess Of QUALITY. but the .sssNew Home - is madt
to wear. Our guaranty never runs out. !
We make Sewing Machines to suit all conditions
Of the trade. The ssNew Home stands attf3
head Of all High-srade family sewing machin.7
Soldby authorized dealers only
FOR SAILS By
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
TIlBIE NO 6,
>IW DIVISION
o1BHA. Co.
:, .athtA 0V 1907.

DIVISION"
IN IRaiivayc CO.
|s't' EJECT JULY %, 1907
VEST BOUND
NJ Ill., dae at Hl4ls5oro -;cO
|srsuS'''' - ..
f. M. Local PASSENGER due at
|g1''1'ssi '' Local Passenger due al
|pl1,,.sr '' local Passenger, due at
|s ii 500 P. n IN,
:. q, Mixed, Greensboro a ana
" IT, lue at Hil'0boro at 2;2S
|9Jdsbof'' wv e.,
is' M bocal Passenger cue at
b .s'I'ss L. Local Passenger, due at
NJ loO' II n. II
". ,os makes connection at our
' 4, IA Al Local Passenger due at
H'''' ,ss Local Freight: going
\, = Do, ' to arrive st h''l'o0F0 al
w. \. q 49, 81 Local Freight: going
b. 49, due ,s' & Hi'b1oro a, l,so p M
NJ. DuTRow, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

Now ReAdyA tor De-
livery.
Foll-bloed Berkshire Pigs At COM
mon sense prices .tx !
E. A.. HUGHES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
'afboDY SHor,n

BIC. 'Of SHOULD Know
Dan of I R',n = Prominent busi.
A'alss Ss'' Mo, that Buck.
,.'a'eu hval, ".s 10 the quickest
ss t Sa'n Is SAVE ever applied
10 ia'ki nss =, Used j, and know
EG v. 4 about" Guaran.
a Hayes, n or : !,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

,,4Othce Hours.
!. o.eus at 500 q. N. Closes
hG50 P NJ ,aa 600 r,
Nail going has' cio''' o.
bid E p ~ O: * .
| Mail going west c'''o' ''''
!. mdS55 p M ,oo-
rp,,1Ts G. RosEMoND, P. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29
Rwy :

ruurrSING:
p !. l,%':sa ep vii! pc ' tsE 5Ss i 'st
,s 1'''a e: rio ss"s sub Subsequent pub
M! -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-08-29

.c.;pT1oN RATES;
- he paid ~ 80"
~ Doe
hs, IS
,ths,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
ORDER OF LEMONS is
STRONG IN RICHMOND
New Organization Grows Popu.
lar in Short While-Lodge
Established.

The Order of Lemons is a new socla!
organization which was recently estab-
lished In Philadelphia, and which now
has strong membership in Richmond.
An organizer started campaign here
a few days ago. and having initiated
other members. he appointed number
of assistants. and they declare they are
meeting with fine success.
The order Is secret and Is largely
social IN its nature, though it has some
thing OF 4 beneficial feature as we'll
The dues are placed at a figure which
puts membership within The reach OF all
and those promoting 1t say there will
shortly be several strong lodges IN the
city,
Mccoy Lodge has already been estab-
lished, and following are the charter
members: Carter Brander, Geo w.
Rogers. Hon. S. l.. Kelley, John Murphy
Jr, Horace Il. Smith, ]. w +. Curtis
John j, Lynch, George g, Ruskell Harry
" Bates, Robert NJ. Lynn, Samuel II.
Atkinson, e. A. Boyce and II. II. A..
Burke.
When McKoy Lodge gets in good
working shape it's officers witt assist
n installing others Mr., George w.
Rogers is chief collector for the new
lodge, and lie has appointed a. num-
Der of assistants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
Another GREAT
REUNION RI: BODY.
Confedcratcd Southern Memorial
Associations to Gather iii
This City.
IN SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Assembly Of Distinguished South
ern Women Will Spend Five
Days Here.

II : 4
the president or the Confederated
Southern Memorial Associntio1,. nm
nno,lnccs that the eight annual conven-
ton OF the organization will be held
in this city. May 3Oth and 31st. June ist.
"a and Sd. at tho same time as the
United Confederate Veteran Reunion.
The Confcderated Southern Memorial
association will hold It's convention in
tho Second Baptist Church. Franklin
and Adams Street, one square from
Tile Jefferson
The first session OF the body will be
held Thursday, May Goth, at 10 a. NJ,
when the official program will be dis
tributed.
Morning sessions will be called to
order at 9 A. NJ, and will adjourn at
IL NJ. and delegates are invited to par
take Of u luncheon served by the ladies'
OF Richmond at the place OF meeting
Friday and Saturday.
Afternoon sessions Will be resumed
subject to call
bureau of Information will be To-
OF stationery. circulars. railroad folders.
etc, Will be furnished. Delegates arc
requested to register upon arrival ut
convention headquarters.
There are over sixty memorial asso-
Citations enrolled in the Confederation.
but 1t Is known that many associations
are still In existence which are not en-
rolled.
AL inc invitation Oh the COMMANDER
n-chief. General Stephen d. Lee, 1t has
been again decided to hold a joint me-
mortal service with the United Confed-
Nerate Veterans. This joint service Will
be held in the United Confederate Vet
erans' Auditorium. Sunday. June I'd, at
8 p NJ. Rev. w. W. Moore, d. D.. OF the
Union Theological Seminary. has been
selected to deliver the memorial adj
dress in behalf OF the Confcderated
Southern Memorial Association.
Seats will be provided for the dele
gates and alternatcs, who are especially
invited to attend.
Tho officers of the Confederated Me-
mortal Association are as follows:
Mrs. w. J. Bchan. president. New Or
leans. La; Mrs. George a. Williams
corresponding secretary. New Orleans,
La; Miss Daisy NJ. l.. Hodgson. record
ing secretary: New Orleans, La; Mrs
Charles G. Wright, treasurer. Vicksburg
Miss; Miss Mary a. Hall, historian, Au-
gusta, Ga. Vice-presidents for each State
are named also.
Yesterday was tremendously busy
day at reunion headquarters. and Colonel
John w. Gordon. the general chairman
was kept occupied from morning until
night His mail daily grows heavier. and
he has hundreds OF things to demand his
attention.
4 modest friend OF the old soldiers.
who does not wish his name printed.
yesterday sent q s. contribution to the
reunion fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
Fined for Looting Wreck.

Nine white youths or young men re-
siding near Burkeville. W.. were tried
charges of larceny growing out of the
theft of clotsing and other merchandise
from cars of tho Southern Railway,
which were derailed and wrecked near
that place Monday H1gls. The crrests
We're made by Special Agent w. ". Nor
ris, OF the Southern Railway. who went
to the scene when he heard of the thefts.
The names of the young men are with
held. as several of them are of good
character and respected parentage. and
their act was doubtless thoughuess
one.
The young men We're prosecuted by
Attorney Henry 3. Lee, Of tho railway
company, who made a plea for elem
ency. The defendants were all fined s.
each and released.
Six cars of valuable merchaT.dtHe III
Guiding clothing, dry goods. groceries and
other articles We're smashed to pieces by
n derailment of freight train. The au-
thorities Intimate that there are others
who are involved in footing The cars and
that older men are involved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
DR.. EVANS DOING FINE
WORK IN NEW FIELD
Former Rector Of Monumental
Inaugurates Movement for
Parish House.

The Row. William r. Evans, d. D..
formerly rector OF the Monumental
Church., OF this city now in charge Of
the Church of the Advent Birmingham.
Ala., has made fine impression in that
city, and Is already doing a great work,
Judged by the reports published IN the
Birmingham press. The Age Herald In
a. .rccent issue printed an account of an
enthusiastic meeting for the election
of a vcstry, ut which DIR. Evans sug-
Sestcd the need of q parish-house. Im-
Hmediately q movement was begun by
Major Il. NJ. Tutwier. a yestryman, who
is himself a Virginlan, to apply this
need. Major Tutwiler started tho moves
ment nuspiciously BY subscribing $4,000
for the fund. The parlsh-house is to
he used by the Sunday school and tho
various societies of the church, and
will contain ~ library and reading
room. ~ night school is also to be
started,
In concluding Its article the q Sc
preston there's !
DIR Evans has been in charge OF
the Church OF the Advent only siloEt
While. but the attendance At ms sg ~
vices show u marked increase, :, ~, ~
says that he is glad TO come 20 ialI TN,
inghnm and that he feels more NV I1n
more encouraged in his Work mere. .lie
finds his parishioners QUICKLY respotl-
sive, and their eagerness 70 .co-nperaa ~ 9
with the rector makes NOT ONLY 5Ior
harmony, hut for spiritual influence
far-rcpchinS in Its effects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
VIRGINIA FIRM
GETS, CONTRACT
----
T. S. Bcclkwith & Co, OF Peters
burg, to Furnish Books for
Travelling Libraries.
WERE, THE LOWEST BIDDERS
G. P. Putman,s Sons Figures
Higher Than Those Of Sue
ccssful Concern.
WERE, THE LOWEST BIDDERS

Acting under authority conferred
uron them by the State Library Board,
Messrs. Charles v. Meredith and S. S,
p. Patteson, comprising tho executive
committee OF that body, met last night
and awarded to r. S. Beckwith & Co.
(1nc.). of Petersburg. contract to
furnish approximately $1,000 worth of
books for tho general travelling libra
rles OF the State.
The bid Of the Virginia firm was the
lowest, those competing having been
the Book Supply Company. of Chicago;
McDevitt-Wilson Company and G. p.
Putnam's Sons, Of New York. When
the bid of the Beckwith Company was
first received 1t did not conform to tho
terms OF the advertisement, and was
returned for correction and. nodifica-
ton. When 1t had been modified so
as to comply with the regulations fixed
by the library board, 1t was accepted
over all the others, having been the
lowest submitted.
| The advertisement was first inserted
asking for the bids on January 25th,
and they lave all been in for some
time: but final action upon them was
deferred owing to the heavy work en-
tailed upon the board and librarian
| by the recent investigation
Will Come at Once.
Mr.. Kennedy stated last night that a
large portion of the books just con-
tracted for will be here in less than
two weeks. and that all the orders now
On file for general travelling libraries
will be filled at once.
1t will be recalled that one of the
unsuccessful bidders for the contract
/ Just awarded was the firm of G. p
Putnam's Sons. of New York. which
was SO much in evidence at the recent
library inquiries, and from which Mr.
Kennedy had purchased large quaint
ties of books.
| The relative standing Of the bids
could not be barred. but it is certain
that the figures submitted by the Put
mans were abcve those Of the Peters.
burg firm.
After all tho discussion of the sub.
ject of book buying before the legis
lative Investigating committee. it vii
be a matter OF much interest to tn,
kock-dealers and the public that thu
next order ofsany considerable moment
was awarded to a Virginia concern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
ond Station, and yesterday morning: was told
10 remain In jail for twelve months by
Justice Crutchiield.
Mr.. WILSON TO RUN.
Former Pittsylvania Delegate
Wishes to Be State Senator.

Mr.. w. T. Wilson has announced himself
as candidate for the State Senate from
Pittsylvania. and his competitor is Major
George r. Rison. the present Senator. Mr..
Wilson was a member of the lower House
in lS97-'aS, and was hard worker. He did
his county good service as a legislator. and
pervisors. For the past four years he has
been chairman OF the board and 1t Is said
that under his administration the county is
in better shape financially and otherwise
than it has been for long time. 1t pays
all It's bills at maturity. and has surplus
in bank of something like $4,000. Mr. VIII
son, viii make his canvass for the Senate
on the good roads platform, being. as a
citizen and supervisor. an enthusiast
on the subject of improved highways.