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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19
COOP For EvERyncn.

MI. Norman r. Coulter.
nen' architect, in the Delb,e1a' 1''ei
ing, San Francisco, Says q Seld
endorse all that has been -, ! i'r !!
Electric Bitters as a tonic sad !
It is good for everybody V1 =
reefs stomach, liver and Is. Il COZ
orders in 3 prompt and as Dig
manner and builds up the s ,ae'sa'
Electric Bitters is the bs .ys'ea'
medicine ever sold over a dr,s sp''.
counter ; as a blood purifier ; /,
equaled. 500. at w. \ y y %
drug store. nags
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19
OF ADMINISTRATIVE

Having this day qualified as Admins.
orator OF the late Fl. C. Mckee T
hereov notify all persons indebted to
saiu estate to make Immediate payment
10 me. and all persons having claims
aSalisC the SAID estate must present
anem to the undersigned properly
az t'ne,fticaIed on or before the 18th dav
VI ieo., l9O9. or this notice will be
pis !, IN bar of their recovery.
Ibis 18th day of Feb, 1908.
b. III. MCKEE.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19

he can never be more than hall
educated who is not educated at
heart.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19

You can't blame a dressnaker for
wanting to work on pay trains.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19
FOR BACkACHE--WEAK KIDNEYS
TRY
DeWI7T'S KIDNEY and BLADDER PILLs-srs .,,,a
Prepared by E. 9. DeWiTT & CO., chic.ro
Sold by W. A. HAYES, Druggis.
List OF Subscribers to
the Ex-
change.
Cur IT OUT AND PLACE BY THE
PHONE,

mo.
II. Bellevue Manufacturing Co.
30. Bank of Orange.
20. Bradshaw, Rev. FL. s.. Residence,
II. Browning, Alan, Residence.
4. Collins, p. c.. Residence.
rs. Cole. s. E., Residence.
8. Drug Store, West End.
ia. Durham-Parish Company.
IL. Emo Cotton Mills.
n. Fancy Grocery.
62. FaEcette. William, Residence.
Is. Forrest. o. j. q B. B.. Store.
,6O. Graham, John W., Residence.
%. Hamilton, D. H., Residence.
IS. Harris, Joseph A., Residence.
y. Hassell, Joe, Residence.
-. Heartt, Mrs. Alice. Residence.
3. Hillsboro Clay Mfg Co., Yard and
81. n. Brown, Jr., residence.
Is. Hopkins, C., Residence.
%. Hotel.
% Hughes, e. A., Residence.
l. Jones. DR.. G. D.: Residence.
II. Laws, George. Residence.
q. Mebane, Dr.. w. N,
Z. Neal, e. g., Store.
2. Ccconeechee Farm.
IL. Parrott, Geo. F. (Barracks.)
26. Reynolds Il Son, Store.
IL. ROsemOnd. E. A., Store and EZ-
press Office.
80. Rosemond, e. A., Residence.
8. Robertson, G. H., Residence.
SO. Ruffin, A. j.. Residence.
81. Ruffin, Mrs. Mary c., Residence.
%. Scott Il Whitaker, Market.
80. Sherif's Office.
%. Snow, William, Residence.
8. Southern Railway Station.
81. S%purgeon, DR.. =. s., Residence.
81. %Spurgeon, DR.. j. s., Office.
SO. Steward, w. E. Residence.
Is. Stone, j. T., Residence.
IS. Strudwick. Shepperd, Residence.
81. Strudwick, Shepperd. Office
81. Webb, Mrs. Robena, Residence.
SO. Webb, Mrs. Alice Ell, Residence.
5. Webb, III. W., Residence.
"a. Webb, H. w. & j. c., Store.
10. Webb, James H., Residence.
IA. Webb, T. Norfleet, Residence.
Efand.
Mebane.
Forrest Store.
Chambers Store.
Allison Store.
Cedar Grove.
Carr.
Prospect Hill.
High Tower.
Ridgeville.
VAUDEVILLE,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19

The more times a DIR,
gagged the easier it is tor bs sss se
pear awful innocent about il % ap
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w. GRAHAM,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw.
Oxford, n. C..

viii practice in the Courts of ORANGE.
lerson, Durham and Granville, and If
the Supreme Court.
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lCharlotte Obser,s,

The homicide record 9, ,
Carolina for 1907 was u Sud
over one a day. This ;; slight
situation aud one tba: oro u
from year to year. WIZ" sors,
the good old fashioned ren not i,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19

IF you would retain your friends
don't make them envy you.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss Of strength. ner,.,.
ness, headache, constipation. bad hr..s
general debility, sour risings, and cst.T-s
Of the stomach are all due to indigesi,,
kodol relieves Indigestion. This new Sisa,n
cry represents the natural Juices Of dic.s
ton as they exist in a healthy stor,sss
combined with the greatest known ,,si.
and reconstructive properties. Kodoi s,l
dyspepsia does not only relieve indip.st.,
and dyspepsia, but this famous rsr.d,|
helps all stomach troubles by %clesnsp,|
purifying, sweetening and strengthsupss
the mucous membranes lining the stomach
Mr.. S. S. Ball. Of Ravenswood. w. Va. svs-
was troubled with sour stomach for twenty VEN,
kodol cured me and we are now using il IN Mil
for baby" ~ ~A
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19

P. S. O. j. & B. B. Forrest sell
our paint.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-19

our paint
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
MESA
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NoeLE-VANcE nNUPTIALs.
T3|fI!-f!-

One of the prettieSt weddings Of the
season occurred here yesterday even
ing when Miss Lottie Noble, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Noble became the
bride of Bert Vance. youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Vance. The marri-
age took place on the lawn of the Jed
Peterson home on First avenue east
of Shrine street. at 7:0O o'clock, the
ceremony being performed by an eId
er Of the Church ofnthe Latter Dav
Saints. of which the young people are
members. The bridal party presented
an attractive appearance on the beaut-
iful decorated lawn. After the cere-
mony. a delightful dinner was served
in the open air. Following this the
bridal party and guests were rendered
a ball at the Vance Auditorium. The
music was furnished by the Myrtle
orchestra
Mrs. Vance. nee Noble is a bright
and attractive young lady who has
resided in Mesa and vicinity since
childhood. having come here with her
parents from Utah at the age of five
years. She is a talented vocalist and
a member of the choir in the Table,
nacle
Mr.. Vance is very popular and well
liked. The newly welded couple have
the congratulations of their many
friends who wish them much happi
ness. They go to housekeeping here
in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
THE ARIZONA HEAD
ALL But COMPLETED
Everything Will Be Ready For the
Big Celebration on Saturday.

Word from Granite Reef yesterday
was to the effect that practically all
the concrete work is done uniting
the headgates with the Arizona canal,
except the removal Of the forms.
The force is now engaged in cleaning
out and polishing up the bottom of
the canal head so the water will slip
over it easily next Saturday after
noon at the suspicious hour when
Governor Kibbey sets in motion the
mechanism for raising the gates and
giving the Granite Reef dam a start
on its first day of actual usefulness
in this world.
There is some further work to be
done little lower down in the vicin-
ity of the waste gates. but all has
progressed to a point where perfect
assurance is given that everything
will be in readiness by Saturday.
The canal cleaning crews are get
ting along famously The Arizona
has now been cleaned from lateral
to lateral IA and a gang is working
on the west and another at Ever
green. while another is working up
the canal from lateral I. It will be
practically all cleaned by Saturday
so that when the water Is turned in
the canal will be in condition to carry
a fine head.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
SHORT NOTES.

II. w. Sabin. special agent of the
Atlas Insurance Co, with headquar-
tiers in San Francisco, spent yester-
day here.
Mrs Fleming and daughter leave
this evening for Jacksonville, Florida.
and after a short stay there, will
continue on to their former home in
New York. Mrs. Fleming's place at
the Casa Iona has been taken by
Mrs. Flora Holland of Phoenix.
Mrs. White of Yuma arrived here
yesterday morning and is the guest
of her daughter at the normal.
+. T. Stephens of Fort Thomas is
registered at the Casa Iona. He is
here to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the normal. his cousin, Miss
Belle Stephens, being a member Of
the class.
f. b. Black of Los Angeles spent
yesterday here on insurance business.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
TEMPE
Till NORMAL PLAY
BY SENIOR CLASS
A Delightful Presentation of any
Friend From India" Last Evening"
+.i+-f---.-s.!


The play at bei-Normal last even
ing presented Blythe members of the
senior class was-'a pleasing feature
and drew the largest of any attend
ance at the. school yet this week
The special ira Hss. from Phoenix were
great acconhaodation to north side
residents and many took advantage
of the opportunity and witnessed the
performance.
The play was a three-act comedy
farce entitled My Friend From In
dia," and the briefly told story of it
is as follows:
Erastus Underholt, millionaire
pork packer from Kansas City. with
his son. Charles and two daughters,
Gertrude and Bernice, are trying to
get into New York society. Mr..
Underholt is willing to do anything
for his little girls but finds the
life too much of a bore; Gertrude is
too much of an old fashioned ,coun-
try girl to be anything but Disguised
with the venture and Charles is sat
isfied as long as he is able to go
on night sprees and keep his father
in good temper over it, Bernice
is the only one who seems to be able
to be a society belle and in her flight
upward she has discharged her Kan
sas City lover. This is the state
Of affairs in the Underholt family
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
CITY BRIEFS.

r. l.. Gibbons of the firm of Lee
Seuer & Gibbons has returned home
from short trip TO St. Johns, Arizona
to which place he went several days
ago in company with Mrs. Gibbons.
summer months. it being their old
home
George Scott has returned from
Kansas City. Missouri to which place
he accompanied a large shipment CT
sheep belonging TO the Scott Brothers.
He reports a great deal of rain east of
the Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Hughes of ella
Crossing left yesterday morning for
their station there, where Mr.. Hughes
occupies a position in the Indian Ser
vice. Mrs. Hughes has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond Tor the past
few days.
Mrs. Sanborh of Phoenix is here as
the guest Of her sister Mrs. George s.
Irwin, and will leave shortly for Globe.
Mrs. George Johnson and sister were
passengers for Phoenix yesterday
morning.
w. Z. Shippee and Peter Mihojovich
were passengers on yesterday morn
ing's train for Roosevelt.
n. W. Taffe. the sign artist. of
Phoenix passed through Mesa yester-
day enroute to the ella river towns.
Prof. Benz J. Scudder of Tempe
spent yesterday in Mesa. He is heav-
lily interested in southside real estate
and has some property in Mesa need
ing attention. Prof Scudder is enthu-
siastic over possibilities of Mesa, and
when not talking Of school matters is
boosting southside real estate.
Recent arrivals registered at the
Alhambra hotel are Mrs. Capitola
Sanders. Phoenix; O. z. Tuft, Denver:
Chas a. Stauffer. Phoenix: p. Milo
govich. Phoenix; 4. Lopgrin. Dan
Richard. James Grain; E. A. errenca-
no, Los Angeles; f. B. F1ack. San
Francisco.
At the Mesa hotel are registered
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
SATURDAY CLOSING.

An agreement has been signed by
every firm in town to close Saturday
for the purpose of allowing the clerks
and business men and their families
the opportunity of spending the day
at Granite Reef. 1t appeared yester-
day, however, that many of the bus
mess men here were not in favor of
this move unless the Phoenix mer-
chants took similar action and so far
as it was possible to learn here last
evening, no move of that kind had
been made in Phoenix,
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10

The preparations for the celebra-
ton are going on quietly. There IS
really nothing to do except for every
person who wants to go. to get busy,
secure his own transportation and
take along a luncheon. Everybody is
invited but he. must furnish his own
transportation or depend upon his
friends for it and he should remem-
Der to take along something to eat.
There are no hotels or restaurants in
Granite Reef and the government
camp is not now equipped to care for
many guests, so it will not engage
to provide for any.
II is expected there will be a big
crowd not only from Phoenix. but
from Tempe and Mesa City will
probably turn out en- masse. Those
who want a little outing can enjoy
themselves by driving up the evening
or afternoon before and camping be
low the dam where there is an excel
lent opportunity. For those coming
from a distance this will be almost
necessary except they are provided
with automobiles. and as there are
only a few available machines many
will have to fall back on old Dobbin-
The ceremonies will not be long
or wearisome and will probably be
confined chiefly to short addresses
by Governor Kibbey, Judge Kent and
l.. c. Hill. What there is will be
and it will be worth while
fifty years from now for lot of
the young men in this community to
be able to take their grandchildren
on their knees and tell them about
the time they saw the first water d.
verted by the Granite Reef dam, go
down the Arizona canal
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
NEW POOL TABLES.

Forsee and FOCAL yesterday re-
ceived from Los Angeles two new
pool tables. They are now being set
up and when ready for use the pool
room will be equipped with three
pool tables and two billiard tables.
The new firm is doing a good bust
ness and is keeping a neat and or
derby place of amusement. Aside
from the pool and billiards. bowling
is receiving its share of attention and
some substantial prizes have been
offered for high records.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
MADE TO APPEAR IN JUSTICE
COURT.

Two employees of the livery stable
OF Hubbard & Nets by the name of r.
Barnes and Manuel. Keilby got in a
dispute between themselves over some
minor affairs. and proceeded to settle
their differences by fistic encounter
Marshal Peterson soon appeared on
the scene, and decided that the justice
court was the better place to settle
such disputes. so took them before
Judge Guthrie who fined each 1850
and costs. Upon being released the
men promised good behavior hence
forth.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
PRODUCE GROWERS TO MEET

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Produce Growers
association will be held in the Town
hall on next Monday afternoon, June
18th. for the purpose of electing Off J.
GERS for the ensuing year. and also to
issue stock. the certificates having
been ordered sometime since and are
expected to reach here by that date
This is an important meeting and all
of the stockholders are earnestly re-
quested to be present. The hour APP
pointed to meet is $3.50 p NJ
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
How The Republican Gives Its Read
ers the Best News Service.

The Republican takes a pardonable
pride in the news service it gives its
readers, both in Geographic and local
matters. Without any desire to blow
its own horn. the following incident
is noted merely for the purpose of
calling the attention of the readers
of the paper to the fact that they
have the best of the news twelve
hours and often twenty-four hours
before they can passibly get it
through ay other paper.
The decision of the judges at the
Inter Society contests at the Normal
Monday evening was announced at
half past eleven. Nevertheless, the
story of the evenings entertainment
together with the decision of the
judges was written, was sent to Phoe-
mix and was back to Tempe in print
lat half past four the next morning.
Town people had the advantage of
reading the list of prize winners at
the breakfast table, twelve hours ear
lier than they would have seen il
in am evening paper. Rural route
readers of the Republican were able
to read the account of the inter
society events less than twelve hours
after the decision was actually an
nounced and twelve hours earlier
than they would have read it an
evening paper.
This merely goes to show that The
Republican is awake to the interests
of it's readers and makes and has
always made a strong effort to give
them the best of service in every
way.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
CLASS DAY EXERCISES
Appropriate Ceremonies at the Nor
NAL Yesterday Morning.

On account of the length of the
class play last evening, it was found
impossible to have the class day ex-
ercises occur publicly. Consequently
they took place yesterday forenoon
at the normal. At nine o'clock the
entire class marched to the assem-
bly, room and occupied seats on the
rostum. The members of the class
We're all attired in regulation college
caps, indicative of their near APP
proach to graduation. A class song
was sung, after which Halbert Miller.
president of the class, presented to
the school a beautiful trophy case
on behalf of the class. A fitting
acceptance was made by President
Matthews. Following another song
and class yells, the seniors marched
to the corridor and standing in two
rows on opposite sides of the hall,
the members of the student body
and the faculty marched outside.
The seniors then adjourned to town,
where light refreshments were served.
Returning to the normal. the class
hung the class picture. This incl
dent is rather an unusual one in this
respect 1t is the first time that the
class picture of any graduating class
of the normal has been completed
and hung by the class itself. An
other feature worthy of note is the
fact that the frame of the picture
was made by a member of the class
in the manual training department of
the school. The seniors dined in a
body at the dining hall at noon.
Hodnett and Carr, resident under
takers and embalmers. Phone 179.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
CHINA SHOWER GIVEN.

On Monday evening last the young
girl friends of Miss Lottie Noble met
at her home and gave her a surprise
in the form of China shower. While
the young ladies We're in the midst of
their merry making, several other
guests arrived who were unlimited
and who proved to be some boy
friends dressed in girls costumes. A
very pleasant evening was spent dur
ing which refreshments were served.
About twenty were present
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10

at the opening of the play when we
find Charles awakening after a nights
spree and wondering how he is going
to square il with his father" and
how to explain the identity and pre-
sence Of a fellow whom he found in
bed with him when he awoke. Later
developments show that this fellow
Mr.. Shaver by name-is a theosophic
crank and Charles matches up a long
story about him Ito square it with
the governor" Shaver is to pose as
an Indian Punjah with whom Charles
has been comforting all night. His
name, taken from the evening paper,
is to be Rev. James Tweedles. He
had just arrived from Boston to give
a course of lectures. Mr.. Underholt
is inclined to be very angry at
Charles for his night spree, but upon
seeing Mr.. Shaver he conceives
plan by which he may enter the por-
tails of the four hundred and hires
Mr.. Shaver-much against his will
as "A permanent fad.
The girls receive him with open
arms and between their enthusiasm
on the one hand, Charles and SHAY
er's fear of discovery on the other
and the real Mr.. Tweedles appearing
upon the scene make matters
more complicated. Before the play
ends Bernice Underhclt makes up
with her Kansas City friend-Tom
Valentine, and the real Mr.. Tweedles
falls in love with Erastus Underholt's
sister, Mrs Beekman Street
The play was well staged and full
of fun and amusing incidents. 1t
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience and the manner of it's pre-
sentation reflects much credit upon
Miss Hutchinson, under whose direc-
ton it was given, and the following
cast of characters:
Erastus Underholt, retired preacher
................ Doctor Jones
Charles Underholt, son of Eras-
tus ....-...... Halbert Miller
A Keene Shaver theosophical
barber ............. Burt Kirk
Rev. James Tweedles, an African
Missionary ....... Herbert Ballon
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10

seeing a man coming down the street
dropped the case and ran. What is
supposed to be the same man was
caught half an hour later. but as
there was no absolute evidence that
he was the same man, he was merely
locked up on a charge of drunken
ness and was yesterday fined ten dol
lars by Justice Nielsen. He took the
DAYS
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
ATTENDED oRAroKIAL CONTEST

Many Mesaites attended the inter-
society contests which took place
Monday evening last at the Tempe
normal school The program rendered
was very instructive and entertaining,
and they We're well rewarded for,
their trip there
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10

Jas. Salladay and ]. w. Baxter, Phoe-
nix
Miss Anderson and Miss l.. +. Ellis
of Phoenix. spent yesterday in Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
LOST SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Late Sunday night a man was seen
to take a case of surgical instru-
ments from DIR. Brechans rig. The
party started off with the case, but
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
DA'Ly FASHION TALKS
~ MAY MANToN
THE FASHIONABLE STRIPE.
ATRIPED materials are
BV May MANToN

NTRIPED materials are
u having great vogue
~ this season and are
utilized to give exceedingly
novel and ALTOGETHER attract
i've results. Here rs a GESTURE
made of wolfe with trimming
of satin bands and which is
chi- and sma art IN the
extreme. The coat is enc of
the pretty ones with The
sleeves cot IN one with the
side portions and with ans
that extend to the shoclders
so that 1t becomes easy to
tit. while the skirt combines
circular side and back cor
tons with a narrow front
gore In this instance the
gore is scanned at the cen re
10 give a cheyron eject and
the circular folds are edged
With dark cofored sdk.
Linen. p nsee and ali season
able suitings can be utilized
Tor the design and 1t may
&c well to add that tn. coat
also nakes an exceedingly
attractiv: model for tie
separate one OF lace, of en-
broidery. OF satin. of ponsee,
or any material of the sort.
For the mediun size viii
be required, Tor the coat 4
yarcs of material u. 81
yards II or ~ yards A
inches wide with 9 var Is OF
banding; for the skirt *
yards d. S yaris A inches
wide with 7 yards OF hand
ing. A May Manton pattern
of the coat, No. 1892. siE
"a t. AZ inches bust, or OF
the skirt, No. 5000. sizes D
to 80 inches waist. will be
mailed to any addrsss by
the fashion Department OF
this paper on receipt OF ten
cents for each OF IN haste
send an additional two cent
stamp Tor letter pr STAGE
which insures more prompt
delivery.l
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10

CobralIa Common goes as bonue
with Cobralla 8 per cent Preferred for
a few days.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10

d. c. BUCK IS in a position to accom-
mOdate parties to Granite Reef and
return
Arizona republican., 1908-06-10
A QUICK BIT OF WORK.

Hodnett and Carr, resident under
akers and embalmers. Phone 17s.