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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

,.-DeWi't's Little Early Riser,
are small pile, easy TO take, gentle
ana sure. Sold by W. A. Hayes
Druggist.
The total value of real estate
aed personal rproperty listed for
taxation in the.'own Of Hillsboro
tor the year 1908 is s406, 469 81,
Forty cents on the 800 valuation
OF the above will. give the town a
1evepue ct .sl.766 20. There are
III polls listed tor taxation.
-Kodo! will, without doubt,
make your stomach strong and viii
almost instantly relieve you Of eli
the Symphonic Of Indigestion. IL
will do this because it is ma ae up, Of
the natural digestive jnices of the
stomach SO combined that it com
p!ete|y digests the food jus, az The
wilLtdo it, 90 you see Kodol
cant fail to help yon and help van,
promptly. 1t is sold here by w. A.
Hayes, Druggist
-"Aida Incandescent Mantle
Lamp" is the Best aud Cheapest
in the world. It burns kers<
sene oil at cost of l cent for. Is,
Easy to light and no parts
to get out of order. 1t is a ccm.
plete substitute for gas and electric
light tor the home, country or city,
aud is a RAPID seller. You can fave
the price of a lamp in a few months
MIR. John B.-Kirkland. Hllsboro, N.
Q, is the Sole Agent for Orange
Nj Kirkland will canvass
The county for this wonderful lamp.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
AT BINGHAM-A FINE
), BOYSnSCHOO1.

The many friends ot this maet. ;,
! oealent school viii be glad 10 lear
OF the. many improvements goinu .
thete at present. the rooms -
being papered and, painted. and Il,
ttJsnRs:t and best white: :enaue
beds with highest quality spr,na
And new felt mattresses. are ba,n,
Epnt,i If, ready for the opening IA.
loeR1ember 10th. The walks ~.
being repaired and the campus nu
70 hne. shape and the plans for ~.
Enew Naturalization Building hav.
been, Submitted. All Of he -old
.eaooers except one will return, aud
two very strong men have been
added to the faculty, making j, one
'oi the strongest among the schools
OF the country. These added EQUIV.
ments with The faculty aud the ~.
atty ct the cadet corps, cenbined
with its ideal location, promises =
career ct; even more extended na..
falneess than. 10 ,heEpss.. sse,
:" I,eomont, n. c., midway 80.
tween New York aad Florida and
about the same distance from cha
coast aud mountains is fouud th4as
beautiful home Of the Binphan
School. 1t is in the country flae'
from most Of the distractions aud
temptations Of city life aud 80, right
Q" the railroad, accessible to "a.
rents, 1n from. OF. The buildings y;
ia beautiful grassy lawn With nany
shade trees, the centsr Of a larpe
arm, forest and streams, s
The mean annual temperature IL
- degrees which is mild. The an.
1ual rainfall 40 inches and the eleva.
ION nearly eve hundred feet
No student. can enter without
.akinQ Bible Course which is a great
'uocess. Physical Culture, Penman.
hip, Music, Classics, Englsh, Sci-1
noe, Mathematics and = foil CON-
netcial course are taeaht. The
'ealth record for many years has
'een sdperb. -,
For beautiful illustrated catalogue
'ddress Preston Lewis Gray, Prio.
ipal, Bingham School, Mebane.
e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

where IN. Multitude EO1
Sins are Covered.
The L. d NJ. PAINT covers de
1ects IN previous paintings, and
wears, Tor 10. TO .15 years, because
the L d NJ. is pure l,nseed oil
binder-pore oxide OF 3iuc-pure
white lead, aud you help to make the
paiot by mixing three quarts OF lin.
Oil with each gallon of paint.
Its done in 2 minutes. Makes cost
only 81 20 per gallon. ). J..
d. w. q ]. G. Webb L. d M,
Paint Agents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs Thos H Webb
O Duke, are visiting Mr.. Webb.
mother, Mrs. Robena Webb. on
East Queen street.
Mrs. John w. Harrison and
Mrs. Charles Pettigrew, who have
eeeo visiting their sister. Mira; Jas.
Webb, have returned to their ZONE
at Atlanta.
Mrs. John Nichols and Mr.,
George N. Harden, of Raleigh, are
visiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
harris, n~ortheast corner of Churtou
and Queen streets.
Don't be afraid tc give Cham.
De'lsIn's Cough Remedy to. your
sa'loren' 1t contains no Opium or
o 81 harmful drug For sale by
"a. Hayes, Druggist.
Mrs. J. H. Bennett and h r son.
iasl' John Howard Bennett, who
s!Ve been visiting relatives and
.''saos at Hilsboro, have returned
70 their home at Clio, S. G.
Miss Josephine Forrest ia visit
,sg Philadelphia and Baltimore for
W. W; IOr pose of buying Fall and
n w.. millinery for the millinery
bo'o OF The Misses Forrest, Hills
" pS;oun'y Commissioner Joseph
,m,n loket' told US Monday about a
!, Nov : sycamore log tia, has recent
MIN ueeo washed up in Hughes old
' d. pond, in Cedar Grove Town.
s,a' mat bad been buried there tor
S1E a hundred years. The log
hid 49, as fresh and sound az if II,
'a' Just been buried.
no. ni In following young i gentle.
Hi lu 'elt here this week for Chapel
NJ a'' % enter the State University: |
b., s > NJ Ga,tis, Jr., son Of
han M Gattis +; Mr.. A: q
han son % Ct Hon. John W. ORA.
y Mr. Hal Parish, son of Coup
Il, Insurer Harry L. Parish. and
i l. Eugene Rimner, son Of M. A. !
!, ~wSy, certainly, Mr.. John Law.
! Cou' nominated by the Democrat.
ldav Con'ention teId on Sat
DEEDS =. august 20. for Register of
d, ! h, 6! Orange County, and that.
, m~y Reclamation and without a
Qrsooa vote. The Democrats OF
piodss & nav nave about: made up their
NJ, L, ,us' this Office belongs to
I'D thew hs's by right of. possession,
Not bIs are going to, continue to
svs as long as he lives. MI.
Psbio 'Pec0rded bis first paper az
'Aopn 'ses ,u for Orange County
1t. % sas', 1919. Fifty nine years ago
hservsr n, The Orange County
Nsd for " will pay a handsome re
Aple vt ae names of any married
fsr,y ., "o are now living in this
ID il Elsewhere, who were mar
Atiapss ':oge County, and whose
y John 'eose was not issued by
,~iuee ~ Laws If the Republ,can
apps. lNegister OF Deeds. Mr.
will Com" 's to do a graceful act,
sLsvo,' ae down aud move tina,
\, 5 Be- ~, election, like bis uomioa.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
Shoes to Lasta

shoes to Laatsa Lifeti@e
Say, Mr.. Sboedealsr, would won
rather have your csstomers speh OF
your shoes as wearing we'll, Is not
running down at the heel, AZ turn.
ing water, aud taking a shtuex or
wac their heads and say ro:hinp?
We'd rather have. ours. Al iono
intervals, say : I'VE want some
more paint, and we want Devoe.n
we know 1t isn't in human nature
TO paint very often we don't or
Pect them to come very often /:
don't want 'em to. All we want, l.
TO paint what they have to psint.
whenever they paint,it ; the longer
the time, che surer they are TO GONE.
back. There's business enough in
The world there are houses enough
to faint ; let-'em take their time.
IT We we're a shoemaker, we'd
rake shoes to last halt a lifetime.
anq shoe the whole town.
o J. & B B. FORREST.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
TIME TABLE NQ.,11,
southern Railway 90.

SOutneHA ~ 80
IN EFFECT SEPT. 6, 1903.
WEST BOUND.
No. Ill, Mixed, Raleigh and
greensboro, due at Hillsboro 3.59
:, No. n, 81, Local Passenger, duo at
faillsboro lO:2s,s. 10.
No. ls9, Local Passenger, due at
!Hillsboro 5:38 p. m.
EAST BOUND.
No. l12. Mixed, Greensboro and
Goldsboro. due at Hillsboro At 2:20
q. NJ. +
No. IA, LOCAL Passenger, due at
Hiilsboro 10:47 a.. m.
No. %, Local Passenger, due at
Hillsboro 4:42 p. On.
J. M. O'NEAL, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

The County Board OF Elections
met on Friday, September 4, aud
appointed Registrars and Judges OF
Election for the election to be held
on Tuesday, November 3rd The
Orange County Board of Elections
is composed OF Me-srs. j. D. Webb
and Joseph A. Harris, Democrats,
and MIR. A. j. Gordon, Republican.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
How TO GET SrRora

r. DAILY. Of 1247tW. Conr,es,
81, Chicago, tells of q way 10 .he.
come strong. He says my hother,
WHO Is old'hsnd was very feeble :
de'iaing so much benefit from. Elsc.
!r'o' bit;ers. that | feel it's my duty
to tell those who need = tonic and
strengthening medicine aboutst. In
my mothers case a marked Gain in
nesh has resulted, Insomnia has been
overcome, and she ia steadilx PROV.
ing stronger Electric bi,iera
quickly remedy stomach, liver. and
kidney oemplalnte Sold under
guarantee at W.. A. Hayes drug
store. Soc
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
OF LAND.

rs - 80, - 49, so
Under judgment of Superior Court
OF Orange County in. case of James d.
turner and wife and others VS.. Mary
y. Roberts and others, we will offer fol
sale at court house door in ,Hillshoro.
OIL Saturday. september 26, 1908, a
ract Of land lin Bingham Township.
bounded as follows Jninipg the lands
Il estate OF John Carr on the west. Jas.
a'dWeIf on the north. Charles Stray
,iorn OH: the east, ahi Bette A. Gates
III the south, containing seventy-Five
Acres, or less, and known as the
,ld hone place of W. p. ROBERTS.
Terms OF sale : One7third cash and
balance at 6 aud r. months with inter.
est from day OF sale.
This 18th day of August, 1908.
JOHN W.. GRAHAM,
e: .. TiRNFR.
Commissioners.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
Post once Hours.

Office opens at 500 q. a. Closes
at 7:30 p. %.
Mail going East closes 1915 a. n.
and 1926 P. N. ..
Mail going West closes 10 Is d
70. and $50 2. 10.
Money Order books close at 1880
Pm
CHARLES G. RosEMoND, p. M.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
Democratic County Ticket.

-
For Sheriff S. W. Andrews.
For Register Of Deeds -JoEu
Laws.
For Treasurer-Harry l.. Parish,
For Surveyor-Jsmes o. Webb.
For Coroner Thomas D. Tinnin,
For County Commissopers-Jos.
w. Pickett, J. D. Webb aud Cha..
3. Wilson.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
THEY TAKE TIE KINKS On,

II have used DR.. Kings New
Lite Pills for many years, with din.
creasing satisfaction. They take the
kinks qnt of stomach, liver apc bow.
els, without fuss OF, friction" says N.
d. Brown, OF Pittsfeld, VI. Guar.
anteed satisfactory at w. A. Hasyes'
drug store. 25e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

See notice 81 sale Of land BY
John T.. Sykes, Executor and Com.
missioner.
Two negro mes, Eagere Black.
wood and Manuel Mopkins, we're
brought to Hillsborb last week FROM
Chapel Hill by Deputy Sheriff
Whitaker Of that place, and CON.
mitted TO gail without bail. They
are charged with having entered
the house of q negro. wouan about
z o'siock q n,ght,a in Chapel Hill,
sometime In August.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10

Mks SO. MoKerall AMI little
MISS Mantle Lewis Jaokpou. left
here fot Salisbury lsst Thursday to
s,"'t N rs Maude's parents, NJ and
Mrs. w | + jackson.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
Democratic Legislative Ticket.

. For Senate 10th Senatorial Dis
trictj James S. Manning, of Dur.
ham
, For House of Representatives.
Samuel N Gattis.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
RATES. !:
pATEs OF ADVERTISING

advertisements will be inserted tor
-, M ner square Zone inch) tor the first
81 tiity cents foreach subsequent pub,
ImicatiOn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-09-10
Notice to Debtora-

st.
The Notes, Accounts and Judg-
ments due james Webb, Jr. &
Bro. are placed in the hands of c..
N. Hayes, Agent, who will call in
person for all balances due and give
receipts for all payments made.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Trustee tor Jas Webb, Jr. & Bro.
We want agents 10. sell our new
and popular Subscription books.
We give splendid terms
1t you want work, or if you want
70 better your position, let US hear
from you At once.
G.. II. ROBINSON d CO.,
-aCharlotte, N. C.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-09

Monroe.
w. c. Larimer, for a number of year:
one of Monroe's prominent citizens
died at his home at Indianola las
Thursday, aged SO years.
Depew.
Last Saturday Mr.. jacobson who re-
sides one mile east Of Depew, met with
a severe accident. He was fixing a
hay fork in the barn and fell a dis
lance of twenty feet and struck the
manager below. No bones were broken
but he was injured internally.
Rockford.
| The grout house on the D. E. John
son lot has been torn down the past
week, NJ B. Johnston being given the
material in consideration for doing the
work. The house was one Of the time
horored landmarks Of Rockford, being
built for Mr.. Johnson, by Elihu Knapp
in 1856.
Monroe.
John Sheeler, resident Of Monroe
was quite badly injured Monday by
a cave in at the Sheeler coal mine.
where he was at work. Mr.. Sheeler
suffered broken collar bone and was
quite badly injured in the hip, but
considers himself fortunate in escap-
ing with his life.
pysart.
Henry Rice brought into the Report
er office last Friday a branch of his
Columbia raspberry bushes which was
loaded with fruit in the various stages
of advancement from the blossoms to
full ripe berries. He reports that sew
eral of his bushes blossomed out this
fall and are bearing their second crop
of fruit.
Rockwell City.
For the first time in the history of
Calhoun county, a blunder was made
in the election ballots. Lincoln town
ship ran out of tickets about half
past six and the judges were obliged
to pick up rejected ballots and use
sample ballots, or any old thing so
as to give the electors chance to
vote.
GIidden. {
Pri Mackey has been making extern
sive Improvements on his farm south
east of town. Among the items are two
double corn cribs 26X4O, two hog
houses 20xS2, two scale houses. chick
en- house 12x24. About 150 barrels of
cement were used in the construction
of these buildings. And besides these
new buildings old ones have been
painted.
Vinton.
Mr.. James Franklin Young, one OF
the very early pioneers of this county
and town. passed away at the hospital
for the insane at Independence last
Wednesday morning. His mind had
been failing for some years. a short
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-09
LARGE ARLINGTON FUNERAL.
Hemorrhase CT Brain Kills Or. E. l.
BIackmore-Other News.

Speeial II Times Republican
Arlington. Nov. Gone of the larg-
est funerals held here in quite a while
WAS held ut the Presbyterian church
"Wednesday afternoon ii being the fun
cral of DIR. Il. l.. Blackmore. He was
sick but n few days, the immediate
cause of death being hemorrhage OF
the brain. He was born in southern
Illinois Aug. IL, 1892. He graduated
from the medical college at ST. Louis
in 1871. He had made his home here,
and practiced medicine in this town
and vicinity for the past thirty-live
years.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
Buchanan of Conrad, u former pastor.
His remains We're laid to rest in
Pleasant View cemetery. beside his son
DR.. Ralph Blaclmorc, who passed
away about seven years ago
Mrs II. Wildeboer passed away Fri
day morning. after a lingering illness
of many months. Funeral services
We're held Sunday at the Reformed
church.
Martin Wagner had the misfortune
to have his leg broken while fooling
with Jams DcBuhr. in the hardware
store. The injured member. is get
Thomas Barber has come home from
Manchester S. d.. on account of the
serious illness of his father
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Deest have re-
turned from their visit at Kanawha.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-09
NATIONAL CATHOLIC EVENT.
Students Association of America Meets
at Iowa City in February.

at Iowa City in February.
Snec;al to Times Republican
Iowa City, Nov. 9.-The national
convention of the Catholic Students
Association of America, will meet here
in February. with the local Newman
society as host. This was the inforna-
ton received here from Secretary S.
K. Shelley, informing President M. L..
Donovan of the local organization of
the decision of the executive council.
Twelve universities already belong
to the organization, including the lead
ing educational institutions in the
middle west. Efforts are being made
to add more chapters, and by the time
Of the national convention. it is ex-
pected that the membership roll will
be largely increased.
The first national convention was
held at Lafayette, Ind. Success at
tended the association from the start,
and it is expected that between fifty
and a hundred delegates will attend
the national convention here. Two days
will be given over to the sessions. Ma
tional questions, especially those bear
ing on religion in non-sectarian
will be!discussed. The New
man society, which will entertain the
convention, is composed of $50 students
in the university.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-09
GIRL VICTIM Of F|[ND
7 n-Year-Old Coliax Lass Taken
Auto Riding and Grim
inally Assaulted.
:. w. LINsEY is ACCUSED
Telephone Manager at colfax Placed
Under Arrest and Charged With
Rape-AssauIted Girl is Daughter of
S. S. Hopkins, of colfax-crime is
Committed About Dusk.
Special to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Tfmes-Republican.
Newton, Nov. 9.-The western half
of Jasper county is stirred by a most
brutal assault and the arrest of a man
we'll known in telephone circles The
assault was committed on the person
Of the little daughter Of S. S. Hopkins,
of ColfaN. and E. w. Linsey is under
arrest accused of being the assailant.
The victim was only ten years of age.
Linsey is manager OF the telephone
company at Prairie City, and was for
merly manager of the Jasper County
Mutual, with headquarters at Colfax.
Sunday afternoon he drove to ColfaX in
little girls of the town for Il ride. He
returned them all to their homes about
dusk except the little Hopkins girl.
Some time later this girl was found
in the outskirts of Colfax, near what
is known as the Jennings crossing. on
the road towards Prairie City. She was
in half dazed condition. but told the
story of the assault. An examination
by physicians showed conclusively that
an assault had been committed. and
that the girl had been seriously injured
as q result.
Linsey was arrested at his home in
Prairie City early this morning. and
was brought to Newton and lodged in
Jail. Later he was taken to Colfax.
where he will be arraigned ON a charge,
of rape. Linsey is a young man be-
tween %. and 30 years of age, and is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-09
FROM ALL OVER IOWA

time ago he was taken. to the hospita
| for medical treatment. He lived but {
short time In the earlier years of on,
town Mr.. Young was one of it's most
active business men. He came to the
county in 1S4S and entered land in Big
Grove township and lived on the farm
till the year 1855 when he moved tc
Vinton. In 1856 he built a large Touring
| mill here.
Boone.
/ Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
her home No. Gil College street oc-
Cured the death Of Mrs. e. A. Will
liams. after an illness of seven or
eight weeks duration. The cause of her
death was old age and neuralgia of
the heart. Mrs Williams was we'll
death has caused a sadness among her
hosts Of friends.
Fearing.
On Wednesday. Nov. II, at 10 O'clock,
the new Catholic church will be dedi-
Gated. High mass at 1890. The ladies'
will serve dinner at noon. A lecture
will be given at Haase hall in the ev-
ening, admission % cents. Everybody
is invited, to come and join in the
services and stay all day and attend
the lecture. Father Donalloe of Fair
banks, will preach the sermon at the
church.
Mason City.
Mrs. McGoon was seriously injured
Friday morning. Raymond Stock ran
into her with his coaster throwing
her. cart, boy and all from the side
walk into the yard. Neighbors who
saw the accident came to her assist
ance. The boy and cart escaped in
jury, but Mrs. McGoon was so badly
injured that a physician was called
and 1t was found that one rib was
cracked. She also suffered other in
juries.
Rockwell City.
DR.. J. R. Thompson. who recently
removed here from Jolley for the
practice of medicine, has decided to
make another change. and will within
the next two weeks, locate at North
boro, in Page county, where he has
bought an established business. DR..
Thompson has been resident of CAL
houn county during the past fifteen
years. is a man we'll liked and respect
ed socially and professionally, and his
removal is a matter of regret to all who
know him.
Davenport.
The government is to finish the
cribs at the Moline lock, the entrance
to Moline harbor this winter. These
cribs are being built as a result of
some criticism on the part of nayiea.-
tors Of the Mississippi river who we're
forced to use the lock often the criti-
cism arising from the fact that on
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account of the treacherous current al
that point and the construction of the
canal walls at sharp right angles &C
cidents could not at times be avoided
!; The government engineers in charge
of the lock desire to have cribs COM
! plete, by spring in order that naviga-
ton thru the lock may proceed un-
! hindered during the coming season OF
! 1909.
Chaplin.
| Homer Hemm, while at work on the
! B. l.. LETTERS farm near Chaplin, came
near losing a thumb in a corn husking
machine Friday afternoon. He got
his glove caught in the rollers and be-
fore he could extricate his hand his
thumb was drawn into the machine and
almost severed from his hand His
| brother, a young lad, was with him,
but was unable to reverse the machine
and he had to go three-quarters. of a
mile for help. to the home of 0. Ander-
son A physician was summoned and
it is hoped that the thumb can be
saved.
Manning.
JOlIl OOc "dS dlICSlCA dcLJ
evening for forgery. He had been
around town couple of days and Sat-
urday evening got busy. He cashed
three checks, each for $26, one at the
Martens Mercantile company store, one
with Johnson. the shoe man, and one
at Kruse's saloon. He made purchase
at each place and offered in payment
the check with John McGrane's name
signed to the same. Peter Martens
suspicious were aroused after the fell
low was gone out and made an investi-
cation which resulted in his arrest
He pleaded not guilty and later waived
preliminary hearing and was taken to
Carroll Sunday by Constable Blair.
where he will be confined in the coun-
ty Jail to await the action of the next
grand jury.
Pomeroy.
J. L. Harold was arrested Friday
morning charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons and in Justice Parker's
court was assessed fine Of SO and
costs, amounting to $3.50. The arrest
was made at the instance Of a stranger
who gave his name as James Hunter,
ona Of a company of four men who
have been around town for a month
Hunter worked a few days for Harold.
who is an overseer on a ditching con-
trac- north of town. Harold wanted to
pay him by the rod and the man
wanted pay by the day, SO he quit. Sat
urday morning the ditching contractor
came to town to take the 1920 train
east, but missed it and as he was going
by the depot he was accosted by Hun
ter, who said he wanted to talk to him.
became abusive, SO Harold
claims, and he drew his revolver.