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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Forsyth Schools Good Showing.

~ Winston-Salem, Special.-Virtually
all county schools in Forsyth have
completed their sessions, and some in
teresting statistics are compiled there
from. There are 1922 white children
IN the county, within school age, that
is, between 6 and 81, Of which num-
Der 1880 were enrolled in the county
schools. The Winston schools are not
included. Much progress has been
made in educational lines the past
year, and Superintendent Speas is
being congratulated on having &C.
complIshed so much.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Washington Notes.

Secretary Of the Navy Meyer viii
order the Mississippi to proceed SO
Natchez at the proper time to re-
ceive the silver service from the peo-
pie in whose honor the ship was
named.
After four hours discussion the
Democratic conference of Senators
was able to agree on but one amend-
ment. that for an income tax.
Senator A1drich holds to the belief
that his bill will produce enough rev.
enue to run the Government.
President Taft has selected the
Stetson cottage,s at Beverly, Mass, as
his summer home.
Low rates on necessities and hinh
rates on Injuries will distinguish the
Senate Tariff bill, Senator Aldricb
says.
President Taft says no Union vet
Grams will lose their Government
positions as long as they are able 20
work.
In receiving the new Cuban Min.
lster Friday President Taft treasured
Cuba of Americas intention to nm.
bold its independence.
The House passed the Payne Tariff
DILL Friday night by a vote Of 217
to l61. Four Louisiana Democrats
voted for the bill.
BY an overwhelming majority the
House last Friday placed oil on H.
IRE list, with but 40 votes against It
Ethan A. Hitchcock, former Secre.
tary OF the Interior, died IN Washing.
ton Friday.
The President has given his, supp,r,
70 a great interdenominationo
campaign for foreign missions,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Crazed Negro Wounds -Four.

Richmond, Special.-Everett Roy
ster, a negro crazed by cocaine, Mon
day afternoon felled James B. Lacy
and his son Charles in the formers
wood and coal yard fired three shots
at DIR. James P. McDonoqgh, after
beng wounded by the latter, armed
with a shotgun; jumped into a vic
toria, and at the point of a pistol
compelled the driver to race madly
down Broad street in an effort to es-
cape to the country. He was finally
subdued.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
On Trail Of Robber?

Brevard, Specialize chief Of po-
lice of Brevard has just received a
photograph and full description Of
Tennessee Dutch" the postof3ce
robber wanted at Seneca, and other
places, whom he believes was here
Sunday. A strange man fully an
swering this description in every de-
tail approached the chief Of police
Sunday afternoon claiming he want-
ed to locate in Brevard and asking
information in general about the town
and the people. Although he made a
definite engagement with him Monday
morning he suddenly disappeared and
has been traced in the direction Of
Lake Toxaway.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Fire in Little Rock.

Little Rock, Ark, Specialist.
LOUIS compress No. 2, one of the larg-
est cotton congresses in this city,
was practically destroyed by fire
early tuesday, causing a loss which
IS roughly estimated will approx
mate almost a million dollars. The
ire was discovered shortly after one
o,ciock and because Of the infam-
mable material upon which the flames
fed, gained QUICK headwav. !
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Wheat Furry subsidized

Cnleago, Special-After a memor.
able speculative week the ticker,s
GOOD night was received at noon
saturday with a deep sigh of relief
from board of trade men, not to men.
ZION an army Of laymen drawn int
1ne vortex of the wheat bit bv the
publicity given James A. Patten. the
q and his following. Mr.. Patten
personally, left the market to its fate
ron view which the Pattan
crowd improved considerably.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Hamlet Man Arrested,

Raleigh, Special.-On a charge of
using the mails with intent to defraud
Allie H. Rivenbark, aged 81, was ar
rested at Hamlet Wednesday. It is
charged that, under various assumed
names, the young man ordered about
$4,000 worth Of merchandise, much
of which had been shipped to him
Rivenbark has for some time been
In the employ Of the Seaboard All,
Line as baggagemaster and was ar.
rested on his car.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22

Norfolk, Va.

close, the chicks will suffer very NM,
after they become dry if too many ava
vue at once. If they are all removed
in a cold day the heat will drop TN
suddenly for what are still to coma
out. My rule is to remove them as
soon as dry, If they pant; but if it is
cold, I remove only a few at a time
as they become too much crowded for
comfort"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Farm Notes.

Give the cabbage and turnips about
noon, then there will be no taste OF
them in the milk.
Warm milk quickly absorbs odors is
the reason why no time should be Lost
in removing it from the odors Of the
stable. ''a1
If part OF, the milk is left in the I'd
der each time by q careless mixer
there will soo be a falling of in the
milk flow.
Long mixers are desirable, but IT.
better for the COW and her calf to let
her go dry a few weeks before the
calf arrives.
Cows are certain to become Unrest
ed with lice If hens roost in the Sta
bles. Rats and mice also bring yer
min into the barn.
A good milk cow, (and no other
should be In the dairy is worthy OF
the best care.-From Dairy Hints IN
the Indiana Farmer.
Care, something in the way Of above
hints, will never result in "holloV'
horn" or hollow TAIL" nor in "ho'
low stomach" either.
Cleanliness and cold are two impor'
tant factors in handling milk one
keeps out dirt, the other prevents
bacteria from increasing.
It would be a fine thing II some
farmers would take a small part u
the money their COWS earn and Apply
1t to their comfort and we'll being.
Cold hands in beginning to milk VIII
Ecause some sensitive COWS to s'ep
around and possibly kick. So1ne1lm's s
a COW kicks because of a sore teal ln0
sore may be inside. :.
Give clean bedding when it is neeu,
ed and let there be plenty. besiu1 10
the comfort to the cows, the llquiu ~.
that is saturated in the bedding -
worth lots to use as fertilizer.
Poor cows! They often suffer acu'.,
~ and cannot tell US about it. foi =
scratched or bruised udder theie -
no better remedy we find b 'ast
line. For a sore udder try canpho'"'
ed oil.
If no vegetable cutter is at han -,
place the cabbage, potatoes, turnipa ,o "
pumpkins in a wooden trough or ou;to
ct and chop with a sharp spade: eu ~o
an amount can be cut in a llttle "N
by this method.
It used to be generally believed lna,
as long as milk remained sweet - ,,;lk
good to use, Now we know oic has has
is never wholesome, though and
been kept at a low temperature "A
still sweet and uncurdled.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Large Lumber Shipments.

Newbern, Specialize lumber in
tersts of Newbern r hardly realized
by people. On Saturday eight
barges left Newbern loaded with lum-
Der for Northern ports. Each barge
usually averages about 100000 feet.
This one days shipment represents
about two hundred ordinary car loads
on rail. The usual cut Of the New
bern mills is around forty car loads
a day.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Dies From Injuries Received In Ball
Game.

Gastonia, Special.-News reached
here Wednesday Of the death just
across the line in Lincoln county Sun
day night Of a young Nj. Leonhardt,
a son of MI. William Leonhardt, caus-
ed by a lick received on the head by
a baseball in the curse of a game Of
ball on Saturday. Apparently the lick
did not injure the young man and he
went home without complaining. Sum-
day he visited at the home Of an IN
Gle nearby and still did not complain.
After returning home Sunday evening
he became i'll and grew rapidly worse
till death came sometime in the night.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
THE SIGNER.

THE SIGNER.
1.-The bells pealed loud, my lad"
Said dad.
"And joy was u%nconf1ned
Upon the fateful day
a Not many years away,
That Hancock signed"
And then remarked the YOUTH
In truth
This is no idle myth
II can't just place him now.
What bush league, anyhow,
Was Hancock ,with"
Louisville Courier Journal
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
Little Harm to Crops.

New Bern, Special.-From all re-
ports received the cold weather and
frost during last week has done very
little damage to the trucking interests
beyond delaying the crop. The high
winds prevented a heavy frost, and
the temperature was hardly low
enough to do much damage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
THE news N BRIT
tens Of Interest. Gathered y
Wire and Cable
GlEaNlFGs FROM DAY 10 DAY
riva Trans Covering Events OF AoSo
Or Less Interest 1t Home an'
Abroad.

The annex to the Chesterfield Hotel
and Ja1aes,, shoe store in Petersburg
collapsed Wednesday.
Hartman J.. Lushbaugh, st years
old, committed suicide in Stanton,
Va, Wednesday.
Boston Stainaker, an old mlser,
who died in a cheap lodging house
in Parkersburg, W. Va, last week,
was worth $100,000
The beautiful Kenilworth Inn, near
Asheville, N. c., was destroyed by
fire and the owner perhaps fatally
hurt Wednesday.
One indicted Councilman in Pitts
burg Is said to have confessed and
many arrests may follow.
Two women, cabin mates, ended
their lives in the same way on the
eastward trip Of the Lucania last
wekk. They were buried IN the ocean.
James A. Patten, the Chicago
broker, who sent up the price ct
wheat, denies ~eornering. it, saying he
only saw the chance and took it. :
The Olympia cotton mills, Of Col
umbia, S. c., purchased three car
loads Of ready mixed paint last We'd
nesday from a Charleston firm to be
used on its property.
The late frost did great damage
to fruit in the valley of Virginia and
in the Norfolk trucking district.
In the excitement Of a fire Arm
istead Yuille and his wife forgot their
baby and it burned to death at
Lawyers, Campbell county, Va, last
week.
Six persons lost their lives and
four blocks were burned in a fire at
Lenox, Massachusetts,, Sunday morn
ing.
Eighty persons were immersed in
the Mississippi River at st. Louis, on
Easter day, joining the colored Bap-
list church. Forty more intended to
join but were deferred by the icy
| water.
Mrs. Georgia Allyen Sampson was,
on last Saturday night, at Lyons, N.
Y, acquitted Of the charge Of kill
ing her husband.
Governor. johnson, Of Minnesota,
has signed the anti-cigarette bill,
which makes it a misdemeanor to
manufacture, sell or give away cigar
cites or cigarette paper. The bill
sxempts jobbers who do an interstate
business.
Bernard Carlin, aged %, was cleo
troeuted at Ossining, N. Y, Monday
for the murder of his mother.
James Cabaanne, Z years old, was
kidnapped at st. Louis, Mo-, thurs
day. It is uncertain whether by lis
relatives or for ransom. ..
Lynchburg, Va, will issue $780,
900 Of bonds for municipal Improve
ments.
W%oolgrowers of West Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Ohio met at Park
ersburg, w. Va, last week, and
adopted a protest against the wool
schedule in the Payne bill.
Andrew Cloud, Of Frederick coun-
Ety, Virginia, vas acquitted last
week Of the murder Of his brother,
in-law, North Shirley.
Ben, alias "Booker" Barnes, a
negro, eighteen years old, was lynch.
cd Friday at H~opkinsvilbc,. KY, by
$50 farmers for attempting to assault,
Miss Ruth Gee, seventeen years old
daughter Of William Gee, a farmer.
F1oyne Hightower, ten years old
was killed in his fathers yard in At
ianta, Ga, last Thursday by the ex
plosion Of a she'll that was being Rep
as a relic Of the Battle Of Atlanta
fought by tho armies Of Hood an
Sherman.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22

7 Wilmington, Special. - Reports
from Rocky Point are that the frosts
did great damage to unprotected
beans and cucumbers, but around
Wilmington few Of these were up and
were not hurt. Out door lettuce and
beets were not injured, though Irish
potatoes were nipped the least bit.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
To Bring Southbound Through Sails
bury.

Salisbury, Special.-A half dozen
towns and counties were represented
at the meeting in the court house
Thursday night to take steps looking
to the securing Of the passage through
Salisbury of the proposed Southbound
Railway from Winston-Salem to Mon
roe. L. H. Clement, Esq, presided
over the meeting which was address
ed by numbers Of the representatives
present. 1t was stated that the books
would be opened to receive subscrip-
tons at an early date and that anoth-
er meeting would soon be called.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-04-22
A Mother at IL Years.

Madison, Special.-A colored girl
II years old, whose parents live near
billiard, Stokes county, 10 miles from
Madison, gave birth Sunday after
noon to a fully developed girl baby
weighing 8 pounds. The father Of the
child is only IL years Of age.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

VALLEY REALTY & TRUST CO.,,
 34 West Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

TWENTY ACRES-North of the city and as fine orange land as there is in the valley; improved with small house. excellent well and pump and some other Improvements. Without exception this is as good a buy as there is in the valley. owner must sell in a few days and for that req son has cut his price to s3,000. If you are looking for a real snap take a look at this. It is listed with us exclusively and we. recommend it as a fine investment or a good home tract.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
E. J. BENNETT 6 CO. LOOKING FOR A HOME?

A 7-room modern frame house. gas and electricity, bath, etc. Premises con- sist of 20 lots, planted to orchard and flower garden; tropical plants. A beautiful home and close in. Price 5000. Terms.
 A West Adams street residence. g. room frame house, with barn. shade. etc. Excellent location. sl,35O will buy it, and it is worth more money. one of the best homes in Churchill Addition. Large modern brick dwell ing. all conveniences; shade. lawn, etc owner wants to move this prop erty quick. hence the price. s4,000 and very liberal terms. J. L. Irwin, II N. First ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WHEN YOU INVEST

Safety is the first consideration. All other features are secondary. What is safer than an investment in Phoe- nix or the Salt River Valley? And what earns a better rate of interest. safety considered, than improved Phoenix Real Estate?
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
AUCTIONS
BIG CATTLE SALE AT E. BRADY

BIG CATTLE SALE AT E. BRADY DWELL RANCH, 2Ia miles north of Van Buren street, on Cave Creek road. Friday. April 9th. at 1:3O o'clock (sharp): 32 milk COWS. Jer- sey bulls. 12 yearling heifers and calves, l saddle pony. 16 thorough bred White Plymouth Rock chick ems, all prize winners; II S C. white Leghorn chickens. also prize win ners; l disc harrow (almost new), 1 spring tooth harrow. You may bring anything you wish sold Getsinger. Auctioneer
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

WE can sell you a home, building lot or piece of centrally located busi- ness property at terms to- suit, and We have some of the choicest prop critics that are for sale in the city listed.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
CITY PROPERTY.

FINE large eight-room house. brick. modern, nice lawn, good shade. east front. near Capitol. House can't be duplicated for the price asked. For a quick sale we have been author ized to cut the price to $3,S00. Ex- elusive listing.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THE H. |. LATHAM co. Real Estate Investments.
 115 N. Center St.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TWENTY ACRES Adjoining Glen dale. perfectly level and regular leess soil. You should net 25 per cent on this tract in a year Only $500 necessary to handle this bar gain. Price for few days, $2,650.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

FOR SALE-Business corner, paying good income. near government site, by nonresident, at bargain; large shady lot. South Third ave, s350.00 cash. Sixx-room brick. porches. well. city water. shade; also two room bungalow. four lots. corner, S2,SO0.O0 Barr, West Adams st.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

Orange land-55 acres. at a very low price; in alfalfa and grain; home orchard; new brick cottage, best wa ter rights; elevation. 1,235; fine deep soil; a bargain at S10O per acre.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
Take. for instance

Take, for instance:
 THAT beautiful home on North Cen ter street. You cannot beat it any where in the city. The location, the conveniences as a home, the style of the property, the material and the workmanship with which the house is built, the distance from town, etc. etc. you cannot beat it anywhere in Phoenix. Let us show it to. you. Good terms. Price: S5,S00.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THE BEST BUYS.

Grocery. with fixtures. Groom, and also 3-room house. windmill, tank. large barn, chicken houses; eight lots; this is on the corner of the Tempe and Park road, and is very cheap at $s, s,50e.90.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

80 acres. near Glendale. regular water sso per acre; 5000 cash will handle this.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Trunks. Large assort- ment-dresser. telescope and steam CT: also suit cases. You save money if you buy of us. We buy second hand furniture. Wattawa, 201-2o7 W Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

Highly improved eighty-acre ranch. close in; 65 acres alfalfa, IA acres oats; modern house, windmill, tank, etc. owner has lease on adjoining eighty, which is in cats and alfalfa, and would turn this over to purchas- CT. This ranch is in first-class shape. and s7,2OO will handle it. Price, $I6,40O.
 40 acres, just h mile north of the Adams Ranch; in alfalfa and grain; good house. well, etc. s3,590 cash. Price, $S,500.00.
 acres, in alfalfa, miles northeast. very cheap at s210 per acre. Corner lot, 100x200. near car line, in Brill Addition. s400.00. 20 acres. at $250 per acre. on old Black Canyon road, only miles from P. O.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

FOR SALE-National Cash Register. good as new: also Baldwin Piano player. Call or address Casino Cigar store. I4 and 16 F. Washington st.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

FOR SALE-12 lots, in alfalfa, with brick store building. dwelling in rear and also small bungalow on lots. with large barn and home improvements. This is the best located Suburban store around Phoenix. Possession lst of May-if you would like to estab- fish a good paying store and have a nice home altogether This is fine proposition.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

FOR SALE-Spring wagon. m good order: pole or shafts. Can be seen at Dublin Corral.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

FIVE-ROOM brick cottage. corner lot. south but first-class location. A really cheap place for any one de- string to live on south side. Price for weeks only, S1,100.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

YOUR MONEY BACK IF ANYTHING WE SELL YOU IS NOT AS WE REPRESENT IT.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
THE H. |. LATHAM co. Real Estate Investments.
 |115 N. Center St.
BUCK EYE
BUCKEYE
BUCKEYE

Buy in Buckeye. Buy Now. There are many reasons why any of the following propositions will prove money makers. Big crop producers. and. besides. there is bound to be a steady and big in- crease in land values in the BUCK EYE country. MT. James $. Day. for many years chairman of the Buckeye Canal Co, and at the present time owner of one of the finest ranches in that section. is in charge of our Buckeye business. He will gladly give you any de- sired information regarding soil. water rights. etc Here are few specials, and remember that you can always find the best Buckeye buys listed with DWIGHT B. HEARD. Center and Adams Sts.: 40 acres. well located. a splendid piece of land. A little work will make a fine ranch Of this. Frame house, well. good fences. Ss0.OO an acre buys it. No. IS4 70 acres. 65 into good alfalfa; frame house. well. shade, good fences. A dandy buy and a money maker at s75.O0 an acre. one third cash. No. 223 80 acres. as fine land as you will find anywhere; all the water you want; has been cultivated. For sale on exceptionally easy terms at 5000 per acre. No. 442 160 acres. one-half of it fenced. SO acres have been in cultivation. Small house. Located on the main road. Some big mesquite on it. Good for posts and fuel Easy terms. 5000 per acre. No. 435 240 acres in the best part of Buck eye. one of the finest alfalfa ranch es in the United States. This Is where the A No. 1 alfalfa seed comes from. Fenced and cross fenced, ditches in good shape. Two frame houses, two wells. corral, shed. good shade. all into alfalfa. sl7.O0O buys it, on terms. No. SIS 320 acres. s55.OO acre buys this fairly well improved half section. or will sell in sos at the same price. No. AS Buckeye is the land of MILK and HONEY. FAT CATTLE and FAST HORSES. If you are a homeseek- CT with limited means, looking for a place where man can make money from the start, then we rec ommend Buckeye alfalfa lands to ycu. We would like to show you some of these Buckeye properties. For full particulars. call at the of flee of DWIGHT B. HEARD, cor. Center and Adams Sts., Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

CHOICE Valencia Orangec. 15 cts. doz- up. Apples. pounds. 9 cents Wal nuts. F cents pound. pounds Si. All fruit in season. SculTs Market. 39 S Center St
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-White Leghorn eggs for matching from as good stock as there is in the valley: s1 for 15 for incu- bator lots, cents each. NJ c. Odell, Tempe
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

ALSO another fine cottage in the Cap itol Addition, all furnished. A very fine Home and in first-class condi- ton. A big bargain. Including all of the furniture except the piano. will sell this property at s3,000.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
LOANS

| VALLEY lANOS tNSUkRNSe VALLEY REALTY & TRUST CO.,, 34 West Adams St.
 FOR SALE. 15 acres of fine level land: no better orange ground in orange belt. and adjoining the Ward & Cook orange grove. This is a rare chance. Per acre, sI6O.
 Pretty east front lot, close in. on North Fourth ave. Just the place to build a home Price. $500. Five-room modern brick. east front. good shade and lawn. Look at this s2.7OO.
 Seven room brick, nice corner. mod ern. at S04 N..Third st. Just now 1t can be bought for $3.200. 160 acres. eight miles west of Capitol building. The greatest snap under the whole Tonto Dam system. Per acre, s4O!i
 ID
 PLEASE YOU.
 VALLEY REALTY &TRUsT CO.,,
 34 West Adams St. FOR SALE-At a special bargain, 16O acres. partly improved; listed at s60.00 per acre, but owner wants to go east and will entertain an offer See Costley & Thompson at once. FOR SALE-Very reasonable; lots northeast of city; easy terms. Cost ley & Thompson Real Estate Ex- change.
 FOR SALE-Center street property, from city lots to ,, 10 and 20-acre tracts. We have some exclusive list ings in these The Hustlers, Costley & Thompson.
 FOR SALE-Capitol Addition; lots at low prices. We certainly have some bargains in these for a short time. See Costley .& Thompson. FOR SALE-Beautiful country home. three quarters mile north of city linn its. S-room two-story house. See Costly & Thompson's Real Estate Exchange, 45 w. Adams st.
 a5 y EnD rnrpar ynax+f,rcr
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

LARGE GO-CART, in good condition. cheap. Write or call, 127 N. Tenth ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

FOR RENT-Ffne office or business location. Adams St between Center and First Ave. with north front. For particulars see