Orange County observer. [volume], February 18, 1909, Image 5

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Goutnvvn Kallway Co.
IK EFFECT SEPT. 6, l&OS. .
WEST BTHTNO. .
jj0 ill, Mi xed, Raleigh tand
Greensboro, clue at Hillsboro 3.59
S'tfo. 21 Local Passenger, due at
Hilleboro 10:2S a. ra. .J .
jj0. 139, Local Passenger; due at
Hillsboro 5:38 p. ra. . . r
EAST BOtfND.
tfo. 112, Mixed, Greensboro and
ol(isboro, due at Hillsboro at 2:20
' jf0l 144, Local Passenger, due at
Hiilnbor 10:47 a. m.
No. 22, Local Passenger, due at
'Hillsboro 4:42 p. in. -
J, M. O'Neal, Agent.
pot Office ULoux-js.
Office opens at"8:00 a. ra. Closes
at 7:30 p. m. "
Mail going Eastcloses 10:15 a. in.
and 4:25 p. in. - . y . -
Mail going West closes 1015 a.
m. and 6:30 p. ro. ; .
Money Orderbooks close at'7:30
Chakles G. Rosemond, P. M.
Grandfalhpr
WaR Born in NorthCarolina- Bnt
11 is Father Is a Tenoesseean. ' :
To the Editor of the pbf erver :
V "The attentidn of the eaieerred
Uharloue Observer is called to the
tact ..thai the lather of Cooper, to ne
u.c. ai avuie lor killing Ca'- oomiitee, and
18 a nave or JNrth"-Carolina.
Hp came from Hillnhorn "..firUau.
f boro Recofd.- 1
v 'r We have known that all along
but concluded that if nobody else
mentioned it we w.u!dnV Char
lotte Ohserver.
The above clipping does not state
the lacts correctly. The maternal
grandfather was a nat've or' Hills-
boro. a r?rdiiat.o nf nni . tt .
o w UbULC J II'"
er8iy, but had movfid to bouth
vysrpuua previoos to the war. In the
, ratic Executive Com-initteo.-
Ho9. Samuel M. Gattis, Chairman
o? the Orange County Democratic i
Jixectie Uomroittee, called the
Com inittee together Monday to re
commend a Connty BoarH ' ot Edo
cation tor Orange. -There
was a large attendance of
ievery precinct
To
in the county. excejt"thrc
resented . HesideS Chair
ee, was rep-
the.:Edacationar Committee of
f
the General Assembly on Behalf
of the Slate's Higher Ediieaiional
Infititotions - .: . s
A sense of duty to the Sa?e and
tD;lfte intiimions whurh we renre-
sent
oofTttyels n&'.tn make frar.lc
8t!n'ntV. nce''niug the r condition.
We need not . enlarge upon ti e
nCOHil V. tor th hithr ifn
a id Secretary Charles Strayhorn, 'th Tyoung men and'vonno- women 't
jieniieineu . rs ortii Uarnlr 1 e tm nre of the
the - luilowmn'-namf d
. e
were present : Msrs CharleH W.
h ns on . lJ ohn M cCanld v. .1 oh n F.
McAdams, J D Webb. George C
Ray, W. A Jordan, R. Lee Smith.
Cicero II Jones. James J. Prati.
Jamas M. Lloyd and Dr. C. D
Jones. k
At'.er a, full and free exchange of
opinions by the various members of large th?ir work.
otsre depends -upon , this If the
number at i-renl 'ms these institu
tionswere doubled it wbnld nt
eual the profortion - in b her pro
gressive commonwealth.-.
Your higher ..Institution are ahtso
Intely unable to "trieet the demands
which are md updii them or o en-
lipi8ooial Church lot the Daughters lDe tmmitteef ihe following gen
oi me von:eo:eracy have placed a ,,e,ne,, we,e endorsed for the new
Dr. and Mrs. rJ. G. de Roalbac
Hamihon, of Chapel HiH, spent
Monday at Hillsboro, the guests of
Mr. J Cheshire Webb.
Mrs. E. E. Harris, of Winston
8alen, has returned to her home
after visiting her brother im law, Mr.
Joseph A. Harris, it -Hillsboio.
If you need a pill take DoWitt's
Little Early Risers. Insist on them;
gentle, easy, pleasant, little liver
pills. Sold by W.A. Hayes,
Drirsriet.
Mr. Harry L Parisli tar clever
and eili ieni County Trensurer, has
been on the sick list for "several
days. His many friends will be
a!al to know that it is hoped he
will be able to attend to business in
a lew days "
We publish elsewhere in this
papur the report of the condition of
The Bank of Orange at the close of
business Feb. 5, 1909. This bank
continues to increase iu t'Usmess and
tn tavoi with the public and deserves
the ;r.jat snc es if has met withr
Watch The Bank of Orange giow K
Died suddenly at their horns io
Graban, N C, on Wednesday,
February 10h, 1909, at 11 o'clock,
a. m., Mrs. Kate Scott, the beloved
wileot Mr. Charles A. Scott. The
comraanity and friends far and near
were shocked and. grieved bv tLe
announcement. She leaves surviv
ing, ber grief stricken husband and
little six year old son, William, her
lather and mother, Colonel and Mrs.
W. L de Rossett. ot Vvilmingtoo.
two sisters, Mrs. W. L. Holt, of
Favetteville. and Miss-Anniia de
Rossett, of Wilmington, and
brother, Mr. Nash de Rossett, of
New York Thursday afternoon at
230 o'clock the funeral was con
ducted from the Presbyterian church
by Rev Edward L. Oglesby, Rector
ot the Episcopal Chorch of Burling
ton, ot which churob ahe was a com
wooicant, assisted by Rev. Dr. E. C,
Murray. The following relatives at
tendfld the funeral fioui Hillsboro :
Mr, and Mrs Shepperd Stradwiok.
Mies Mary Jones, Mrs. H. S. Brad
ha. Mr." Fiank Nash fend Mr. J.
Chet hire Webb.
headstone with this inscription :
"Captain Robin A. C. Jones
' , Co H . 1st. So. Car; Reg t v
A. N. V. C. S A.
v 'Kjilled at Brandy Station, Va ,
June 9tb, ls63.
Aged 34 years."
; He had married Miss Sarah Polk,
of Col on bia, Fenn., and at the time
o his death his wife and children
were refugees in Hillsboro at the
hdrae bf his mother. Mrs. Cadwalla
der Jones, Sr. Several years after
the war Mrs Robin A. C - Jones,
with three daughters anl a son
m)ved back to the borne of her
childhood in Tennessee, and the o d
est, daughter, Mary Polk, became
the wife of Colonel Cooner and
mother of Robin Jones Cooner.
The circumstances of the death of
Capt. Robin Jones were these
When the Seoond Norih Carolina
Cavalry was heavily pressed, and
ineir joiouei, doi vv imams, was
kilted, Captain Jones insisted that
bis regiment should go to their as
nisraoce and obtained permission to
take his company. . He was shot
through the head as he entered the
eight. Iu life and in death he was
the soul of honor His widow and
daughter, Mrs. Cooper, are now
dead, but are remembered here for
the r sweet and lovely character. It
is hoped by thejrelatives of Robin
Jor.es Cooper that when the facts
are developed, it will appear sthat
the first shot fired by mm ivas in the
necessary defense of his father, and
when the assailant turned on him,
H. Hantfer, Cheek
Board of Education for O ran ire
County, for a teim ot two yars be
ginning Monday, July 6, 1909 :
Mr. George C Piokard. Chanel
Hill. -.v'v:--.
Mr. John
TowoshiD
Dr J S. Spurgeon, Hillsboro.
The members "of the nresent
Board are : Capt. John P. Lock,
ban, and Messrs Stephen T For.
rest and George C.Piokard.
It will be noticed above that Mr.
George C. Piokard is the orly mem
ber ot the present Board hat was
endorsed for re appointment, and
we sannose this was on account o"f
Mr. TPickard-" having served only a
few years on the Board, while Capt.
Lockbart and Mr. Forrest, both.
havfe served long, faithfully and
well. '
Mr. r. Wingate Andrews, the
present very efficient County Super
intendent of Schools, it filling the
unexpired term of Rev. John C.
Hoctftt.
On the first Monday in July the
new Board will otganize and elect a
County Superintendent for a term
of two Years.
Mr. T. C. Anderson DEAfe.
Mr. Thomas C. Anderson, the
venerable lather of Mr- D, H An
derson, ot Charlotte, died la'st night
about 9 o'clock io Siatesville, at the
age of 86 years after a prdtraoted
period of more or less feeble health.
Six sons and one daughter suriye,
all of whom are in Statesvirie now.
Siimmrmpd hv fidinas of his nritinal
. l . l.. t. j:j l . I J . n
mai - u.uy u u wm uay cond.tion; Mr. D H- Anderson went
to -protect. hiB own life, -if this o,,D;n !.. i..h x ', 7
should prove true those who haveLi,, trd: v
known his ancestors Will unite in Mr. Anderson was one of'lhe best
iheirayerthatGod maysendhim a known llizen8 of Statesrille. In
le heeds n'f "an institntion are
not determined by its President or
D' a'd of Trustees, but by the nece-
Rities of a growing S'ate. " The re
peated calls for aid coming from
these institutions are almnlv an ovK
dence of the growth of the people
and of their reaching forward lor
better and hi.rher thincrs.
ITT -C5 " . r
We have stated these needs a? our
experience and careful study "tshow
them to be. We vearpestly counsel
the representatives of the neoi le
that in some - way they pfbvide
means to place these institutions up
on a footing for efficient and satis
factory service tor eight or ten years
to-come. Our statements cover this
in so tar as it is possible for 'us to
foresee the probable demands which
will be made npon these institutions
We believe that it the i-ednle of
North Carolina thoroughly under
stood the vgreat work now being
done by thee institutions, their
worthiness, their needs present-and
future, and the utgent pressure upon
them to care for and train their sO: a
and daughters, they would ' heartily
epdorse any provision made by yon
to place them in a position for ser
vice befitting a" great-State. V X
f Fr?riei P Venable, President,
University of North Carolina.
D. H. Hillj President,
Agricultoral and Mechanical Col-lege.-"
v.;
J. I Foust, Presiden',
Slate Normal and Industrial Col-
i
At
The Klria You Have Always iBouglit,; and wliicli has been
in use for over 30 yearsV- has Tomft thh sini of
and has been matlo under his per
sonal supervision since Its infancy. '
AHi1v no one to deceive von in this.
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and f Just-as-jood" are but
JSxperiments that trifle vvith anendaacr the. health of
Infants and ChUdinSxperience against. IlbEperiinent. '
What is
CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops ahd Soothing: Syrups. It is Pleasaiit. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor; other Narcotic v
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
fend allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation '
land Flatulency.. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach "and Bowels, . giving healthy and natural sleep '
The Children's. Panacea i?he Mother's Friend. .-
JC E W Ul N E C ASTO R I A A-w AY
Bears the Signature of
lege.
WORK.
building next
r .
a sate deliverance.
. - - - JOHN W GRAHAM.
Hirisboro, N. C , Feb. 12, 1909.
Tbe Secret Of Long IitFB.
A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long lite. His method
deals with thei)lood. But long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Riiics prolongs life and
,m
early manhood be went to that place
Irom his native town, Hillsbororaud;
cast his lot with the sturdy folk of
Iredell. A Methodist of the old
school, deep grounded io the faith
of the fathers, none surpassed him
iu the firmness of his religious coo
victions, in loyaUy to the church bti
his childhood or in devotional piety
Of unusual strength of character, his
le KM You toe ilfasBou
In Use For1 Over 30 Years.
- THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YORH CIT. ,
gll!
I am located in
doar west-of The Orange County
Observer printing office, where I am
prepared to do Repair 'Work on
Watches, Clocks, Bicycles, and all
kinds of machinery. Try me, and I
guarantee satisfaction.
' s CALVIN R. LASSITER.
Mr. Ertcson's O'lcilftoii
Go see it, it's a beauty. It etands
but among all its neighbors, because
the Coloring is so bright and clear.
Mr. Ericson painted with : L & M.
Paint and says it cost 1 3 less than
ever befoie. He bought only 12
gallons ot L. & M. Paint and 9 gal
1 ;n8 ot Linseed Oil to mix with it.
FALL ST13. WiNTER
Will soon be here and we afe opening np the handsomest and cheapest 1
line of - - -';' '-' ,
IL.ADIJKV XXJRJE GOODS,
m SOUSETTE, BATISTE, EPINGLTNE IN BLACK, WHITE
BROWN AND BLUE, MOHAIRS. PANAMAS AND DANISH
CLOTH that we have ever had. ' Our prices on these goods "are right and
yon will buy them if yo'u once see them. , v x "
We carry al ways a fine stock oi HILLSBORO SUi riNGS ; The
g-ods are nnwnrftassed in quality, ly Je and pr?ce. If you need a neal.
cheap dress buy these goods.
Our line of SHOES are larger and prices lower than ever. We still
sell the FAMOUS BATTLE AX and KEITH'S KONQUEROR MenV,
Ladies', BoysTcand Misses Shoes. If you once wear a pair ot these shotrf
yon wiil call again, - ' .. . . :
We keep a large stock of. HARDWARE of verv description- Try
our SHEET IRON ROOFING "Tou will be pleased with it:
Remember that we keejp a toll and eomplete line of FRESH G ROCE'
RIES in Fancy and Heavy Goods. We handle nothing but the best and
sell them as 'cheaps'thecheapestr - -:!v
Callande us. .'.;;;-;.-v ' : : '.; .' ,r-
.. Your Yrierids, ' ; "; ' " ''.- .-"'- ' ' ; . '
akes it worth living. It purifies, 8tron and robust oersoualiiv made
enriches and vitalizes the blood, re um one Gf the town's prominent This made 21 gallons of pure paint,
builds wasted nerve ceus, imparts
life and tone to the entire system.
It's a godserd io weak, sick and de
bilitated people. "Kidney trouble1
...... ji i .
ha.", niitrniea mv uie lor mouiuo,
citizens, especially in the days of bis
physical vigor. His passing is that
of a landmark which will be long
oii8sed. Surviving Mr. Andersou
are Mr. William E. Anderson. Dr.-
and cost ouly SI 20 per ga lon. I B
a3 handsome as the finest in town.
The L. & M is sold by H. W. & J.
C. WEBB, Hiilsboto, N. C
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writes W, M; Sherman, of pushing, Thomas E. Anderson and Messrs,
Me., 'but Hiieotnc fitters ourea me
" Onlv 50c. at W. A.
VUUIIViJ j
Hayes' drng store.
Unclaimed Letters
Kemaining io the post-office at
Hillsboro, Febroary 13, 1909 :
Alhied, B. P.
Irby, Mrs Ealalia.
Jones, II. T.
Watts, Miss Marioda.
Pei sons calling for above letters,
ill please say "advertised."
Chahles G. Rosemond, P. M.
Mrs James H. Hedgpetb, of
Clio. S. C . who has beenVisiiing
her brother, Mr. E. A. Koseroond,
on. East Tryon Street, Hillsboro,
left here Monday morning for Dur
ham.
De married man what makes er
success er bis business is de same
feller whut listens ter what his ol'
mon nova at. Ha dinner table.
Frank L. Stanton, in Uncle Remus a
The Home Magazine for February.
David H, James I)., George and
Louts Anderson, and MrB. J. S
MoRorie. Charlotte Observer, Sun
day, February 14.
All perspue having business
with The Bank ot Orange will bear
in mind that the bank will be closed tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary is
See "advertisement of Best Farm
Implements, by The ImpTetnent Co.,
1302 Man Street, Ricbmoud, Vs.,
to be oand on 4th page. Look n
up and read it.
Ath Wednesday, the beginning
of the season of Lent, falU on Fe -ruarv
24 : the feast of theAnnuhoii
on Morfday, February. 22, Washing
ton's Birthday. -
Bears the The Wnd You Have Always BougW ,
Signature
of
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF ORANGE. AT
March 25 ; Palm Sunday isjApril 4;
Good Friday is April 9 ; and Easter
Sunday is April li.
Bears the
Signature
Q !OL L
TUB Kind You Have Always Bought
State of north c aroli n a
. Orange County.
S
HILLSBORO, IN THE STATE - Off I SuperOr Court, January 20, 1909
District Meeting o Odd Fel
lows. ' r
The 9th District Convention of
the Indttnon1nt Oror Af ndri Fel-
lows, of North Carolina, comprising
all lodges in Durham, Eist Durham,
xford, Roxboro, Henderson and
llillHboro, will convene at Hillsboro
n Thursday, February 25, with Oo
coneeehee Lodge, No. 299.
A large attendance is expected
fand Master H M. Shaw, of Ox-
lord
. and QmnA QArafartj Wnnrifil 1.
Jjf Raleigh, are expected to attend.
J here will be two or three business
1 WWv,'
AND A
SOUR STOMACH
ARE SIGNS THAT YOUR LIVER
IS OUT OF ORDER. '
-TAKE- r .
SirrirrtoiTis
sessions and a reception and re
lrfshruents at night.
The Golden Link Degree Team,
f Durham, well-known for its
pP'endid work, will initiate peveral
ndidaies, among them our County
jperiutendent ot Schools, Mr. T.
wingate Andrews.
Mr. Ernest Reynolds, Noble
rand of Ocooneeohee Lodge, gives
ue ubserver the above informition,
REGULATOR
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nd like. it. It contains from 6 to 20 times rnore Proteir''
han ordinary Poultry Foods now called Poultry "Re.it
dators or Tonics."' It is. of pecial value for towlk
vhich cannot run at range ; during Hie Moulting seas A
ind Winter time.
- Price - (1 1-2 lbs.)
: Foutz's Horse and Cattle Powder
Foutz's Perfei't Li Povvler,
Foutz's pertain Worm Po'wdei','
Foutz s Certain Kolik Cure,
Foutz't; liiniuient, ' ;
Foutz's Htialiuir I'Mvdev, V .
Bewfire ot I mitatious ! Only Ortirinal
"FoutzV'sold by Vy. A. HA l E n Ilillsboro, N. C.
Mannlacturer, Baltimore ;
25c per pkjr
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the NEWS and
$654J45.84'
1.412.07
15,000.00
Loans and Discounts,
Furniture and Fixtures,
Demand Loans,
nrift from Banks and Bankers. 20.376.71
old Coin. - 43o.00
Silver Coin, mcludinarall mi
nor coin cumtacy, l,6o0.9U
"National Bank JN otes and -
other U. S. Notes, 2,969.00
Total,
LIABILITIES.
$107,089.52
$5,000.00
Capital Stock paid in, .
iTrtriivii Art nronts. less current
1AV i " I
ex'nenses and taxes paid, b;72y.b
Dividends unpaid, 31.o0
Time certificates ot Deposit, 39,G62.6"
Deposits subject to check, - 56,26o.b4
Total,
$107,089.52
State of Xorth Carolina, County ot
Oranffe. I. Paul C. Collins, Cashier oi
the above-named Bank, do solemnly
jswp.ar that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and beliel
P. C. Collins, Cashier.
Subscribed and swbrn to before me
this 12th day of Feb., 1909. 7
Charles Strayhorn,
Clerk of the Superior Court
Correct-Attest
. .1. S. SpnROKON.
S. M. Gattis, Directors;
J. C. Webbv
C. M. Hughes and others, Plaintiffs,
Agatinst
A. W. Hughes and others, Defendants.
To A.' W. U ughes, S; F. Hughes and
Augustus C. Hughes : -"You
will take' notice that abaction
entitled as above has been commenced
before the. undersigned Clerk of the
s uperlor Cou rt of OVahge County, N.
C , lor the purpose of obtaining an or
der tt sell a certain tract of 38 acre.of
land which was lately the property of
Miss Eiiza C. n tithes, situated in Ce
dar Grove Township, Orange County.
J. C"in which said parties above men
tioned have an interest ; and said de
fendants will further take notice that
they are required to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Oranse Countw C., at his office in
Hillsboro, on Saturday tbe 20th .day or
February, 1909, and answer, or demm
to the comDlamt which has been de
posited in sa.d office, or the rfelief de
manded by plaintiffs will be granted.
CHARLES STRAYHORN.
Qlerk ot the Superior Court of Orange
County.
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ADM INISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.
Having ar.alified as Administrator of
the late LeVi Y. Lockhart; all persons
"n dehted to said estate are nereby noti
fied to make immediate payment, and
all claims against the same mutbe ex--
hibited to the undersigned do or before
the 7th dav of January. 1910, or this nc
tice will be plead in "bar of their., rc-
covery. . ,v; ,
This 7th day 01 .J anuar v. iuw.;
J M. LOCKHART,.
:.':! Administrator.
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Cures Colds, Croup arid Whooping Cough.
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Planter should test the
Buneriox merits of Our
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