Financial irregularities found by Orange County Finance Committee
The committee reports County balance due of about seven dollars from H P Jones and a 11.96 balance for Treasurer Dickson, with 150 unaccounted for from DO M Laws. Schools show 30.10 for E A Dickson, 5.70 for W B York, 53 for W F Jackson and 100 for D M Laws. Books and records are indefin and unlawfully kept. The thousand dollar bond due July 1903 remains unpaid, though treasury funds should cover it. Sheriff settled abstracts taxes up to 1909.
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Orange County
H. P. Jones
Dickson
DO. M. Laws
E. A. Dickson
W. B. York
W. F. Jackson
D. M. Laws
Cassie Peelven
Bingham Township
Wedgetees Oceans
Senna
Sete Ee Eees
Stawb'ks & Com
Chapel Hill Township
Treasury Tate Esees
Hillsboro
Board of Commissioners
WM M. Jones
D. S. Miller
Dish’s. Coms
D’b’ Ks
F. B. Pritchard
Cedar Grove Township
Little River
Closed-Form Poem Exchange From Two Nuns at Court
Eleanor C. Donnelly portrays two sisters in verse as they recount courtly visits and heavenly betrothal. One Sister revels in earthly jewels and a royal audience while the other finds celestial ties through a nun’s embrace. The dialogue contrasts worldly pomp with spiritual union.
Ground of Christian Certainty From The Apostle John
A Sunday sermon at Ocean Grove by Rev Reginald Campbell of London centers on the Apostles John and Peter, their love and humility, and the ground of Christian certainty in God. The pastor argues true communion comes from loving as Christ first loved us, urges Christ as experience not just history, and calls Methodism and the church to renewed faith.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Reginald John Campbell
City Temple
London
John
John the Divine
Jesus
James
Christ
Apostle of Love
Apostle John
Apostle
Peter
Pilate
Simon
Jonas
Jesus Christ
Azareth
God
American Whittier
John Wesley
Church of Christ
Sheldon
America
England
Paul
Galilee
Mr. Moody
Dundee
Calvary
Fellowship of the Cross
Smith
Annie Lack
Itemized Statement of Orders Issued 1888 to 1903
Itemized record lists yearly orders from December 1 1888 to September 1 1903. Sundry orders cover building bridges repairing stock fence conveyance of insane to asylum post mortem exams pauper coffins office repairs court house road orders settlements with Sheriff and Treasurer and related duties.
Mind Will Be Like the Stuff It Feeds
A quotation from United Presbyterian notes the mind mirrors its sustenance, suggesting intellectual growth depends on the quality of what one consumes and meditates upon. The remark emphasizes personal responsibility for mental nourishment.
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United Presbyterian
Ram's Horn Blasts on Virtue and Society
A clipped moral meditation lists maxims on virtue, ignorance, leadership, and social duty. It argues against impure politics, the danger of luxury, and hypocrisy while urging philanthropy, social service, and genuine genius. It notes there are about 30,000 automobiles in use in the United States.
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United States
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France
Saint Luke
Alice
Geraldine
Eleanor C. Donnelly
New York Press
Eae
Eider Ess
Ram
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