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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
2
Ohio county newspaper schedule notes Hillsborough North Carolina printing details for the Orange County Observer published by Joseph A Harris on Thursdays April 14 1904 with ownership and publication cadence.
All arrangements for the Democratic National Convention at St Louis, starting July 6, are complete. Representative W W Ritchie is re elected as North Carolina member of the Congressional Campaign Committee. The Democrats of Orange plan two conventions this year with the first on June 4 to elect delegates and another to nominate county officers.
A Leesville Indiana resident W H Brown near death was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He reports instant relief from asthma and a complete cure soon after. The remedy is said to cure consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. 50c and 10 dollars guaranteed. Trial bottles free.
Mecklenberg County resident Wo A Russ, Confederate veteran from Company H Thirty fifth North Carolina, was refused admission to the Raleigh Soldiers Home despite a state pension of 14 dollars. Through Col D G Maxwell he sought admission but was rejected, then admitted to the Mecklenburg County home due to lack of support. Col Maxwell praised Russ as a brave and faithful private.
A testimonial touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as ideal for children offering relief and cure for coughs and colds. It claims prevention and cure for croup and no danger from whooping cough when used, with W. A. Hayes Druggist selling it.
A Raleigh Times commentary questions what stops an American citizen from criticizing the Watts law or any legislation. It concedes the law is sound overall but notes defects warranting temperance and justice reforms as wisdom evolves and human imperfection persists.
Mrs. Ellen Harrison of 300 Park Ave Kansas City Missouri writes that her two children suffered severe whooping cough with nosebleeds during paroxysms. After trying various methods their family doctor prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar and their condition improved from the first dose, leading them to believe it saved their lives.
In a playful exchange, remarks about a new family addition by Lopes spark congratulations, then reveal the twist that the newcomer is a son-in-law rather than a new baby. The Atlanta Constitution captures the lighthearted moment.
United States Senator J R Bur ton of Kauras receiv es six months in jail and a $2500 fine for using influence with the Post Office Department on behalf of Rialto Gram and Securities Company of St Louis and for having received payment for services The case will be appealed to the United States District Court of Appeals Also included is an advertisement quote from E E Waldron of Wilton Junction Iowa praising Chamberlains Pain Balm and a druggist sales note
The Greensboro Record notes Congress avoids reporting on Reed Smoot, delays post office investigation and postpones impeachment talks about Judge Swayne until after the election. The piece implies Democrats will gain momentum if current tactics persist and cites political prospects for St. Louis. A testimonial extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for bronchitis.
In Charlotte City Police Court Tom Sanders, a colored man, faced charges of killing and stealing a hog owned by Dr. Sanders of Biddle University. He testified he acted in self defense after being attacked at the pen while seeking a spoon. Bound over to the Superior Court, he remained jailed in default of a $100 bond.
Mrs T V Williams of Sainsburg Michigan says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her sour stomach and vomiting. The ad promises a guaranteed cure for stomach trouble sold by W A Haven, Druggist. A brief anecdote follows about a kitten that grew into a cat.
Weakly Hillgboro Market reports mixed prices for staples. Wheat 80 to 90 cents per bushel, corn 60 cents, oats 60 cents, meal 75 cents, pork 7 to 12 cents per pound, bacon 12 to 15 cents, flour 5 to 6 dollars per barrel, butter 20 cents, eggs 20 cents per dozen, peas 70 cents, beans 1.06 to 1.50, hides 4 to 10 cents, chickens 10 to 25 cents each, feathers 40 cents per pound, wool 15 to 35 cents, coffee 10 to 30 cents, sugar 5 to 6 cents. All kinds of country produce in good demand.
A Chicago style letter from F. W. Devoe & Co. invites Dr Strudwick of Hillboro North Carolina to test Devoe lead and zinc paint claiming it uses fewer gallons and lasts longer than oil paints. The firm offers $1000 for proof of adulteration and notes Parks & Hedgpeth as local sellers.
The Wilmington Star notes Japan's serious talk of fighting odds if Russia grounds troops in large numbers, reflecting on past World War conflicts where persistence tested opponents' patience.
Robt J Miller proprietor of Read House Drug Store in Chattanooga Tenn says Foley's Honey and Tar has more merit than any other cough syrup and that calls multiply. The Soldiers' Home at Raleigh is full with forty applications on file. State Auditor Dixon asks for $5000 more so 40 additional veterans can be provided. current total is 125 and funds are barely enough.
A Nederlands Texas family praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective for children. The ad notes it is sold by W. A. Hayes Druggist. A separate notice mentions the North Carolina Teachers Association meeting at Morehead City on June 8. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised for kidney and bladder diseases.
Judge Peebles presided in Lumberton on Monday April 4 as only the motion docket was heard. All 150 jury cases were continued by consent. He denied charges of unfairness to lawyers and warned the bar that he would pursue contempt proceedings after further investigation.
The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as superior for wounds bruises boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a 250 price and satisfaction guarantee by W A Hayes. Dr Phillip Grausman from Raleigh now in New York reports a curious discovery about a boy with a right sided heart, attracting New York papers.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy that stops the racking cough, heals the lungs, and, if taken early, prevents pneumonia. It warns to refuse substitutes and is signed by C. D. Jones.
A candidate for Orange County Sheriff declares intent to run if nominated by the Democratic County Convention. He pledges to strive for efficiency and to serve as an effective officer.
County Board of Education met with Capt J P Lockhart presiding. They ordered sales of negro schoolhouse property and redistribution of districts including abolition of Bethel and transfer to White Cross and Beth Carr. Local tax vote for Caldwell approved. New schoolhouse at St Marys not to exceed 350 dollars. Fairfield Elland survey and houses to be built. Hermon to teach on user preferred times. Oak Grove schoolhouse to be sold. Superintendent to settle with Treasurer and consult Breeze district for additions. Governor Aycock fixed May 19 for Alfred Daniel to hang in Jones county. Frank Davis to hang in Lenoir for murder.
A Winchester Indiana man M M Austin advised his ailing wife to try Dr King’s New Life Pills after doctors failed to help her stomach and liver trouble. She found relief at once and was cured. Pills cost 25 cents at W A Hayes’ Drugstore. Subscribe to Orange County Observer for 1 year at 1.00.
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