Judge Graham Re nominated for presiding officer
The Raleigh News and Observer reports Judge Graham is re nominated for presiding officer of the House. Orange County readers are urged to support him, with Veterans of North Carolina planning a State Re union at Asheville August 30 31 and railroads offering special rates. Captain WN Waddell, a distinguished friend, is looking forward to the reunion and will attend.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Graham
Orange County
Gus Graham
North Carolina
Asheville
WN. Waddell
Superior Court of
Court House
Hillsboro
W. J. Workman
D. M. Cole
F. E. Claytor
W. A. Craig
New Hope Church
S. G. Strayhorn
W. C. Claytor
Sitle
D. A. Claytor
Two Physicians Battle Abscess Ended by New Discovery
Du Pont Georgia resident J F Hughes recalls a stubborn abscess that medical opinion said would prove fatal. A last resort with Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption brought quick improvement and full recovery. The remedy conquers coughs colds throat and lung troubles, with trial bottles free.
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J. F. Hughes
du Pont
Dr. King
W. A. Hayes
Judge Graham Re-nom inated for NC House
Raleigh News Observer reports Granville Democratic Convention renominates Hon Augustus W Graham for the North Carolina House. The judge, a former Orange and Granville representative and two time State Senator, is praised as honest able and wise and expected to steer wise progressive legislation in 1905.
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Graham
Raleigh News-Observer
Granville County
Augustus W. Graham
House of Representatives
Orange
Granville
Nathaniel Macon
North Carolina
Ill Bridge Worker Recovers After Cholera Remedy
Taken Vitas Crames near Littleport fell ill with cramps and cholera like symptoms on Thursday night. Crew tended him while Mr Gifford advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, giving doses that restored him by the next day. The note praises the medicine and urges keeping it at home. sold by W A Juyes, Druggist.
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Kirmie
Littleport
Mr. Gifford
Chamberlain
Gifford
Wwikader
Iowa
W. A. Juyes
Farmers say coming crop will be the best in years
In Raleigh News and Observer voices farmers report a favorable planting season with hopes for a bumper crop. They cite good conditions and expectations that, barring major setbacks, this could be the largest harvest in years.
Consumption Threatened Undermines Cham Pigs Story
A damaged clipping quotes UC Unger of 211 Maple St Cham pigs Ll who confides a yearlong hacking cough felt like consumption. After using Foley's Honey and Tar a single bottle cured her and she has not been troubled since, as reported by D Jones.
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Unger
Maple St
Champigs, Ll
Foley
D. Jones
Washington funds strain for both parties in campaign
Both parties face difficulty in securing campaign funds. The piece comments that it would be novel to have an election decided on its merits, rather than money, as the Washington Post notes the financial squeeze surrounding the campaigns.
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Washington Post
Fall of Port Arthur Hints Prompt Japanese Expectation
The text notes Japanese anticipation of Port Arthur's fall at any time. It also mentions Sheriff candidate S. W. Andrews publishing a card in the paper. A Republican predicts every Democratic candidate in Orange County will win by 400 votes next November. Then it covers the case of Lewis Raffin, a Hillsboro arrestee, who pleaded guilty to a sex crime and was sentenced to 30 years at hard labor. The piece ends with a warning about vigilant justice.
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Orange County
Lewis Ruffin
Hillsboro
State
Rafin
Law Directo
Raffin
Raleigh
Engese Hughes
Vegre
Orange
Diarrhea Cure by Chamberlains Colic Remedy Praised
John J. Patton of Patton Als recounts a violent diarrhea attack that nearly killed him until using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He bought a bottle, took three doses, and was completely cured. Sold by W A Hayes Druggist.
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Chamberlain
John J. Patton
Patton
Als
W. A. Hayes
Governor Glenn Sets Sixty Day Campaign Pace
The Raleigh News and Observer notes Governor Glenn declares a sixty day campaign as adequate and vows to elevate pressure on radicalism within two months, arguing extended scrutiny would be cruel to animals.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Glenn
Foley's Kidney Cure Endorsed by Longtime Kentucky Doctor
Dr Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Ky, with 30 years practice, cites Foley's Kidney Cure as relief after others failed. He reports full cure after three bottles and recommends its daily use in practice. Also mentions tobacco market first load at Durham on July 28 and praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for child bowel complaints, sold by W A Hayes Druggist.
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Geo. Ewing
Smith’s Grove
Foley
C. D. Jones
Durham
Chamberlain
W. A. Hayes
State Farmers' Alliance Meets in North Carolina
The State Farmers' Alliance of North Carolina held its eighth annual session at the Barracks near Hillsboro this week. Despite inclement weather, attendance was good as William A. Graham delivered his annual address and routine business was transacted. Speakers included Joyner Governor Aycock Dr. Tait Butler and Rev. Charlie E Maddry with Aycock praised as the premier speaker in the state and perhaps the South.
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State Farmers’ Alliance
State Farmers’ Alliance of
Sheriff Elect Rife Denies Plans To Open Store In Hillsboro
Letter from C. W. Andrews states rumors of moving to Hillsboro and opening a mercantile business are false. He confirms he would relocate if elected but will not engage in business there, preferring to patronize local Hillsboro merchants and await the next election.
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Hillsboro
W. Andrews
Meekins Campaign Speech at Courthouse Tuesday
Republican lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Mr I C Meekins spoke in the courthouse on Tuesday delivering a clean talk free from objectionable remarks.
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I. C. Meekins
Court House
New London Man Credits Stomach and Liver Tablets
Sick headache plagued Mrs Wright for years despite treatment from eminent doctors and high costs. After taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets she gained weight and regained health. The advertisement ends with a satirical note, Why is a good resolution like a crying child in church because it should be carried out.
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Chamberlain
Geo. E. Wright
New London
New York
W. A. Hayes
Fonry’s Kidney Cure Promises Wide Health Cure Claims
A fragmented excerpt notes claims that Fonry’s Kidney Cure will cure Bright’s disease diabetes and bladder stones. The text pairs with brief chatter about shared marriage memories and a separate claim Foley’s Kidney Cure cures diseases from kidney or bladder disorders attributed to C. D. Jones.
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Fonry
Bright
C. D. Jongs
Foley
C.D. Jones
Local social notes from Vincent Hillsboro and Durham
News item compiles visits and marriages across Orange and Durham counties. Cal r Parish and Arthur Ray at Vincent. Elizabeth Warren returns to Durham from Hillsboro. Mrs Parish and Misa Parria visiting Eri Murray. farmer Henry N Brown warns farmers about wheat damage from wet weather. Marriages: D L Taylor and Mary L Walker at Mars Hill Church with attendants. Henry Edwin Murphy and Mary Lilian Sharpe wed in Raleigh. couples to reside in Durham after wedding trips.
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Elizabeth Thomas Warren
Misa Estelle Turner
Hillsboro
Durham
Calvin R. Parish
Misa Josephine Parria
Mars Hill Church
D L. Taylor
Mary L. Walker
Chas. E. Maddry
Henry Walker
Rock Springs
Susie Cameron
Hilleboro
Wilkerson
Emma Kenton
Toler’s
Joseph Walker
Orange County
Henry Edwin Murphy
Mary Lilian
Sharpe
Raleigh
Murphy
Virgina- Carolina Chemical Company
Orange Counties
Robert H. Sharpe
North Carolina
Observer
End To It All Ends With New Life Pills
A distressed testimonial describes unbearable pain from taxed organs and symptoms of dizziness back ache liver complaint and constipation. It claims Dr. King's New Life Pills provide relief with gentle thorough action, selling for 25 cents and guaranteed by W A Hayes druggist.
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Dr. King
W. A. Hayes
Draggist
Large Sturgeon Caught Near Smiley Falls This Sunday
Mr W C West and companions hauled a 117 pound sturgeon in the section on Sunday. The fish measured about six and a half feet long and was divided among neighbors, none kept for sale. The catch occurred at the foot of Smiley Falls. Marion Lee of Danreath Indiana reports relief after Foley's Kidney Cure.
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Dawn Guide
W. C. West
Smiley Falls
Farmers Poised for Prosperity Amid Favorable Conditions
In Cherokee County the sentiment is upbeat as farmers greet improved prospects. The community notes that a strong crop season predicted for fifteen years could elevate local prosperity, benefiting all residents when farming succeeds.
Electric Bitters Offered To Prevent Self Destruction
A dramatic public notice claims a preventer for death by own action has been found citing a run down system and despondency as precursors. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to strengthen nerves and regulate stomach liver and kidneys, priced at 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction from W A Hayes, druggist.
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W. A. Hayes
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