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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1903

Page

2

Durham Neighborly Depot Offer and Early North Carolina Politics

A 1903-VOBSERVER item notes Durham may share its depot if neighbors stay quiet for the new year. It lists U S Supreme Court proceedings on the South Dakota bond suit against North Carolina set for April 13, 1908 and names North Carolina Supreme Court justices. It previews the January legislative session and 1904 Senate candidacy with active figures Overman Watson Craig Alexander Osborn Carr Hoke and mentions possible dark horses Glenn and Kitchin. It also warns of dangerous cough syrups and touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe remedy. A Chapel Hill News note mentions salt lake on D Mccauley land and a dune-like salt lick near Salt Lake.

South Dakota North Carolina U.S. Supreme Court Washington Hon. Lee Overman Balinbury Raleigh R. H. Hayes Chatham County Mesars Lee S Overman Rowan C. B. Watson Forsyth Locke Craig Bun‘combe S. B. Alexander F. I. Osborne Charlotte J. 8. Carr Dorham Judge Hoke Lincolnton R. B. Glenn Watson W. W. Kitchin

Marvelous Invention Includes Wallpaper E printer

A marvel of invention claims a machine can cut paste and hang wallpaper. Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption is praised for curing coughs and lung diseases. Thousands have used it, with guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and one dollar from W A Hagee, Druggist. trial bottles free.

Dr. King W. A. Hageeg

Worthy Undertaking for Red Men Orphanage Bazaar

The Red Men of North Carolina plan a Raleigh bazaar to endow a Red Men's Orphanage. Opening January 19 and lasting one week, the event invites donations of merchandise or money. Send contributions to A Dughi in Raleigh. Hillsboro friends are also urged to give.

Durham North Carolina Raleigh A. Dugbi Hillsboro

Dislocated Shoulder Finds Relief With Pain Balm

Mrs Johanna Soderhole of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and found prompt relief after her son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm. The balm helped her sleep after days of pain and led to widespread recommendations. Sold by W A Hayes Druggist.

Johanna Soderhole Fergus Falls Mion Chamberlain W. A. Hayes

The Latest Strike Pleas Notes From a Sunday Class

The Presbyterian Standard reports a curious strike where a Sunday school teacher awarded peony to punctual members. The class stayed away one Sunday, striking for two pennies, echoing a boycott of an Episcopal clergyman denied ministerial union membership.

Presbyterian Standard Bly City

Letter on curing la grippe with Foley's Honey and Tar

Mr Rey Kemp of Angola Indiana writes of four weeks in bed with la grippe and costly physician care. After trying many remedies he reports two small bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar cured him and he uses it exclusively in his family.

Rey Kemp Angola Ind la Grippe Foley W. A. Hay

Ethel and Edith Dialogue Sparks on Matrimony Mystery

In a witty exchange from the Philadelphia Record, Ethel questions whether a man who boasts of his wealth yet avoids talk of matrimony is more revealing than one who discusses his lowly status. Edith counters with the flip side, noting the appeal of a man who speaks of money but omits marriage talk.

Philadelphia Ethel Edith

Wonderful Nerve Salve Promises Quick Relief and Cure

The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the cure for accidental cuts wounds bruises burns and sore feet with claims it also treats piles. It notes price 25 cents at W A Hayes drug store and mentions a military leadership change with General Chaffee set to succeed General Young as Lieutenant General upon Young's retirement.

Bucklen W. A. Hayes War Department Chaffee Young Army Miles

Incompatibility of temper cited in divorce case

The Baltimore Herald notes the cause of the divorce was incompatibility of temper. It says the husband’s income and wife’s outgo diverged, with a wry remark about the phrase. The item comments on a tonic bottle showing iron and quinine and cites the slogan No Cure No Pay at 50 cents.

Grove Baltimore Herald

A Life At Stake Over Patented Tar Remedy

An ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a life saving remedy for pneumonia and la grippe warning readers not to be without it. A Wilmington Star note calls a Connecticut man arrested for selling tarred stones for coal a likely descendant of the wooden hatmeg inventor.

Foley W. A. Hayes Wilmington Star Connecticut

Wortely Hillsboro Market Prices for Staple Goods

A list of farm prices shows Wheat at 80 to 85 cents per bushel of 60 pounds, Corn 65 cents per bushel, Oats 60 cents per bushel, Meal 80 cents per bushel, Pork 7 to 12 cents per pound, Bacon hog round 12 to 15 cents, Flour 4 to 5.50 dollars per barrel, Tallow 4 to 5 cents, Beeswax 20 cents, Butter 20 cents, Hogs 20 cents per dozen, Peas 1.25 to 1.75 dollars per bushel, Bears 2.06 to 2.50 dollars per bushel, Hides dry 4 to 10 cents per pound, Chickens 10 to 25 cents each, Feathers live geese 40 cents per pound, Wool washed 25 to 35 cents, Unwashed wool 15 to 20 cents, Coffee 13 to 20 cents per pound, Sugar 5 to 6 cents per pound. All country produce in good demand.

Aldermen renew four mills amid census population note

The article reflects on North Carolina towns and a census indicating no town with 25,000 population, while church meeting remarks claim half of U S distilleries were in North Carolina, suggesting industry distribution not tied to city size.

North Carolina United States

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Guarantee Promises Refund

Every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is guaranteed with a refund after two thirds used if not satisfied. Marketed as best for la grippe coughs colds croop and whooping cough, claimed to prevent pneumonia. Sold by W. A. Hayes, Druggist.

Chamberlain W. A. Hayes

Oil Prospecting Rumors Stir Madison Mayodan Area

In Reidsville Review a claim of oil in Madison and Mayodan regions is discussed with reports of natural seepage in wells. The piece notes a past prospector who found oil but lost backing, and the tale is framed as a lingering mystery rather than a crime. The advertisement promotes Electric Bitters for stomach, liver, and kidney issues, promising revival and guaranteed by W. A. Druggist.

Reidsville Review Madison Mayodan W. A

Frealthy Tale Reported By Senator Pritchard

In a New York Times piece Senator Pritchard of North Carolina extols his region’s health. He recalls a mountain couple aged 92 and 90 returning from a funeral of their eldest child who died at 71. The wife quips they would never raise that child.

Pritchard North Carolina John

Coughs Cured by Foley Honey and Tar and Other Brief Notices

Pneumonia and La-Grippe coughs cured quickly by Foley's Honey and Tar. Do not use substitutes. A congressman introduces a bill for twenty million dollars to improve roads. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by Melard F. Craig of Middlegrove New York for indigestion and constipation. Sold by W A A Hayes Druggist. Canon Farrar praises small acts of kindness. G H Haa san of Lima Ohio reports recovery from threatened kidney disease using Foley's Kidney Cure recommended for trainmen.

Foley W. A. Hayes Congress Chamberlain Melard F. Craig Middlegrove N. Y W._A. A. Hayes Canon Farrar G. H. Haasan L. KE W.A. R Lima

Exclusion and Truancy Law Emphasis Noted In State

The passage stresses enforcing laws on child labor in mills and ensuring schooling through truancy laws. It highlights a shift from letting youths work in textile mills to requiring school attendance nine months a year, praising strict enforcement as a model for other states. The speaker notes past gaps and the move toward honest enforcement by employers and parents.

Endboro

Domestic Trousies and Medical Remedies Ad Blitz

An old newspaper blurb touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver relief, notes local drug stores in Wilson, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup, and reports December tobacco weed sales rising fifty percent with Wilson warehouse totals climbing to 18 657 527 pounds and 12 603 982 last season, highlighting local commerce and household cures.

Dr. King W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store Wilson Times Wilson

Orange County Clerk Reports Funds in Hands and Docket

A report from D H Hamilton Clerk of Superior Court of Orange County lists amounts due on the judgment docket totaling 193 77 and sums due on the book of settlements including estates and heirs. The document includes scattered notices and historical items relating to local officials and residents from early 1900s North Carolina.

D. H. Hamilton Superior Court OF Orange County Board of Commissioners of North Carolina Bryant Strand P Strond Manly Ward Annie Fowler Israel Turner John Turner Clingman R Croker G Stanford J Keaton Bertha James Margaret James James Nevill Purefoy Raleigh Superior Court

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