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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

2

North Carolina Moves on Executions and Yale Address

The Attorney General says he will push legislation to require executions in the state penitentiary and to electrocute criminals. Chief Justice Walter Clark accepts an invitation to speak at Yale and attend a New York conference on revising the U S Constitution.

North Carolina Walter Clark Supreme Court of North Carolina Yale University New York United States Clark

Hillsboro considers street bond plan and town finances

Town officials propose borrowing at least 10000 dollars to repave Chaurton street this summer with a May 1909 bond vote. A public meeting of the Town Commissioners is set for Monday night June 1 to discuss the plan. The financial statement will be available at the town paper office and courthouse door. FRANK NASH mayor. Omega store owner and Adams County Telephone Co. president touts Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits the medicine with saving his life and easing his cough. Trial bottle offered at W A Hayes drugstore. J P Cook of Stonewall Jackson Training School trustees foresee a fall opening.

Chaurton Street Miss Cate Lula Payne Jone Court House Frank Nash KE. Humphrey Omega,o Adams County Telephone Co Pike County Ohio Dr. King W A. Hayes’ Drug Store

Resting false heart pain tied to stomach issues

An old advertisement claims stomach problems cause heart pains and promotes Kodol as a cure. It urges readers to start with digesting issues, noting mood improves after meals and promising relief after a few weeks. Sold by W A Hayes, Druggist.

W.A. Hayes

Credited Sales Talk For Dr King’s New Life Pills

A Ce dar View merchant touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming value worth gold for constipation malaria or biliousness. The remedy, sold by W A Hayes Druggist, carries a money back guarantee. The ad also promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the original soothing treatment for piles available at the same store.

B.G. Stewart Cedar View Miss Dr. King Ander W. A. Hayes DeWitt Draggist Charlea R Budakn Tracy California W. A. Hayes’ Drug Store

Most Marvellous Puxoro Picture of Roosevelt

A double page feature in Wowax's Home Companion presents 560 Roosevelt views from across the nation. The photo collage shows the President in many roles from cowboy to speaker, highlighting a remarkable human dynamo. Paint advertisement notes L and M Pure Paint and oil bundles for cheap mixing.

Roosevelt Wowax Union

The Bryan Book Tour and a Humble Prayer

A long advertisement and travel note praise a 575 page Bryan work from Thompson Publishing. It recounts a 1965 1966 journey around the world with family, noting global topics and the author’s brisk return, and urges reader exposure through subscriptions. A speech by a deacon ends the piece with a fiery baptismal prayer.

The World's Best Climate and Electric Bitters Offer

The article notes fevers at high elevations and malaria at lower levels, suggesting altitude affects disease. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for climate affections, malaria, jaundice, biliousness, fever and ague, and general debility, sold with guarantee at W A Hayes' drug store for 50 cents. It ends with a quip about funeral sermons and prophecy.

W. A. Hayes

Travel Book Excerpt Promotes World Tour Atlas

An ad for a world travel book by Col Bryan with 516 page octavo volume and 251 superb engravings. It touts four editions and promising agent earnings, urging mailed subscriptions and agent kits from Thompson Publishing Company in St. Louis. Includes pricing for subscribers and terms for agents.

Wintran Jennines Bryan Col Bryan

Hillsboro Town Receipts and Liabilities Report 1908

Statement of receipts and disbursements for Hillsboro for the year ending May 4, 1908 shows total resources of 1062 65 and liabilities including a $400 note to The Bank of Orange and $125 due to the town constable. Net balance 661 40 and taxes listed at 1669 38 with 322 63 not collected and 1345 90 collected. An error noted in balance and a dead poll tax of 1.20. Includes testimonial from Mr John Riha of Vining Iowa selling kidney and bladder pills via W A Hayes, Druggist.

Hillsboro Bank of Orange Svale Feea John Riha Vining W.A. Hayes George Lynch Stréeta Bank of Orang Lynch

North Carolina Gains in Public Building Funds

Senator Overman advances NC public building interests as a member of the Senate Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds. The state expects better appropriations from this Congress than peers of similar wealth and population.

Charlotte Observer North Carolina Overman Senate Committee Congress

Indigestion cures and real estate sale notice

Sour Stomach and indigestion remedies tout Kodol for dyspepsia with testimonials. Also a real estate notice: sale of 20 acre tract in Cheek's Township, Orange County, North Carolina, by order of the Orange County Superior Court, June 1, 1908. Terms: one-third cash, balance in one or two years with interest. Also a classified ad seeking two or three men per county to place catalogues with Lake City Wholesale Co. for $18 weekly.

Superior Court of Orange County Superior Court North Carolina D. . Forrest A. W. Jordan Mary E. Jordan Court House Hillsboro Polly Hobbs Cheek’s Township George Faucette Lake CI’ Wholesale CO West 63Rd St Chicago

Memorial Obituary for Mrs Mary Cain Raffin

Mrs Mary Cain Raffin died peacefully remaining a cherished church member and civic example. The tribute notes her gentle charity toward children and her practical artistry in dress and home, with family and friends testifying to her devotion and faith in the Lord.

Mary Cain Raffin Ines Thuy J. E.G

Change of Voting Place in Eno Township

A 1908 board decision changes the St Marys precinct voting site to Roland C Hills store effective after June 1908. The move was requested by 35 voters and approved with no opposition. New Bern plans a 1910 celebration as it reaches 200 years. John W Graham Paul C Graham and co run Hillsboro law practice handling probate and county cases.

Board of Elections For Orange County St Mary’s Eno Township St. Mary’s School House Roland C. Hill Joseph A. Harris New Bern John W. Grayam Paul C. Graham Oo & Graham

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