Wilkes and district shifts noted in Salisbury Law
The Orange County Observer reports on the Salisbury Law noting Wilkes County’s likely transfer from the Eighth to the Fifth Congressional District. It cites W W Kitchin’s margin of 4954 and comments on Democratic turnout and indifference affecting election results. It also mentions General F C Ainsworth’s report on a roster of Union and Confederate officers and governors’ cooperation.
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Wilkes County
F. C. Ainsworth
Army
Congress
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds Claims
Disastrous wrecks and rail risks blamed on carelessness, but Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saves lives. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass is cited as a life saved by the remedy offered by W A Hayes Druggist. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Signs of race life in peril fade in public views
In a Greensboro Telegram captioned piece discussions across the nation show fear of race death being delayed. Chicago women push a law to grant a premium for each child born while a Nebraska professor calls for four children per family to sustain the normal growth rate. The discourse suggests the race is not ready to end itself.
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Republic
Chicago
Nebraska
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief
The Best LINIMENT Chamberlains Pain Balm is touted as the best liniment on the market by Post & Bliss of Georgia Vermont. It claims to heal cuts and bruises promptly and provides quick relief from rheumatic pains. It is said to be valuable for deep seated pains such as lame tack and chest pains and is sold by W A Hayear, a druggist.
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Chamberlain
Post & Bliss
Georgia
Cotton harvest boosts local debt relief says Wilson Times
The article notes Bennett Buallock’s son in Old Fields has picked 42 bales from 35 acres and expects 6 more. W R Hinnant of Boyett's has gathered 13 bales from 11 acres. The yields are described as normal and are seen helping farmers near by pay off debts as cotton is marketed.
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Wilson Times
Bennett Buallock
Old Fields
W. R. Hinnant
Boyett’s
Anxious Moments and Notable Garden Yields
Anxious moments arise when children fall ill and a household relies on Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy despite concerns it contains opiates. The Cuba soil yields prolific cabbages and rapid harvests with radishes in 14 to 18 days, lettuce in five weeks, and corn giving three crops yearly, while sweet potatoes thrive year round.
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Cuba
Poor Show at Academy of Music Angers Durham Readers
A Durham audience endured almost two hours of Alice Where Art Thou, described by the Durham Sun as a poor show. Readers defend Hillsboro residents and denounce the Sun’s critic, suggesting the writer owes an apology for insulting Morrisville and other towns along the tour.
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Durham
Academy of Music
Hillsboro
Morrisville
Cary
Durham Sun
Robinson
Sun
The
Official Vote of 1958 Senatorial District Results
The 19th Senatorial District Boards of Elections met in Hillsboro on November 17 to compare county results. Foushee leads Turner across Alamance Caswell Durham and Orange counties with totals 5444 5488 13550 and 3587 respectively. majorities shown. Also notes corn production in 1904 at about 2.453 billion bushels.
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J. H Blackman
Alamance
A. Y. Kerr
Caswell
F. J. Terry
Durham
J. D. Webb
Orange
Hillsboro
Alamance County
Howard A Foushee
J. A. Torrentive
Devereux Turner
Alson B. Nicholson
Caswell County
Foushee
Turrentine
Turner
Nicholson
Durham County
Department of Agricultue
A Policeman's Testimony on Foley's Honey and Tar
Nashua Iowa night policeman J N Patterson recalls a severe winter cough and lung ailment. After trying six advertised remedies and seeing two doctors with no relief a friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle cured him. He calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world.
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J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Foley
C. D. Jonee
Proverb on Democratic guard duties compared to a sick horse
A Raleigh Times quip likens the Democratic party to a sick horse at a crossroads store. It mocks parties swayed by many remedies and suggests self serving guard duties lead to downfall. The comparison hinges on the notion that too many conflicting cures doom the patient.
Foley’s Kidney Cure Praise From Illinois User
P H Daffy of Ashley Illinois reports taking two bottles of Foley s Kidney Care and says it helped more than any other medicine. He states the remedy cured him after he was unable to get up and describes relief after starting treatment. C D Jones.
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P. H. Daffy
Ashley
Illinois
Foley
C.D. Jones
Ke Our Fall and Winter Millinery Now Open for Inspection
Ke Our Fall and Winter-Millinery is now ready for inspection. We bought the latest styles and best quality. The finest hats trimmed and untrimmed, Veils and Veiling, Flowers and Ribbons, fancy collars, trimmings for shirt waists, handkerchiefs, combs, jewelry, and a complete stock of every first-class millinery item. Out of town orders filled promptly. Mrs M L Taylor and Sister.
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M. L. Taylor & Sister
Runaway Bicycle Injury Cured by Amica Salve in Four Years
A bicycle accident in Franklin Grove Illinois left J. B. Orner with a stubborn leg cut that resisted doctors and remedies for four years. Later Back len's Amica Salve cured the wound and is advertised for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles at W. A. Hayes' Drug Store.
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J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Ill
W. A. Hayes
Land Sale Under Judgment In Special Proceedings
In Hillsboro on December 5, 1904 a 75 acre land tract will be offered at the courthouse door subject to Miley Green estate. The parcel borders Jesse W. Cole, C W G Holt, Mrs. Jus Day, and Mrs. K. Morehead. Terms: one-third cash, balance in 6 and 12 months with interest. title retained until purchase money is paid. E A Dickson, Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Muffin
H. W. Webb
Mil Y Grees
Gaston Green
Sai Gaston Green
Court House
Hillsboro
Miley Green
Jesse W. Colé
C W
Mortgagee to Sell 75 Acre Lot in Orange County Land Sale
By authority assign, mortgage deed of WE Lineberry and Margaret A Lineberry to John A Suite, recorded in Orange County. The Hillsboro court house door December 5, 1904, sale for cash of 75 acre tract in Grange County Bingham Township on Newdope waters, to satisfy mortgage and costs. This November 1, 1904. John A. Sult, Mortgagee.
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WE. Lineberry
Margaret A. Linberry
John A. Suite
Office of Register For Deeds
Orange County
Court House
Hillsboro
Grange County
Bingham ‘S
New Dope
Lot No. 1
Lot No. 2
John A. Sult
Public Auction Sale of Chapel Hill Township Lands 1904
Under order of the Superior Court in Grange County the commissioner will sell at public auction the Kirkland estate in Chapel Hill Township Orange County. On December 1 1904 at 12 o'clock noon two tracts are offered 60 acres bounded by Cate Bishop Andrews and Weaver and 97 1 2 acres bounded by Kirkland Webb and Andrews among others. Proceeds to be divided. Terms: one third cash with balance in 6 and 12 months with interest on deferred payments. November 1 1904. Co. D Kirkland Commissioner.
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Superior Court of
Grange County
C. D. Kirkla
J. W. Kirkland
2. D. Kirkland
Chapel Hill Township
Orange County
KR. O. Cate
Bishop
GC. F. Andrews
Win. Weaver
C.D Kirkland
Lt. Kirkland
Mary ©. Andrews
Local items from Hillsboro and vicinity in 1904
Cotton prices linger around nine and a quarter cents per pound at Hillaboro. Mr. and Mrs. A F Goodman visit their son the Rev J W Goodman at the Presbyterian manse then return to Rowan county near China Grove. Mr T Norfleet Webb rents the Cameron residence, to move in after Mr William B Shepard departs for Edenton. On Saturday, November 19, two elderly residents celebrate birthdays, Sterling Roffin aged 87 and Maria Nash aged 85. Invitations are received for the marriage of Mary Burton Rosemond to William Franklin Sider at Hillsboro on November 30 1904. Sheriff S W Andrews, newly elected, is securing a home for his family near town and plans to rent Dr John Berry's farm east of Hillsboro. Township Constable H Scott Cates will serve as deputy. The 1904 tax book will be handled by Sheriff Hughes, keeping office work light before fall.
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A. F. Goodman
J. W. Goodman
Sterling Roffin
Maria Nash
J. B. Rosemond
Mary Burton
William Franklin Sider
Hillsborough
N. C
Jacob B. Rosemond
Salisbury
S. W. Andrews
John Berry
Hillsboro
Hughes
Andrews
H. Scott Cates
Cotton prosperity quoted by business man in World’s Work
A North Carolina business figure cited in the World’s Work predicts cotton at 10 cents a pound for ten years would restore the South to prewar prosperity, arguing no industry yields as high returns for capital and intelligence. He asserts the era of low prices is gone and the South is rising as the nation’s most prosperous region.
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Charlotte Chronicle
North Carolina
South
Chronicle
Cofton
Dr King’s New Life Pill Promises Cure for All Ages
A terse ad extols a universal remedy sold at W A Hayes' Drug Store. It claims the pill cures a range of maladies from dye pepsia and jaundice to fever and constipation, emphasizing disregard for age in its effectiveness and urging purchase.
Cuba gains solid self rule and strong economy, observers say
The New Republic is prospering beyond founders’ hopes. The Cuban Republic proves capable of local self government and sustains an ample tariff and internal resources. Supporters in Atlanta praise Cuba as an independent, financially steady nation with robust revenue to cover government expenses.
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Atlanta Journal
Cuba
Payrsicians Prescrips Foley Honey and Tar Endorsed
Broad minded physicians preserve Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe reliable remedy for throat and lung troubles. C. D. Jones endorses this medicine.
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Foley
C. D. Jones
Thomas Wins With 5,000 Vote Lead Across District
Official results show Congress candidate Thomas with a 5,000 plus majority. Telegraphed from the county chairman and received yesterday indicate he more than doubles his opponent and leads his ticket in most counties, drawing solid Democratic support and cross party backing.
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New Bern Journal
Thomas
Paint and beauty standards spark sharp remark
A New York press quote insults women by saying few are uglier than they paint their faces, reflecting controversial views on appearance and media discourse.
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N. Y
Local Notes From Hillsboro and Nearby Areas
The North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will convene at Henderson on Wednesday, November 80. Miss Annie Graham leaves for Williamston Mass to visit. Major John W. Graham accompanies her. Joe Fawcett, a Black man, convicted of arson at Burlington, NC, sentenced to be hanged. New county and township officers will qualify in December with S W Andrews as Sheriff and Calvin R Parish as Treasurer. new County Commissioners named.
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North Carolina
Methodial Episcopal Church
South
Henderson
A. Y. Kerr
Caswell Democrat
Yanceyville
Kerr
Board of Elections
Canwenl
Hillsboro
Annie Graham
Williamston
Mass
John W. Graham
Washington City
Bellevue Manufacturing Company
Old Town
Joe Fawcetti
Burlington
N. c
Graham
E.S Parker, Jr
J. Elmer Lung
S. W. Andrews
Chapel Hill
Calvin R Parish
J. F. McAdams
Cheek’s Township
Joseph W. Pickett
Cedar Grove Township
Sterling Browning
Eso Township
Watermelon Feast Amid Winter Snowstorm in Salisbury
Mrs J F Stansil hosted a Sunday gathering as wind rain and snow battered Salisbury. A large watermelon arrived from Atwell township and debuted firm and luscious, preserved by Rowan farmers for Christmas. C D Jones mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs.
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Salisbury
J. F. Stansil
Atwell Township
Durham man visits after attack and operation
Mr. John T. Hogan of University Station was in Durham this week. He has not fully recovered from a recent attack that required an operation. He comes to Durham weekly for physician examinations.
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Durham Recorder
John T. Hogan
University Station
Durham
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Castorisa Ae
Raleigh Times
Cross-Roads
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New York
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Wye Brace Sale OF Land
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Golden Health
Houverse Dive Company
Madison
Wis
Cardui
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Attorney-At-Lay
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Hillsboro, N. C
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PBS Lass
Myriends
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Alvin R. Parish
H. L. Parish
King Street
HH. LL. Parish
New York State
Franklin” “Sporting
Virginia
Hf. L. Parish
J. S. Sparexon
Scot
Paul GC. Colins
Bank of Orange
KE. M.armfield
Shepperd Stradwvick
D.hamilton
T. Notfleet Webby
JS. Spurgeon
O. Forrest
S. M. Galt C
A. Scot
C. A. McDade
Was
Bitlsbor
Yi A. Hayes
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