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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
2
Thursday September season notice lists Postisoep as a weekly publication with Joseph A Harris named as publisher and owner. The fragment confirms publication cadence and managerial credit for the newspaper.
State Superintendent Joyner announces a programme for the observance of North Carolina Day in public schools. He will fix a date a little before the Christmas holidays. Alton B Parker is named for president and Henry G Davis for vice president.
A Leesville Indiana man endured asthma torment to fetch Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He reports instant relief and future sleep, praising cures for pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Bottles 50 cents to 1 dollar, trial bottles free at W A Hayes drug store. Also mentions Judge Parker and President Roosevelt letters with Sept 12 and Sept 17 dates.
When meals are large or rich, sour stomach follows if digestion is weak. Eat slowly and avoid easily digested foods. Chew thoroughly, wait five hours between meals, and if fullness or weight in the stomach occurs after eating, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by W. A. Hayes, Druggist.
In Marion last week Judge Walker Ho Neal set a county record by granting three divorces in about five minutes. He condemned the county commissioners for letting County Home inmates go to the lowest bidder and ordered better care and wages for the prisoners.
M T Lynch editor of the Philipsburg Daily Post praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds after trying many medicines. The note emphasizes its superior effectiveness and warmth in use.
A regional farmer near Morven North Carolina harvested the first bale of the season and sold it on August 20 signaling early crop activity in the area.
Thirty two states elect governors this fall with terms of four years in Delaware Florida Illinois Indiana Missouri Montana North Carolina Utah Washington West Virginia Wyoming New Jersey alone for three years. Two year terms cover Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Idaho Kansas Maine Michigan Nebraska New Hampshire New York North Dakota South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Wisconsin. Massachusetts and Rhode Island elect for one year. Also a testimonial praising Chamberlains Col ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Eagle Pass Texas credits quick relief after one dose three doses cure. sold by W A Hayes Druggist.
Burlington News praises Capt. J. A. Turrentine as a mature, wise choice for State Senate and asserts he and Mr. Graham will reflect honor on the county as representatives.
Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Wash writes of long kidney trouble. She tried Foley's Kidney Care and says the very first dose gave relief and she is now cured. C. D. Joes.
State Chairman J William Bailey of the North Carolina Anti Saloon League says no more local elections on the liquor question will be held until spring when a state temperance convention opens in Raleigh. Eighteen of the current elections were against saloons, ten in favor, and two undecided.
Joseph McElhiney of Linton Iowa reports twenty years of satisfaction with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He praises its quick relief and pleasant taste and notes it is sold by W A Hayes Druggist.
Market report lists prices for wheat corn oats meal pork bacon flour tallow beeswax butter eggs peas beans hides chickens feathers wool coffee sugar and other country produce. Prices span broad ranges with oats at 50 cents per bushel and flour from 35 dollars to 600 per barrel and general demand noted as good.
In a Chattanooga Times report, Hon Henry G Davia cites a per capita government cost rise from 510 to 710 under Roosevelt compared with Cleveland. He urges ax payers to study and reflect on this proposal as part of his party’s vice presidential nomination acceptance remarks.
Emergency medtions tout Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a rapid healer for cuts bruises and burns. The text claims it reduces healing time by about one third and acts as an antiseptic to prevent blood poisoning. Sold by W A Fiayes Druggist.
Senator Overman returns from New York with a forecast of a Democratic tide in New York and New Jersey, noting optimism and a strong chance of Democratic gains in the two states.
J. J. Cox of Valley View Kentucky suffered kidney trouble and swollen feet leaving him bedbound. Physicians offered no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was prescribed, which Cox credits with making him a well man. OC. D. Jones notes Cox is a born debater who enjoys a good argument.
A dated letter from Devoe & Co. promotes paint quality and analyst certificates, warning against five defects and offering price per gallon. The message also lists November candidates by party, including Parker and Davis. Roosevelt and Fairbanks. Debs. Corregan. Watson. Tribbles. and other affiliations, followed by a note to place custom orders if needed.
An ad claims Life is governed by strict law and that slight violation causes constipation headaches or liver trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as gentle yet thorough relief, priced at 25 cents at W. A. Hayes’ drug store.
The article notes Senator Gorman will locate in New York during the campaign and stay in touch with Democratic Party managers. It suggests those who know him expect him to be up for a fight, not resting on his Maryland farm during intense political heat.
Several years since my lungs were badly affected, I had hemorrhages. I tried many doctors without relief. Then Foley's Honey and Tar helped me, and my lungs are now sound. I recommend it for advanced lung trouble.
The Daily News and Observer pledges daily campaign coverage from National and State Democratic headquarters through November 8. It urges Democratic voters to subscribe for a dollar and promises current political news, Dooley, Kingsbury, and literary notes. The ad forecasts Alice Parker for President and Robert B Glenn for Governor.
An ailing Versailles Ohio veteran J J Havens, bedridden with kidney disease, found relief after taking Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with putting him on the road to recovery and endorses it for liver and kidney troubles as well as stomach and bowel issues. W A Hayes, a local druggist, guarantees the product at 50 cents.
Dr J Bishop of Agnew Michigan states he used Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results each time. He refuses substitutes. C D Jones.
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