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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

2

Inquiries on Immigration and State Budget Highlight 1906 Norfolk News

A Riverside summary notes a Congress chief clerks report showing last session appropriations at 879 589.16 dollars, with a large year-over-year rise. It cites Orange County incomes tax receipts and Raleigh filings, plus naturalization rules requiring two years of residence and English fluency. The report mentions Russian Jewish immigrants asking about public schools at Castle Garden.

Houses of Congress State Corporation Commission Raleigh Orange County Castle Garden Leaven Worke Exchange

Breath and Lung Health Promoted by Dr Kings Discovery

Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port William Ohio shares how three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery stopped a two year cough and cured her of suspected consumption. The remedy, praised for throat and lung troubles, is guaranteed by W A Hayes, druggist, priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.

Ora A. Stephens Port Williame King W. A Hayes

Fifth District contest seen as nominal for Kitchin

Wilmington Messenger notes Hon W W Kitchin will face nominal opposition in the Fifth District. Reynolds is expected to be the opponent, though unlikely to win. The piece praises Kitchin as a sterling Democrat and expresses confidence in Democratic success in the district.

Wilmingson W. W. Kitchin Soerentes Eosaries Reynolds Lus Reynolds Fifth Willian W. Etchip Aneceas Kitchin

Remedy for Severe Bowel Complaint Cited by Mother

Maggie Hickox of Midland Michigan praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after her two year old son recovered from a severe bowel attack. The ad claims even cholera infantum is cured and urges following directions. Sold by W A Hayes Druggist.

Chamberlain Maggie Hickox Midland Mich W. A Hayes Diuggist

Governor Gienn Seeks Wilmington Christening for Cruiser

Governor Gienn aims to move the christening of the new cruiser North Carolina to Wilmington harbor rather than the New Port shipyard. The ceremony is tentatively set for October and he has consulted the War Department, hopeful for approval.

Gienn North Carolina Wilmington Newport Ing War. Department

Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar Cures Colds

A cold of this season is hard to shake but Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar claims to cure colds coughs croup and whooping cough by driving illness from the bowels. If not cured you may get your money back. No opiates. Sold by Reynolds Walker.

Reynolds & Walker

Lodge entertainment boosts Daughters of the Confederacy drive

The August 21 Lodge program in Hillsboro under Miss Lizzie Jones featured patriotic songs, instrumental solos by Jones and Rosemond, readings by Mrs. David B. Tinnin and recitations by Miss Mary Exum Meares. Mrs. Tinnin offered a fine rendition of Monsieur Beaucaire, praised as a charming early 18th century romance. Justice W R Day and Senator John W Daniel will dedicate the McKinley memorial at Ohio’s Columbus statehouse grounds on September 14, the fifth anniversary of the President’s death.

Misa Lizzie Jones Hillsboroy Mies Jones Rosemond David Tinnin Mary Exum Meares Bath W. R. Day United States Supreme Court John W. Daniel Virginia State House Columbus Ohio F. W. Carden Orange County Court House Hillsboro Chapel Hill J. J Whitfield S. C. Roberts C. W. Johnston J. Whitfield C. W. Johanston Pointers C. W. John‘ston New Hope Creek Cal Roberts Roberts J. J. Whitfield White Oak Roberson Mill Road Martha Carden Register of Deeds Office A. W. Carden J. Grawford Biggs

Pain Balm Heals Burn Quickly Says Vernon Buyer

A Vernon Connecticut child suffered a severe hand burn until Chamberlains Pain Balm eased inflammation after one application. Local merchant Mr Nichols reports fast relief and notes personal use for burns and strains. W A Hayes Druggist sells the balm. Captain Hobson opines Japan could seize the Philippines if war occurs and defenses are underfunded.

Chamberlain Michael Strauss Vernon Conn Strauss W. A. Hayes Richmond Pearson Hobson Japan Philippines United States

Dr King’s New Life Pills and health tips featured

An item promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills by W H Brown of Pittsfield VI with claims of family health benefits and a 25 cent price at W A Hayes’ Drugstore. It lists church conferences in North Carolina during fall and winter, and includes a quip about “JAP” and a note on Yanks. Also mentions Ringo Dyspepsia Tablets with two days free trial from Reynolds & Walker.

W. H. Brown Pittsfield Reypolds & Walker

Paint makers seek exchange with shoe firms in Durham

Letter from F. W. Devoe Co to Durham Par ish Company outlines a cross industry exchange idea. It extols long experience in paint making, promises cost savings per house via superior paint, and notes other ads for ManZan remedies and Hollister's Tea. It mentions Winston-Salem's Zinzendorf hotel project with 130 rooms, built by a stock company.

Zinzendorf Winston-Salem

Griffin Brothers of Nash Survive War After Five Serve

The Nashville Graphic notes five Griffin brothers from Red Oak Nash served in the war. Only one was wounded slightly and one died in battles. From Sandy Criss Nash another line lists Joyner Mesers Ibert J KEH John R William Jore and Elisha who served from 1861 to Lee's surrender and all lived long after. three are still living.

Nashville Graphic Griffin Brothers Red Oak Nash Sandy Criss Lee Joyner Orothers Mesers Ibert J Keh John R William Jore Elisha Griffin Boys

Electric Bitters credited with curing stomach weakness

Mrs Mary H faltern of Columbus, ill from drugging, nearly starved as she could not eat or sleep. After taking Electric Bitters she improved at once and recovered fully, with health restored. Sold by A Bayes, Druggist, 50c guaranteed.

Mary H. Faltern St. Clair St. Columbus We A. Bayes

Pine resin bladder relief marketed in Egypt NC ad

A short promotional note touts pine resin as effective for bladder and kidney ailments with a 30 day treatment for $1. Reynolds & Walker sell the product. It also claims Egypt has more men than women by 160000.

Pine-Use Medicine CO Chicago Reynolds & Walker Egypt

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