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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-08
The Democratic County Convention

The Benton County democra tic
convention at PrOsser last Saturday
was attended by about 40 delegates
Attorney Bert Linn was elected per-
manent chairman. X. A. MulIinger,
secretary. Hon. q. W. Hamilton was
the chairman of the committee on
resolutions and the principal planks
OF their report We're:
I'VE fully believe in the time hon
Ored principles and political doctrins
OF Thomas Jefferson and believe
them to be fully adequate if fully car
ried out, under the full light Of intel
ligent discussion. for the extension
and up building of this nation, poll
tically and commercially.
"We hail with satisfaction the
awakening conscience Of the Ameri-
can people. as eviDced by the over
whelming demand for the exposure
and remedy of corruption, both tusi-
ness and political, and We cUngratu-
late William Jennings Bryan. that
great leader Of fundamental Democ-
racy ON the fact that the reforms SO
often urged by him in the past are
now being heartily indOrsed in their
execution by that great Democrat of
the Republican party-the President
of the United States.
''We recommend the delegates from
this county to the Democratic state
convention at Spokane, May 18th. to
support and endeavOr to select dele
gates to the national Democratic
convention at Denver, who will vote
As a unit on all questions coming be-
fore the national convention, and
who will support for the Democratic
nominee for president, first last and
all the time, that typical scitizen. ex-
alted patriot. and Incompatible
Democrat. William jennings Bryan.
1--WE favor the selection of twenty
delegates to the national Democrat
ic convention at Denver 10y the state
convention.
I'VE favor the passage Of u law to
the effect that all depositors OF state
banks be protected by the state from
lOss."
The following were named as dele
gates to the state convention at
Spokane. May 18th: James Hawkins.
q. F. Richardson, s. C. Crooks. JOS.
Wanda. ID N McGlOthlen. S A Davis.
+ A Kennett, GIN Hughes: Alternates;
Henry Bier. & j Hennet'errv. Ben
Knox. X B Cra wfOrd. AL Hicks. Ar
thur Taylor, A G McNeill. & W Palm
or
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-08
The Base Ball Schedule.

Manager White, Of the kennew'ck
ball team has scheduled the fOliow'hK
games for the next four Sundays.
Mesa, at Mesa, May 10th.
White Bluffs, at White Bluffs, May
17th.
COnnell, at Kennewick. May :4th.
Lind, at Lind, May 3lst.
There will be return games played
with these teams, except Conneli. at
later dates.
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First Crate May 9th.

The first crate Of kennewick straw
berries was shipped Wednesday
evening, May 9Th. to Olypia. where
it was sold for $40. They were
bought for an invalid who has been
longing for kennewick Strawberries
for some time. being familiar with
their delicious sweetness and flavor.
They were ordered by telegraph for
the sick sufferer. The first straw
berries were shipped last year ON
May llth.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-08
Notice Of Teachers Examination.

Examinations for teachers COM
mon school certificates will be held
May 14-1G, 1908, at the court house
Prosser, Wash.
Examinations for state certiii-
Gates will be held at North Yakima,
Spokane, Walla Walla, Seattle.
Bellingham and Vancouver May H.
13, 1908. ANNIE Corr.
Supt. Of Common Schools,
Benton Co., Wash
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10. 0. F. Officers Elected.

At a regular meeting last Monday
evening the Kennewick Lodge !. u.
O. f. No. 222 elected the following
officers for the ensuing half-yeHv
term: A. II. Richards. Noble, Grand;
Royce Tripp, Vice Grand: q. StaIey
Recording Secretary; A. A. Baker,
Trustee. The installation takes place
at the first meeting in July when the
names of the appointive officers are
annOuncpl
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-05-08

William d. Haywood. for many
wears the secretary of the Western
Fedora tion Of Miners. has been ousted
from his position 10y the Executive
Board of the Order. On account Ot
his Incorporate habits Haywood has
been losing his influence and standing
ever since his acQuittal OF completely
In the StunenberE murder.
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Notice TO ROYaI Nei9hb0rs

Ideal Camp K. N of A. will meet
every first and third Friday of each
month in the |. o. q. F. Hall at
Sp. M. All members are requested
to be present.
Winifred G. Baker, Recorder
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WANTED

WANTED rI4c.. m e1mI- .i l.4a h"use. by repd caoE and barker. NH. df.~s AIhert %uEget afilr,
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t5y Frank L. Merriek.)

Activity Is th" keynote on the grounds of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Expesi- tinu at Seattle at the present time From morning till night more than a thousaud men are busily engaged in tn" huge task of creating ti5e raeGfit Worlds fair With the wutk already finished and the faridity with which work under construction Is being ear ried uH. every indivation points to a completed exposition on opening day. June I. 1908
 With still ten months in which ta toil. the management is taking advau- tage of every day hour and minute. Every department Is wide awake to th1 fact that q completed on 'peuing- day exposition is the end for which they gre striving. The people and the busi uess interests of Seattle. which will have more or less to do with the sue. cess of the 19o9 fair. are included in this hustlng spirit - in fact. deter mnation to be ready and waiting per- mrstes the entire eIty
 Tine work has progressed sn far that visitor can begin tn obtain some idea "f the way the exposition win look when all of the buldisgs a"- nUshed
 portion ef the campus of Wash lngton University. the Exposition grounds are 25o acres in extent. 20 minutes ride from the heart of the city. and have been pronounced by comrc-
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 HHa rH.a4s. z.=..z.=a.z =, ,s.# aHefy.- afH zrHa alaas s-aala sz.l t"r n. fuztalati.a a#a a.aa..Ha#a. .f the exhibit.
 Applications far rxb.Hfr Fuurtpa Hta tla division af .xa.a.e= Eesid.~ tHr rirr--a- aa- aaa HH- siduaf -f7t aHa a=f ## H.=s as faH l. mmf fm arssel a.a.fa. TEee= 4re -.F.74H aa=#-HI .==-. =fH- m~ ra 8, eft-at #aH H4aa. ana HFrFefta fnam tlaHs fHH-a.a aaa.tt.- h.H=i.a saa at.r.-laa ,z.Ia.l. r.a ,l. foreign tm'dms. fafg gfar 7rf . lion MI b. tH. trI.rar#fe- t itsrla,s aud ptFaral '1a#-J h4 #faHg,#l ff eas.s5 af H.e axaHai Iliai b.,vs.=aae..r H....fH as=. f=..f7.= .s- positions
 Th- Fas stHat aH |. a ta4a iliee u'afel- "r a faa. .a .sasrt. a-f Uif f-fwa#. a# H# =Haa. .a I.gs- rmaa. aE,r. au aaafs e.f HgaHs and ->ri4HtIa tslI ia E.-HaI aa. aI.art aeNH slows aatt. .=a#a5# aFI utrfs-tue feature #sH l#
 some af ue eaa-f as#aH- e.=.- a.. aire- In tbe esmte. aH fua ar =- .taetiau- au 4tisn taaau#H. #.f r#.a#
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 Many iara .,....fHt5.H# r#e-. .i.- IT, rd '" tol# fH,tf HatIaa=t=.ana.=a.-a nj thu f-Ni.u-4IHet AHsL-. fa-al- 1-4.ll.-tl officials rtuHtr fHat f'- -=af t44r Aiii eeH- Fss=. aa l4a, 4lH .lt -a.s- .4alf-
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Classified Ads.

All Classified Ads Ms: Je p
 Advance
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Iooo in exhibits The government board
 consist "f Jesse F. Wuseu. chairman
 W. de C Ras.nal and William NJ
 Getldes EFeeiaf agents are now ar
 w"rk ir tasif difefent t.ld- arrfrsine
 Tor exhibits
 Tictrt- an Vau sale f.a tlls Passion Flay 1' tur Euglr bait fuuarra0 night. tiuud rirtme~. raod meztez paaa show
 of ihe >tates that havr taken action. oregon i~ ahead of The mail in work The Beaver states building. which stands mar tht main licum, eu Nome Circle. is almost finished It Wm bc en, ,i the meet beaalm0 -rrurtup.~ on c." er"auI, I0~ architect. DaVld oy l.ewIs af Portland has given .he stat. q tHiidus ef which | may well be Ireud T"" stories n height it is ttr'd !, hpge daHr. uh.ch great iy adds in 'ar sky ltue cf the ,xraSt- t"in m that section of the grounds Ex- mhst. reception and all ;Hr different eias@,s t"oms that arr u,. ..,ssary f5f 1T. ur te dtte state luIdiug at a worlds lar trr provided With thu Washington h4iidiug eH aia qid, of il aud the Forestry hundlHs aefos~ the circle. the 'regnu hui,dug .fl stand p freluinert and al. outrageous srai dmiEs ttc oyt osttton prnra
 edt1fnie ha- started q~ haHdfnr aid from present. iudicriuus il Wm b'' | ts' secaui state strurtur, camrl.t- ed Il Mil La fine editi.r in tn. nI.i spanish n.~s,en style aaa the can- his-ianets state that il Win b,. !. @uru manGsnmer building thun hls .s- CT hasu rar ur hs eaiifarnta at prayi- nus fair 'hs Washiuet.al bnHdiur which will h. permaus1. ztru,ttlt.. win be starsed within tho month fr MI ecst u.ncl more t.#Iu any afh.r. state hHildins ar the era8ea~ and Wfa' trsesat taaG=uf8c aHe5ape, Fms structure Nil h. the h,.sIeparters Tor all If ,h" atteial function er,en by tf,. tNP"zititn management a4a Inc stafs egmmi,st teu Murh nul,le and hand ae"d will he esed in fts Interiar ria- i>ldupy.
 Miz5"lri Nrw York rtou Ncb,astl rennsNlvania and seeel4l ether -tat..- "in reet buildings tt= ,lmius wia- ter
 Four counties fl washrIton Harr decided te bnild buildings These ar. Spokane Kiur. Pierce and ch-hsI- Many others hay" stgnin,l their u- tention If doing the eamc
 Many other small pseudo exhibit buildings and Headquarters for organ ization will Dc put rp on the grounds Among these are the Arctic Brother hood and Masonic buildings.
 Many cities have indicated that tsev would erect buildings in which to dem onstrate their advantages and rezanre- es for commercial industries. Chicago is the first eiu to definitely decide upon a separate strucmr- in which ta px- ploit itself Representatives af th Chicago Association of Commerce wis tted Seattle recently and picked out a | site for the Chicago building. which i will b" erected at est of s25 doC. un- der the auspices If the Association nf Commerce. It is planned to introduce a series of stere"pticon moving pie tures and general exhibit lectures. To i be varied almost daily for the enter | tainmcnt "f visiting crowds Scene4 | from the great stores. the etoekyards th" big manufacturing plants many | of the dewn-toWn streets. and both club and home life will be introduced
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about thirty large attractions have beeI secured for the Fay Streak. the name o
 the amusement boulevard correspond
 'as [" the TraiI at Portland
 The Manufactures Palace. II lafr. structure ftuutiug on thc ,a~t sia, oI the court of honor. was tH, first ta he completed \ twin structure. fl.. 4r. ficaltaraI building. across the court aoz tao next exhibit palace to have it. finishing touches applcd Then tr. machinery hall. permanent bfick building. had itS windows washed and its doors locked to await the arrival of exhibits RgHt here it may as w,n t" explained flat the Alaska ukou- Pacific exposition includes in it's plan the erection of permanent structures l There will be at least four large ones and many small "ars. Tho largest win br thc machinery. fine arts. auditorium and forestry The first thrcc are br- l ing hrlt under the direction ef the hoard of regents of Washington uni- N"rsitv upon the grounds of which fh. exposition is located. Under the act | fl the Washiugt1u legislature aprro- erialinE Siooo.aeo for the iaoa fair. it eaz provided that $Gooo was to p- into permanent buildings for the use af the exposition during its period. and after that for the usc of the state u- sttutiou of learning THr forestry hmlding'wlll be erected by the Wash inet"H state commission winch has th. remaining $too.uo0 to spend on thr Evergreen states participation. This structure Will be huilt af huge logs in their virgin state. along altogether new architectural lines sar such a ral- lce
 The auditorium k new aayiue ns r,'of i.ut into iltgc and tIe palace er ja. arrs aernss ruget ri1za. vaith mzi isside tl.a ftiu .arrape,. -hs,ss fi= -te.f aofb u rHa air Tn mines 'uiIdins iz aavns ts @taG applied and aiif znan br csnFlaI,ds ahtIe lz twin jraeturr. 1tr tfferies buldue k lsdiy r,stue TAe adwiuteJfatiaH hulaine. whef,. The offices ef th, rxra-
 irlon are located. has been occupied fpr vrar, and The emergency huvrf Fl has been ia commission for m1tr months The dre station i- also com nIatrd Many of tbr decorative fca- lures for tho main rictur, have pro- sr,-ssed to the staep where i only takes tho finishing touches To e-t them ready These are the Cascades and inc Grv- =yr fountain For oyer year nurs- cry for the cultivation of flowers
 luts. shruhs. etc, has been in opera
 ion. and inst as snan as building Is 1ri~hed its ~urounding ground is laudsrapcd
 other large exhibit buildings that will be started in the near future are the foreign. transportation. forestry and machinery annex. The latter was found necessary on account of the large number of applications for space in this classification.
 Uncle Sams group, which constitutes a small exposition in itself. will he started early in the fall. which winI provide ample time in which to finish il before opening day. Consisting of the main government building and structures for Alaska. Hawaii Philip pines and the fisheries industry. the group will stand at the head of the Cascades. closing in the northern end If the court of honor. The United States government will expend SGO0 O0O eu it's participation. Of this su mS25O oo0 will he put into buildings and $350.-
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eovEY ( DAWSON.
Real Estate and Mining Exchange.

Ss'a'e and Mining Exchange. F"ii SALE Three ruut furf~u,. house close in. SEQ n.u... ta. rooms. kitchen furnished. and g....l.. larg. lot. Sabu
 Splendid i room story house. wei furnished: very desirahle location sl 200
 All sorts of cabins from sloo m. Houses tn suit.
 We have mining claims for sale and lease
 Are yau going outside for the winter Do You hehrve us ta l." reliable Would you earr for u- ta laak aff.f y"ur property during your absence N B--we woul dnot advise an one ta sacrifice desirable property. Dun'l get scared. Nome district for a fact has the resources. To those who da buy we'll at this time We conscienti- ously predict will reap large returns on their investments.
 BOVEY & DAWSON, Phone Black 223. No. g Steadman Av.
 nsnt A7seos sS5S5o4o4o4o4o4 Notary Public. Collections. Employ ment Agency. Auetioneer.
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DETAILS OF THE BUlLD-
 IMGS FOR A.-Y.-P. EXPO,

l tent authority as, scenieally. the finest ever used for sgeH purpose. Set br. tween two beautiful fresu-vater fakta Washington bordering an the ,..,s. and Union on the west. ttu erUnu,s ufr-5n. unsurpassed stretches of water front. and tail. stately sirpts of the forest. en uauriug yistas, gentle slurcs. aud com
 oaadinE terraces add ta tEc rcautv uf the picture Tho principal thorough fare. Etuier avenue. k an a direct Ifn4 with the White.clnakcd ssrfmcl Nt
 ~ier ii.52e feet ia height. whose perpetual sHow-eappoa peak tuaIz down on the exposition grounds th. wear around on the west are the snow-eoverod olympics. while ou the east Mt Baker towers oyer the whitc- capped Cascade range.
 AlI of the wurE is NrH in hand. Talk ing the exposition at whole. it is about G per cent completed Expcri- enced exposition men who havc Nisir- ed the grounds statr that na uthrr OK position Was further advanced and in hnttrr shatr su far ahead of itz apeu- ing than iS the big fair at Seattle. AL of the gr'dinr and clearing of the av- enucs. plaz3s. circles. etc Bavr been completed. and ihr laadseaFipg work is far advanced. Most of the larer and important buildings are under csn- stuctioH oe finished. and othcrs ready to stat. Applications fer exhibit space are pouring in bv th ethousands and
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FOR SALE.

ANNA Ai kEil"etsS t:asH-JHi Nh. sage i'arIpr-. .huust.. ltI and rHH. ture: complete sell s>5o cash. cost s2.0o0. 2d ave. near E street.
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ela,, w,iner Beer a, tn. Bank

Miss r.. r Thomas hts aIrr,H I ivrewriiine aHd sfennertpli. ,N.hau. on Second street nppa~ltr th- Mason. Temple
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T. ! Eesfpr has haur-H th. entire stock "f Iauare hrels ari siatrs af the Northwestern Comm,r.it.c Ca. a#f will place most ef these au,is au ti. market at outside cost The raala u.8 all he placed in aue fy1frHau.r. arI We ask aur friends fn eaIl and aal. them over We wili ru1riHtre ta sell as cheap as een can haT an tna .e, side
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.'t H-EpoM furnished house. #WIfd barn dog cutftIs. ett3eH. ete. also Victor Fh"HusfIfh Trl-tHer- Ntae lsg
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FAST youus dog t,aH oC Hyg dus- ais" some Hery fast quarter hl,d bIrd dogs Telephone White 1S9.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26

This is what Hon. Jake Moore
ntate Warden of Georgia, saws o,
Aodol for Dyspepsia: II. G. DE-.
witt d Co., Chicago, IlI.--Dea,
:''rs-l have suffered more ,ba,,
'wen'v Yeas from indigestion.
About eighteen months ago 7 bod
grown so much worse that T c,nI3
not digest a crust Of corn bread and
could not retain anything on nv
stomach lest rs lbs ; 10 fact +
made up my mind that / could no,
I'VE bat a short time, when a friend
II mine recommended Kodol + con-
rented 20 try it 10 please him and 7
was better 10 one day. l now wei,h
more than | ever did in nv life and
IN better health than for manv
years. hodoI d d ii. l keep a bot.
.,e constantly, aud write this ho,,ino
nav h'manity will be benefi i'd
5. ours very truly. Jake C Moore
Aug IL, 1904" Sid hv
w. a. Hayes, Drug gist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26
No USE To DIE

Il have found out that there is no
use to die of lung trouble as long az
you cen get Dr.. Kings New DIS.
'covery," says Mrs. J. p. White. of
kushboro, Pa. II would not be
afve to-day only for that wonderful
medicine. 1t loosene op a cough
quicker than anything else, aud cures
lung disease even after the case
pronounced hope!ess.' This mos,
remedy for coughs and
Ia grippe, asthma, bronchitis
ana h~oarseness, is sold under guar.
.antee at W. A. Hayes drug store
Que. and $l.00. Trial bottle free.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26
!STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA [,
~ ORANGE COUNTY. (


IN the Superior Court.
}. e. Moore, NJ. U. Winnineh, nm and
wife Eula, Carson johnson and wife
Carrie. John Burns and wife Bertha,
and Charles F. White,
vs..
David Holmes and wife Della Ilr
Cieeves and wife Maggie. Walter
Moore, Susan Hayes and Ruins
White.
LEI the defendants above named take
notlce mat a special proceeding has
Deen commenced against them by the
issuing Ut a summons by the Clerk OF.
aforesaid Superior Court, which sum
mons IS returnable before said Clerk
April Is, 1908. and the purpose of said
proceeding is to sell for division amono
mem as tenants III common The lana Of
the late Margaret e.. Sykes, which. at
tLe oeath OF the said Margaret. de-
scehded to the. petitioners and defendel
ahes as her heirs-at-law. Said land lvinuI
IN Bingham Township Of said Connfv' !
founded on North by Tom THOMPSON.
on me East by John Macauley, on thei
n0uth oy Macauley heirs and on the
vest by NJ G. Moore, and co%ntaining]
% acres.
Let them further take notice that i'll
1iey 1all to appear at tie office of saidt
.lerk on SAID April Is, 1908, and ana
swer or demur to the petition, the
will apply to the Court for1
fe ne demanded in said petition.
This March 24th. 1908. t
d. Fl. HAMILTON.
Clerk OF the Superior Courr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26
N SALE.

BY virtue OF the. power vested in me
as administrator OF the estate of Capt.
william I. Tate. with the will OF the
SAID Capt. William r. Tate annexed
and by authority of. the said will, l will
oner TOR sale at the court house door in
Hli1sooro, N. c., at public outcry, for
cash, at u o'clock M, on the 9Th day of
Apr1l. 1908, the following real property,
Io-Wlt: A tract of land in Orange
county and known as the old ARM
serong place lying on the waters OF
6ack. Creek and bounded a follows:
beglnnlng at the old Ford on Back
creek. below the old Campbell Mills,
later John Walker Mill, on the road
leading from Hillsboro to McCauleys
oid store and running thence in a
northerly course or along the old road
70 the old road running from General
Allison place to Cross Roads Meeting
house: thence the said road to janet
McAdams' line, thence with his line to
Back Creek, thence up said Creek ia
beginning, and containing lW
Acres, mole or less.
This land is sold under the Last Win
and Testament of Capt. William l
Tate. deceased.
Terms of sales: Cash.
End day of March, 1908.
w. B. SELLARS,
Administrator C. I. A.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26
tDurham Sun, March III

MI. J. M Blackwood, an old citi.
zen OF Durham, who will soou leave
Tor Louisiana to reside wish his sor
Mr.. Willie Blackwood, went to
b'ackwood, his old home, this norm.
ing to spend a few days with rela-
tlves ADD friends. He will return
Durham the latter part of the
week, aud, accompanied by bis
daughter, Miss Pearl Black wood.
will leave for his new home.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26

Capt S. A. Ashe, of Wake,.has
announced himself as aNcandidate
tor State Treasurer, and Hon. Ben
ismin F. Aycock, of Wayne. has an-
nounced himself as a candidate.for
no mination FOR Corporation Com
missioner TO succeed Mr.. Bedding.
field who will not be q candidate tor
reelection. Both gentlemen are
loyal Democrats aud worthy of any
trust chat may be conferred upon
them by the Democratic party.
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fDurhsm Sun /

The year 1908 bids fair to rival
a9o| ia the matter of casua:,ies
such as fres, foods, railroad acoi.
DENTS ETC., in various parts Of the
country, IT things so far a he
taken as an Indication. The worst
horror yet reported in 1908 was the
terrible holocaust March 5 At Col
"ood, Illinois, in which TIA
children lost their lives
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26

-kodol is today the bes known
and most reliable remedy for all
disorders OF the stomach, such as
dyspepsia, heart burn, sour stomach
and belching of gas. Kodol con.
talos the same juices found in a
healthy stomach. Kodol is pleasant
to take. 1t is guaranteed to give
rellef and is sold here by w. A.
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26

Senator William P. Wbyte, of
Maryland, died al HE home in Bal.
tlmore: March II. He.was sick less
than q week. He was born in 1924
and had been in public life since
1847,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26
NOTICE TO Qua CUsroMEps

. are pleased to announce ,b.,
o'eys Honey aud Tar for oonohs
.oics and lung troubles ia not 81
Ieoted by the National Pure f.,
ano Drug Law as it contains nv
Up'a'es or other harmful drugs, and
We recommend it as a safe remedv
w cn'inren and adults. Sold hv
W. A. Hayes, Druggist. :"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1908-03-26

-Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is a
new remedy, an improvement on the
laxative of former years, a, 1t does
not gr'pe or nauseate and is pleasant
to take. It is guaranteed. Sold bv
w. A. Hayes, Druggist.