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The Alaska GaukHg and Safe Deposit Company. a corporation. piaiuiin. - Consumers Milk Company. cor- porHiou. John pae and Richard Re.. Whase true names are unknown ta plaiutn. defendants.
 Notice is herebe given that uudel and by virtue of an execution issued out "f th, district count for th,. district of Alaska second division. an the I.ih day of June. 1sos in Inc above entitled section. wherein the Ah-ka Banking & Safe Deposit C"upany. the above named plaintiff obtained Judgment and decree of foreclosure and sal.. of certain personal property therein de scribcd and of said real property hcro- maflcr described on th" lGth day of June, 1908, which said judgment and decree has hssu duly entered. am commended [" sclj all ihns, certain lnts md parcels 1T hand situated ia the town of Nome. district af Alaska. known and described az intz respectively D. 3e aud 37. in block l0 according to the nni- sial map and riat If the taNH~ite af Nome Alaska on file in the office af the recorder af the cape Nom, record ing precinct, district of Alaska. tn- gether with all the tenemeuts heredlta- ments and appurtcnanees thrrruut" helonging and arpertaining
 And notice k hereby further given that on the 18th day of July. 1908. al II o'clock of that day. al the town of Nome. Alaska. in front of the south en- trance of the court house for the dis .trict of Alaska. second division. I will. in obedience to said execution, sell the above described property. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintin's judgment. with interest thereon and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash.
 Dated at Nome Alaska. this 17th day If June. 1908
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal for the
 District of Alaska. Second tn Division.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Peter Zowras. James Mantjos. 4. Englert. Grant Vaughan. ole Vike, j. Johnson. D. Levy. their heirs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred 9lOO) dollars on the following placer mining claim for the year 1907, to-wlt: The old Chan nel group. on the east side of Bowhead creek. tributary of Cripple river sit uated in the Cape Nome Mining Dis trict. District of Alaska. and recorded in Vol. IA. page 264. Cape Nome Re cording District. District of Alaska Located March 30. 1905.
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety (9O) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate shares of such ex- penditures as co-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersinged unIer section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 A. G. SWANSON.
 Co-OWner. Date of first pub. March 31. 1908. Date of last pub. June 30, 1908.
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

l'ahlle Hattss 9= H=fegv FfsrH. that ia 1t,tle.af :. .tsfls sI ,.NrsuJian. dated laH- i>. \ b. l4e>. t-zae,t aa1 af tbr tlstuet esutt faI fa,. zesanI division dl-tfist ef Alaska. au judgment rru= dsrsd ia s.tlJ esaai. al tle lstA .Iis af tehrmfrs. k b taoSs iH I4tar af Ala-- ht HataktH= S Safe Bsfazft Company T g,frorariafl. .tHd 1eafzt T. r Lane. daiue hHsiHez= 4- t,4H-4IiH4t~d ffur- tah Q8artz MHe. afH offer Inc fol- lowing dezefll..d feaI ,=tat, for sale. at public seHdue 10 the Highczt and Hsai 6tdaer far aish. m f6a zstH ,ia. ar lole. \. p lsas. at a.sluels D ia.. tt the front dom af Inc caufi hlaIz,. at Nome. Alaska.
 All "f the riEht. title ana Interest ef Tho defendant r T. Lam. iH and fo the following mining elfirns. with all improvements thereon. in fine cape Nome Mining x Recording District. kine Solomon Quartz claim NJ. e King Solomon quartz Claim No. 9. EI- mcr = Quarlz Claim. DesNev Quartz Glain King Snluinnn quartz Claim Nn- |. King Solomon quartz Claim NJ. 8; King Solomon Quariz Claim Nu. 4. Josephine quartz claim. king Solomon quartz fuim Nu. 1; July Fractional Quartz Claim. Paiazuba Fractional quartz Claim. Sour Dough quartz Claim: October Fractional Quartz Claim, Queaua FractimaI Quartz Claim; King Solomon Quartz Claim.
 An of the right. titIr and interest uf the defendant r r Lane. in and ta that certain ditch and water rights which haz lls Intake from Lyons creek
 Dated Nome. Alaska. June or. \ p- 1908
 r. C. POWELL.
 United states Marshal for the
 District af Alazka. Second Thur-at Division.
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WIRE PAPERS
 CAUGHT AT WORK
ARRESTED NEAR VALLEJO WHILE INSTALLING A COMptGrT
 APPARATUS.

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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

In the District court Tor fhe Dis trirt If Alaska. Second Division.
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MISS SPRING WILL STICK
 TO SNYDER
COUPON SOCIETY BELLE TELLS WHY SHE ELoPED wtTH A
 MARRIED MAN

SAN HEENAt.HINe. Miss Edna Srfue. ul. -ss.Igts b.IIs. af ,'allaH. sa- das m..d,. Hsr afat lHhlfs -tatemsut a ragafi ta her ray-#t etef-HyBt tt tn, nome IT H,f fatHsf. \ p SmHr. Varre -ha I- virtually hold prisoner sluer being returned from Los V,Eas. Leslie Virgil Snyder tns former PIakeftea def,etise. f# m Hf awaiting trial on tH- ef#fe- ef f-r=fue T trfrrrum Miss Smne zait
 q eaee not ahat fHs world thinks. i Iave Linn m WJ Wul ee L. blW as saou sz h. eers eat If HIs present treHbie=. W5= F-fe WrH 8v5rr that he had wife and tsea. children. and h. wanted tpset divorce. but we decided Hot e. wait and taek the sa,r 0c did Sometimes man l. rireu m eausid- 'rltipu at alt but know him better Una uaus ef these people ,ha ara eir- culating sueh wicked stories about him He is more worthy ra my mind. than the most of the sagfsty fafk who aretaiEing about H-. and Ha not cure 2 rap what they -#t Evgu should [ never sec him again ! kaev tHat ho is n"t sn much tp blame as they would have me hetieva. When he eets out If the If..zent tfaubfg he will rof n df- Naree and l Hiu e9 ta Hfm
 Mrs. Spring. the girls matfe pr4- nnnneez Snyder villain and says hrr dauebter shall never g. to hiu
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE

Notice is hereby given that at the front door of the cabin situated upon the premises below described, on the goth day of June. 1908. at l o'clock D. m, the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following premises. to-wIt: The south half of lot four in block twenty three in townslte of Nome. Alaska, &C., cording to tOwnsite trustees map thereof.
 Dated May 15. 1908.
 DENNIS o'BRIoN. Administrator of Estate Of John
 Egan.
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ELECTION BOARD
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Lumberton,
N, c., postoftice Mch. 9th, 1908
If not called for in one week, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Washington, D. C. Parties call
ing will please say advertised.
I Mrs. Jennie Allen, Samuel
Bridgers, Joe Bryan. n. B
Blount, Miss jamie Carter, E. D.
Duse. John Edwards, Mrs. En-
ma Evurige, o. R. Ennis, Neil
Goodman, Miss Dosfei Mclean
care of Abram Goodman, Miss
Lucy Currie, ID. lawson, B. M
Lewis, Archie Lemon; r, H
Matthews S, MisSeD uncan McNeill
W. H McKinnon,. June MeDoN
ell, Miss Luna Martin. Rev. W
C. Pope %, Miss Fannie Phillips
Miss M. NJ. Robinson, Mrs. S
N. Rogers, James Smith, Dun
can Smith, Leonidas F Spaldina
Miss Anna Taylor, John Wi
liams, Ira D. Humphrey, Abrar
Good imam. ~
r. M. NORMENT, P. N,
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Land for Sale.
2-IO-6nl0n

Under an order of the Superior Court
OF Rob son county, will sell at public
au"tion, for cash, at the court house door
IN Lumberton, on Monday, april 9th,
1905, the following lands in Robson
county, North Carolina, to-wit:
FAST TRACT:-Lying and being be-
tween Black Branch and Great Marsh,
beginning at nstake by lightwood stump,
pine and gum, about 80 yards above the
St. Pauls read, and runs South IS de-
grees plus 4 degrees " est, 81 chains
10 stake and oak pointers, the fourth
corner of 100 acre tract of land granted
| to John Mcdonald, the 9TH day of Febru-
! airy, 1880. and re orded i'll book F, page
IA, known as the lost Ico;" thence as
! the line OF that tract South 80 degrees
West, i I 4 degrees, 10 chai,ssto a stake
in the edge of The Great MarsI ::-tAlen;r-
South 5 degrees East, minus Ia de-
grces, so chains to a correr. in the eastern
edge of said marsh; therhe North II de-
Srees, plus 4 Id degrees East f7:4o chains
TO & stake; the ce West 2:75 CHAINS to q
stake in the Western edge of the Black
Branch; thence up the various courses of
the VIZ stern edge thereof to the Beginning,
containing I52 &C, es. The above lands
adjoiu the lands of Sandy McEachern On
Neill on the South West, and the ether
Hands of estate Of said Alburtus Willough-
/ by on the North and North East.
SECOND TRAeT:-Lying and being in
st. Pauls township, Robson county,
North Carolina, stu te on the nor b side
of Graf Marsh, if being part Of the land
bought from d. NJ. Currie by the said ".
Willoughby, bsginxing on the west side
of the Black branch in the edge Of said
branch, the upper line of eaid w. Viii
loughby's land, and runs with the edge
OF said branch down the western edge tc
his lower line; thence with his line t.
the marsh; thence up said marsh at high
water mark, to the Campbell land; thencG
with that line to the beginning, it boins
all the lands owned by w. Willoughbg
OIL the west side of Black branch, ,csa
tanning eighty-fvs acres, more or less.
This 4th day of March, 1903.
A. T. MCLEAN,
3-o-Amon Commissions.
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Mr.. Al. McKInnOn Elected State
President.

The executive com mittee of the
North Carolina Division of the
Southern Cotton Association met
in Maxton Thursday and elected
Mr.. A. J McKinnon, of Maxton,
president to succeed Mr.. G. G.
Moore, who refused re election
at the meeting held in Charlotte
some time ago. since which time
ex-Sheriff Geo. B. Mcleod, of
Lum berton. who is chairman of
the executive com mittee, has
been acting as temporary presi-
dent. The other mem bers of the
committee are Mr.. J. Walter
Wyatt, of Johnston county, and
Mr.. T. J. W. Broome, of Union.
Mr.. McKinnon, the new presi.
dent, is good business man and
farmer and is we'll fitted to lead
the great movement of the cot
ton association in the State. Elk.
President Moore met with the
committee and assured Mr.. Nc
Kinnon of his support and aid il
every way possible. 1t is the ad
wise of the executive committee
that no cotton be sold for fall de
livery and that acreage be re
duced if cotton does not reacl
IS cents by the first Of April.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers have been recorded:
Frank Cough ct TX to N. P.
Andrews, lands in Lumb ertOn,
81 900; Oscar Hellgran ct TX to
Beaufort county Lumber Co.,
mbered lands in Wishart's,
$3.50; J. S. Thompson Jr., ct ux
TOT . ssie s. Stone ct TX, lands in
Britt's, 81, coo; East Robson Cir
fcuit to Lumberton Station, lot in
fLumberton, ST, $50; J. R. Burnes
ct TX to D. E. Mcqueen ct al,
lands in Thompson's, 5000; L. T.
Townsend ct ux to Frank Eman-
uel, land in Britts's, $40; Ulysses
Walker ct ux to John F. McNair,
lands in Blue Springs, 81, 900; M
Lytch ct ux to John F. McNair,
lands Misunderstanding 81, 400; R.
W.Livermore ct al to Their. .Liv
ermoreCo lands inBurntSwamI
and Smiths, $1,000; Mary H.
Livevmore to the R. w. Liver
more Co., lands in Back Swamp
$500; Wiley F. Steed ct ux to the
r. w. Livermore Co., lands il
Back Swamp, $4,000; N. Shaw t
ThomasStamps. lands in Lum be-
Bridge, 5000; S. r. Townsend e
al to county board Of education
: lands in Burnt Swamp, SIC
= G. J. Buie ct al to county boar'
of education, $24; w. H. Faux e
ux to county board of education
81; w. J. Powers ct ux to Owe
G. Norment, lands in HoweAt
vile, 1920; R. R. Barnes et ux t
James H. Graham, lands j
Sterlings, 1925; A. w. Mclean
al to H. E. Carter, lands in Lun
berton, $40; J. L. Townsend {
TX to N. A. Carter, lands
Rowland, $500; Oliver Turner
= 'eaufort County Lumber &c
:, lands in White House, $152.7
=, ]. W. Smith, to Beaufort Count
-, Lumber Co., lands in Wishart'
$50; J. r. Lawson ct ux,tO J.
>. Nye, ands in Britt's 5000; A.
w. McKinnonC Co. to Vim. I. Cattle
- $3.50; Hugh ]. Barnes ct TX
- Frank Williams, lands in Thorn
'e son 5, 81, 1OH; S. e. Mercer ct l
~ to | G. WhitlOck, lands in Ma
a. ton, 81 ,250; j. L. Townsend ct
- to J. E. Price, lands in Tnom
- sons, 5000; G. Herbert Edmu
- TO L. H. Caldwell, lands in LuI
VI oerton, $500; D. M. McBryde
:, TX to ]. A. & M. H. McPha
= lands in Blue Springs, $500; =
u w. Carlyle ct TX to. George
81 French ct al, lands in Lumb
ton, S10and other consideration
J. H. McPhail to Neill Alto
T Is $l75. =. ..-.
re pr. ]. c. Mckenzie, who
M Gently moved to Lumber
20 from GAINESVILLE and opened
% or office here, has moved TO Orr
where he will practice.
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Funeral Of DR.. McMi!lan.

The funeral of Dr. John
Duncan Mcmillan, who died in
Wilmington Wednesday morning
and whose o remains were
brought to- Lumherton Wednes
day evening, took place from the
Presbyterian church Thursday
afternoon at three O'Clock. The
service was conducted by Rev.
A. f. Baker, pastor of the
church, of which the deceased
had been member for more
than thirty years. during a part
of which time he bad been an ell
der. Notwithstanding the rain
which fell during the service at
the church and alsONduring the
interment, which took place at
the old cemetery in East Lum-
berton, an immense crowd OF
people crowded every inch OF
available space in the church
many who could not get inside
standing patiently outside in the
rain.
Immediately after the corpse
was brought in a quartette com
posed of Mrs. l.. II. Townsend
and Messrs. G. B. Skipper, Ed
Freeman and A. 4. Parmele SAM
Lead Kindly Light. - 0the
hymns sung during the servic'
were, Nearer My God. II
Thee" Asleep in Jesus1. ant
Sometime Wen Ubderstand.
Mr. Baker paid feeling tria
ute to the life and characte
of the deceased, Of his devotio
to duty, and spoke Of how b
will be missed frOm the life {
the church, the town and tn
county. He was faith fuii tn
discharge of every duty, libert
in the support OF the church an
every worthy cause, and b
death causes a vacancy that
felt by all, regardless of age
station. .E-
Many out-of-town people attent
ed the funeral The h)raI o
fsrinss were many and6eaut
full. ... ..."
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Floyd. jai1er, $l3S. 95; Eagle
Furniture GO; mattress and
blankets, $5.25; G. J.. Faux,
conveying prisoner to Jail, So;
Lumberton Electric Light De-
partment, lights for February,
Sl7.65; Townsend Bros, .blan-
kets apd. mattress for Jail, So 80.
Totals S173 IS.
Miscellaneous-K. NJ. Biggs,
supplies: IS. 50; j. NJ. Dees,
work, So 10; Caldwell & Car
lyle, supplies, S44, 3O;Pope Drug
Co., supplies and salary for
county physician Or. H. T:
Pepe) $3.50; d.. Dalton, re
pairing bridge. at McBfyde's
mill in. Blue Springs township,
fS21.80;-sDr g.. W.: Barnes, at
tending smallpox patients, $40;
F. c. Mcneil, conveying Celia
Thompson to insane hospital,
$50. 80; county. commissioners,
five days and mileage from De
l.cember -16, 1907, to March 2.
1908: J, w. Carter, $50; A R.
.McEachern, 5000; c: A Oil
yertS35; A. L. Bullock, $35; D.
Z. Alderman 1.-TWO days, from
January O $50; D. w. Bullock,
five. days, clerk of the board,
1910; Make L. McRae, building
bridge. on dam at McRae's
mill, recently destroyed by fire
S.; T. J. Wooten, special coro,
nsr, holding inquestover Frank
Currie, $40; jurors in above
inquest, $3.50; c. H.McCai1um
serving subpoenas in above in
}quest, ST. 20. Total, $330.47
SO The following rebates were
allowed: ]. L. Britt, on 5000 il
Britt's township" oVer-valua
tion. A TIEA'dcox Howe 1lsviIle
$2,64, being exempt from pol
tax; Sam Locklear, Burn
Swamp, 2.64, On account o
disability; J. B. Edgerton, or
$50 in Back Swamp township
generalization; Virginia & Car
DINA Southern Ry., on 500
lit appearing to the board tina
TIE corporation omlgn IS. re
duced the valuation e of this roa'
= from 10000 per mile to to, Is,
900 per mile after the book:
! were placed. in the hands 9th
sheriff, and the. rebate was a,
Ilowedtin order to make settle
ment in accordance with tn
valuation as certified by tn
corporation commission Kings
: dale Lumber Co., 10000 /
= Britt's township, error in lis
, ing; Mrs. NJ. A. Nc Rae ST .0C
=, in Thompson's over-valuatiol
,, H. L. Curtis, 1888 in Whit
- House, generalization; Morga
!. Oil & Fertilizer Co., on IA
error by corporation commits
:, ion and in calculation; E.
J. Britt on 200 in Britt's tow
ship, error in listing.
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CARD.

This is to certify that all drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money if Foley's Honey and Tar
fails to cure your cough or cold
1t stops the cough, heals the lungs
and prevents serious results from
a Gold Cures Ia .gtippa coughs
and prevents pneumoniH and con.
sumption, Contains no opiates =
THE genuine is ina yellowpgckage.
Refuse all substitutes. N
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-09

Waxhaw Enterprise.

Wa4haW enterprise.
Easter comes later tlEi5s year
than usual, being deferred
ntiI ~ y 'ril 10, tn. Thrill
Sunday in the month. This
comes about through the tardi-
ness of the first :ull moon aft, r
the 2lst of March, which is the
basis of The. E.ster reckoning.
Aside from the sacrS,lness o.
The CELEBRATION, Easter has cone
'o'be largely colsidere / the o.
casion for "breaking" hew hats
and such apparel for women
kind. $3.50
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-09

Three women we're drowned
while boating on pond near
Greers, s. c., yesterday after
noon. They were in a skin
which carried ten people and
~capsized On account of being
oven loaded.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-09
A Ealr-Sized Audience Delighted
with the National Ladies' Quar-
bod. tSfie.

The National Ladies Qaartette
delighted a fair-sizod audience at
me 'pera house Friday evening.
Every member of the company
oaptiV1ted the audience aud every
nun o"r on the programme was
greeted with insistent applause
that would not be satisfied with
anything less than another nun
Der. Songs of Scotland, Ger.
many, Ireland, Italy, Spain and
Japan were given in costume, as
were also plantation melodies Of
tne South. Miss Grace Mildred
t'easy, soprano soloist, charming
ana pettp, was perhaps the f&s
r"Ii;e, though Mrs. Rhea Hall
; 5ehymer, coutralto, divided hoh:
F'rS with her, her rendition OF
Ny Rosary" with violin obi
garo by Miss Hazel Spith Wood.
ward, being the most. exquisite
single songs of the evening, and
the audience quite fell in love
With Miss Maud Cunningham,
whose quaint naturalness in her
character reading and musical
monologues was delightful,
The quartette work was excel
lent and the violin solos by Miss
Woodward were also very much
] opio,od f..