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Mortgages Sale.

~ virtue ~ POWER anu s,,,f.,,r;t,,
obtained IN 4 certain mortgage dred -
-cuted to J. d n'iTews and w;fe In g.
line i. Mclean, tile undersigned MI,
sell at public auction for cash =, a.
'ourt hou'e doc: al I.allf,ert.,u Nj,
Carolina, on Monday, the nth ~. -
May, 1905, at IL o'cIvck. n.,c,,. III -
ewing lands III Robson county -.
In Blue Spring township. Roh,-,l,-,
county.
inst Tract BEGINNING at 4 st.t. .,
Livingston's line, Pretty Road. ami -
EAST 5 cham, 10 staAe and pine. The,
North S East, II so chat : /. st Ike ~
two pines; thence North % Yves, - ~
chains To stake and three Dines. ,b,.n+,
North IS IVES IS chains to a red ost
til nee Wet 80 chains L. a stake ,,j
two short leaf pin, 5; thence South
Eas $3.50 chains q the be. inning r,,,
tanning IS acres, :nore or less
Second Tract Being lot No. / in r..
Partition Proceedings i'll the Supe-T,.-
Court of Robson county. emitted anil
Shaw and hers, against II. Mel NJ,
. Lean beg mining Il a take by 1na1,l- -,
Chisholm > line, Tie fourth corner 81 In,
No. 5, and runs its line South y rh.;r<
to Stake bv pile, its corner. IN ,rs
dlNlGlaS line; thence as sad line North
I S7H West, 20 chains to 4 stake and I'LL
jack poi tiers, i'll J. A. Curric line,
+ thence as his line North 10 West !,
chains to corner in Ull HOUSE Rr,r,l.
! thence up the various courses of .,,6
| branch 10 chi lioin's corner; thr;.,- a.
his lire South IS Eas 22.27 cilsip> II,
his next CO Her. thence as his neN, linz.
North p East, II-I9 cha ns Ia his u-,t
corner; thence as his next lie South *
East, ! so chains TO TIL lightning. CON
tanning II acres. being one third Il Lot
No. in the original division, and D, M.
a portion of TIE New GARDEN lands h..
queathed to Lima A. Mel .eam b, The Las,
will ard testament OF Alexander Purcell
deceased
Said sale icing made on account In DE-
fault of payment of the debt secured b,
said mortgage.
{. A MCLEAN,
Mortgage
NJ. X. NORMEET.
( Executrix. Assignee of Mortgaeee
! Mclean & Mclean, Attorneys.
4-9-4thurs
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We patiently call atten-
ton again, for about the 'Steenth
dozen time, to the fact that
under no circumstances does
The Robesonian publish arti-
cles when the name of the writ
er is not known to us. We
don't want to publish the name;
we simply want to know who
the writer is. We have commu-
nications before us now from
Rennert and Halls Mill which
have been kept out of the waste
basket until now simply as re-
minders to write this. We have
also before us a short article
about the "Lumberton" jail
that's what the writer calls it
and he writes at the bottom of
his spiel, Written expressly for
The Robesonian. Please copy"
Well, we can't and won't, but
it isfail right. He says it is in
better condition than any other
iail heeyer visited. and as he
writes eve are provided with
plenty of good wholesome
rations"-we did copy that
seems he is boarding there now
It would be real comforting tt
Sheriff Mcneil and Deputy
Floyd to read the nice things
this writer, who seems tc
owtrom experience hsw other
jails are kept, saysabout the m
He says they never hand pro
fame words to a prisoncr-bu
II We don't quit this we NIGH
as well publish the letter, whicI
we can't do; so that's all. S,
please sign and oblige. Than
you.
And thers'sanother one, toe
by ga cousin" Sorry; we sadl
drop it in the waste basket now
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Notice.

Pursuant 10 a decree of the Superior
Court of Baden county in a Special Pro.
ceeding entitled L. B. Love, Eliza 5
Love, Emily S. Love, Matilda Il. Robe
son, illus NJ. Love and I.illius NJ. Love
guardian of Alma and Ellen Love, and
K. r. Live, Z. P Love, T. d. Love.
Jeanette Love and her husband, Iohn
Fleming and Bartram Love, ex parte the
undersigned commissioner will offer for
sale for cash at the court house door in
EllZabethtOwn, n. G, at IL O'Clock, H..
on the first Monday in May, 1908, the
following described real estate, ali Of
which IS i'll said county of Baden:
First Tra,t-Containing II Ia acres.
AMI known as lot No 81 in the division
OF the estate of James Singletary, and be-
ing the lot drawn IN said division bv I.
B. Singlttary.
So Cond TraCt-Containing II Ii acres.
and Known as lot No. ID III the division
of tie estate of the said James Singletary,
and being the lot drawn III said division
by Richard Singletary. For better de
scrlptlon Of said lots reference may be
had to The report of the commissioners
who were appointed by the court to di-
vide the same, which report is of record
i'll The offiCe:of the Clerk of the Court for
said county.
Third Trsct-Containing SIXTY acres,
being the same land granted to William
Wills i'll 1888, lyit & and being i'll Hollow
township, Baden county, and for a BET
.er DIES ription reference may be had 10
the record of Baden county, book (22l,
page (5o9), in the Office of the Register
Of Deeds
Fourth Tract-Containing sixty-fouI
acres, lying and being in Hollow town
ship, adjoining the lands of T. D. Love,
ST., and others, being that tract of land
granted to A Z. Love in 1887, the de
scription more fully appearing in sal,
grant, in book (38), page 1861, in tht
office OF the Register of Deeds of BladeI
county.
This Tst day OF april, 1908.
T a. LYON,
| 4-94thus Commissioner
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+ XecutOr's Notice.

The undersigned, having qualified as
executor and executrix of the estate Of
William w. Prevatt, deceased, hereby
give notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
undersigned for payment and settlement
OH or before April Ist, 1909, or this notice
will be pleaded N bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate must
make immediate payment.
This April Ist, 1908.
LUTHER J. PREvATT. Executor. and
LIZZIE E. PREVATT, Executrix, of the
estate of William W. Prevatt, deceased.
Mclean & Mclean, Attorneys.
4-2-6 thurs
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Personals and News Notes From
Center.

Center.
Correspondence Of The Robexonian
Rev. E. A. Paul filed his reg
ular appointment here Sunday.
Among those who spent Sun
day here from Back Swamp
were Messrs. Tom Moore, Burns
Inman, Ambrose Prevatt and
Miss Maggie Kinlaw.
Mr.. Benton Stubbs was the
guest Of Miss Mary Howell, of
Oakton, Sunday.
Mr.. S. Mcintyre. of Lumber
ton, is expected to deliver pro-
hibition lecture here Sunday af-
ternoon. The public is cordially
invited.
Quite number from OaktoA
spent Sunday afternoon here,
among them being Messrs. John
and Percy Atkinson and Jasper
Walters.
Mr.. Brant Atkinson was the
guest of Miss Mantha Floyd, of
Fairmont, Sunday.
Miss Agnes Leggett, who lives
near GAINESVILLE, spent Saturday
night and Sunday here Mr..
Sandy Mcneil, of Lumberton,
spent Sunday here.-Mr. Wright
Prevatt spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Maxton.-Mrs~ Nc.
Kellar, of Boardman, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
o. T. Atkinson, will return to her
home Tuesday. Miss Eva Atkin.
son will rccompany her and re
main a short while.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Collins, of Lumber.
ton, spent Sunday here.-Mr
and Mrs. Arch Spivey and little
Miss Emma, of Lum be rton, spent
Sunday here.
Center, N, c, April %, 1908,
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FAIRMoNE NEWS LETTER.

Town officers NOm1na1eU-nOrSC
Racing May 15Ih-Resolusions
In Favor OF Prohibition Adopted
by the Methodist Quarterly /
COnfsrence-AP Prohibition Rally
TO be Held On May 22d-Other
News Notes and Personals.
OF The Robesonian.
Rev, W. w. Willis was right
sick last week, but We are glad
to hear he is improving.
Mr.. F. L. Blue and little son
went to Spartanburg, S.. C.,
last Friday to spend some
time with relatives.
Miss Sudie Edmundson visit
ed Charlotte last week, return
ing Sunday morning.
Alta mass meeting of the citizens
of the town last Friday night
the following officials were nom
mated: Mayor, J. P. Brown;
aldermen, A. S. Thompson, f.
L. Blue, J. D. Mclean and E.
V. Mcdaniel.
The horse racing for May
the fifteenth promises to be
quite interesting Several new
entries hive been made recently
and no doubt the crowd will be
large again.
The Ashpole Furniture Co.'S
stock is being scld at cost and
is being quickly disposed Of.
Rev. DR.. Moore, of Rocking
ham, preached some magnih-
cent sermons during the ses-
sion of the quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church last
Saturday and Sunday. 1t was
a very pleasant and profitable
occasion.
Rev. ]. B. Jackson and his
congregation of the Baptis
church kindly called in thei1
services on last Sunday morn
ing and went to the Methods
church.
The temperance forces hav'
called OH the ladies of the tow1
to organize this week to hell
better in the work. They arr
also planning a big rally Oh
May 22nd, and hope to hav'
Gov. Glenn with US.
Mrs. Mary Ivey was on tn
sick list last week but is improv
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Gran
} than, of R. F. D. No. 3, wer
= in town last Monday to sc
their daughters.
> The Pitnan Brothers ar
! hauling brick on their lots ne1
=: A. J. .Floyd's store. where the
), expect to build a handsom
j, two-story store in the near II
/ ture.
D We are requested by til
t stewards of the Method
? church to send to The Rob,
SOnian the following resolution
d passed in quarterly conferen'
e last Saturday:
h ave, the quarterly confe
n ence of the NJ. E. church,
e session this the 25th day (
S April, 1908, resolve, that '
:, y: are in hearty sympathy with Il
y great move now on to rid OF
: e State of the great curse ofinto
/ icating liquor, and heret
IS pledge ourselves to do all
le our power to rid our State
'r said evil; and We earnestly al
h sincerely urge all our people
H. put forth every effort posslb
v, in the interest Of prohibition.
~ ~ Mr.. H. B. Ashley, of R
N Springs, spent Sunday in tov
m on his way home from Cha
a bourn, and was warmly greet
oil by relatives.
is Mr.. Bascom G. Glass, of Ma
=, ton, was the guest of his brot
tn er-in-law, Mr.. G. A. Floyd, l;
~ Monday night.
v, Fairmont, N. c., April %, Z
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The Illinois Democracy on
the 23d adopted the unit rule
and instructed its delegates to
the national convention at Den
yer toyote for William J. Bry-
an and to "use all honorable
means" to secure his nomina-
ton.
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Sale of Town Lots for Tax
es and Cost.

On the first Monday in May, 1908, l
will sell at the court house in Lumber
ton, North Carolina, to satisfy Town
Taxes for the year ending May 3Ist, 1905,
the following property, towit:
One lot and store house west of Lumber riy-
er, J Mccormick, for S23. IL taxes and cost
One lot North Lumberton, G. W Smith. Tin
neT), for sE-42 taxes and cost.
Oae lot west of Lumber river, Chas jenkins
for $l4. o. taxes and cost.
One lot West Lumb4rton. W Mcneil. non
resident, for -,46 taxes and cost.
One lot Moth Lumberton, Narcis Monroe fer
s. ~ Ia KS ana cost.
o." lot North Lumbsrtol Hannah Bailey,
fol- 81 "a taxes and cost.
One lot westtG Luna her river, Ellen Jenkins
for ! 10 taxes and cost.
One lot west OF Lumber river r II Norris
| non resident. for $5.42 taxes and cost
One lot North Lumberton. Jim BRYANT. foi
1896 taxes a1d cost.
One lot West Iun berton. Ella Gilmore. foI
Sj.S6 taxes and cost.
One lot west of Lumber river Prince Nc.
Queen estate. for s. AZ taxes and cost.
This April Ist, 1908.
F. J. FLOYD.
Tax Collector.
4-2-5thurs
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of Charley Singietary, deceas-
ed, late of Robson county, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased.
70 exhibit them 10 the undersigned al
Lumbert0n, N c., on or before the 27th
day of March, 1909, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This March 18th, 1908.
w. w. SINGLETARY.
Administrator.
L. J. Britt, Attorney.
3-26-6thurS
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Rigs Little Liver Pills for bill
BUSINESS and sick-headache. They
clean the system and clear the ekin
Price 25o. Try them. Sold by J.
d. Mcmillan l. Son.
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For Ssfe-ioJ acres land. Runs with
in two hundred y-rds of Bankers High
School, adjoining the lands OF A. a.
Bethune and l.. Shaw B. +. Townsend,
I.umbeTtou, N. {. 2-!o-t
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For Reut-The o : Ces occupied by Drs.
Rozier & Knox, Oh first floor Of Bank
of Lunberton building, will be for rent
after January Ist. Also 5 offices on 2nd
floor of same building, Also two or three
good farms for rent. For further in
formation see Geo. B. Mcleod, Lum-
bcrton. N. c. 1876
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Notice. viii rent at reasonable rates
launch, with engineer, for parties '''
string TO go on thu river. w. II. lryamt,
IunbcrtOn, y. Z. I-3o-t
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BJ5INnioo BUILDERS

Try ali ad in this column. Whether Ii
is house to rent, sUiAe.hinP yo' rave
fox sale, or SONS thing you want 10 ouy,
The Robescnlan Want Column
will bring the results.
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A Remarkable Insurance Fraud

~ AeCAhAoA AoWIG INSURANCE cEAuUs
Raleigh Correspondence, 27th, Wilminstt n
Star.
The arrest of w. J. Mills in
Philadelphia at the instance of
the North Carolina Department
of Insurance brings to light one
of the mostremarkable insurance
frauds perpetrated in North Car
DINA in a great while. Accord.
ing to an official statement by
Insurance Commissioner Yonng
the circumstances are that five
years ago Mills was representing
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, with Charlotte as
h ?adquarters and he went to
Laurinburg, Scotland county, and
collected in one day 5000 in life
insurance premiums from Mrs.
Hattie W. Bryant, who is now by
a subsequent marriage Mrs.
! H little w. MCLAUGHLIN. This
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but leaving below protection
which must have saved scores
from death.
suffering have come many re-
citals of remarkable expert
ences of which the following is
ty pical:
At Amite, La, when the tor
nado appeared there were seven
persons at the dinner table of
Mr.. Hamilton Warmers home,
including three children. One
of the diners, Claude Bennett,
the whirling cloud in time to
shout a warning and rush out
doors, but the others remained
in the dining room. The wind
in a second tore off two doors
on opposite sides of the room,
and an astonishing procession
of live and inanimate objects
began to pass through these
doors. First came a calf run
ming before the wind. The ar.
imal jumped over the dining
table and went out the opposite
door from which it entered.
Afterward came a horse which
after one or two Frances about
followed through theexit taker
: by the calf. The three children
! sought refuge under the dining
table and no one in the room
S was injured.
: To-day has been one 0
relief measures throughout tn
3 wrecked district. The ruinet
5 towns have been visited b,
S thousands of spectators. YER
n many of whom went with fev
= dollars in their pockets to di'
u tribute among the needy. Shed
e made from the wreckage hav
i become the homes OF hundreds
n Small parties of men on hors
Is back have gone through coul
" try districts taking inventorit
+ of the assistance needed and rel
dering aid where it is most me-
essarY. At least a dozen reli
of funds have been started in a
Of many cities and in New 0
d leans Mayor Behrman has ca
m ed a meeting of the heads
r. business institutions for tomo
re row to take charge of reli'
I'd from here.
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TOWNS DAMAGED,

Following is a list of the 46
towns reporting more or less
damage and most OF which are
quite small:
Louisiana: Lucerne, Ken
more, Lamourie, Richland,
Amite, Tessie, Pine, Angie,
Franklinton, Sheridan, Award,
Eunice. Total II.
Mississippi. Giles, Bend,
Purvis, Church Hill, Lorman,
Tillman, Melton, Baxtcrville,
Braxton, Sunfower, Wahlaka,
Wingate, Columbus, Walls,
Fairchild's Creek, Quitman S
Landing, McLaurin, McCallum,
Winchester, Pine Ridge. To-
tai 10.
Georgia: Chipley, LaGrange,
Harris, Griffin, McDonough,
Locust Grove, Cedartown, Cave
Springs, Colum bus. Total 9.
! Alabama: Albertville High
Mound, Hatton, Leesburg, Set
Element, Huntsville Total 6
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Timber Wanted.

Wanted to buy pine, cypress or juni-
per. Write quick to
Bee Gee Mfg Co.,
Lumberton. y. c.
4-27-Im
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Work Guarantecd-Ih

t1un a starch that Will maze your
linen white and stiff. Give lie chance
to shoS you what l can do. Work
guaranteed der Wing, tue Chinaman-
10
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entered as second-clsss matter at the Post
office so Lumbertou, n. q, unoer the Ao' "
Congress Of March Srd, 1897.
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Office over McNIillan's Drug Store.
Calls answered promptly day or night.
Home at residence OF Prof. ]. r. Poole.
4-z7-tf
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4-9-4thllr

EXeCutriN. Assignee OF Mortgagee
Mclean & Mclean, Attorneys.
4-9-4thurs
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15
WINGFIELD IS
Interested IN
round MOUNTAID

Captain A. H. Mayne, president of
the Round Mountain Combination,
made visit to the camp during the
past week. With him was William
H. Erb, secretary, and Mr.. Roarick.
One of the principal members of
the party, however, was H. G. Cutler.
field man for George Wingfeld, who
came over expressly to make an ex
animation of the Combination
ground.
The portion of the acreage especi-
ally visited was that which has been
exposed by the hydraulic operations
to bed rock. Here samples were
taken from the various seams and
gashes in the rock and assays as high
as $4,000 per ton were the result.
The screenings from the entire
ground uncovered goes away up in
the values and it is believed that big
steam shovels are practicable to work
the entire property and it is possible
that some such scheme will be con-
sidered and financed.
Some of the richest auriferous soil
which has been washed by the hy-
draulic nozzles has come from the
acreage of the Combination company
and it also adjoins the famous Sunny
side group of claims owned by the
Round Mountain Mining company on
which is located the Sunnyside divi-
dend paying mine.-Round Mountain
Nugget.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15

ordered hoists, which will be install
ed within three weeks.
BY the way, the new owners of the
Clifford properties are spending
money for the construction of good
wagon road to Goldfield, and are
sending all their trade there. Mr..
Conner voiced the sentiment of the
people of the Clifford district in that
they would much rather come to
Tonopah, inasmuch as Tonopah is
their county seat, and that Tonopah
should get busy on the proposition
of good roads. Otherwise, when the
Clifford road is completed, the entire
north Kawich trade will go to Gold
field. And, by the way, there is an
other inducement for them to go
there. For instance, side of bacon
which sells at % cents at Clifford,
cost 80 cents in Tonopah, and but 10
to 20 cents at Goldfield. And many
other things accordingly. The people
of Goldfield seem to realize that these
are not the old bonanza days, but
that values have reached more
stable plane.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15
GREAT PROSPECTS
OUT AT CLIFFORD
Buyers of Clifford Mines are Going Right After
the fietdI-Other Good Finds are Being Made
in the Clifford Vicinity, and Several
HOSTS Will Soon be in Operation.

T. J. Conner, of Clifford, came to
town yesterday and will go back to
the Clifford camp today. He states
that things are looking fine there,
and that Clifford is to be one of the
best camps in southern Nevada. The
owners of the main Clifford group of
properties have made arrangements
for active work in developing their
properties, and the big gasoline hoist
which has been shipped to them will
probably arrive at Clifford today. 1t
is now en- route from Goldfield to the
camp. The hoist will be operated by
an eighteen-horsepower gasoline en-
CINE, and is the best made.
Russell and Cahill, late of Round
Mountain, and who are developing
property some 800 yards to the north
of the Clifford property line, have got
their shaft down fifty-six feet, and on
Tuesday broke into an ore body
which is as rich as anything the Cliff
ford has ever shown. No assays have
been made yet, but the ore is shot
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15
DAISY STOCK
IS TAKING A
RAPID CLIMB

which being worked in
Goldfeld price jumped to
$1O5 bid .
with $1.O7h asked.
Daisy still ecent regarding the operations
authentic
nsnuaion that
Damondfeld
Bush street exchange in the city
published but rd
the had foundation than at
it. g
Tuesday several other
Francisco Monday
seller Wednes
continuation of heavy
49O changed hands, closing IL
$124 Booth advanced from 35 to 43
. with 1000 shares the board
the neghborhood of $11O it is
sold IS
February rs of last in big
y around So 20 share. VI Na
said to disposed of his interest in the
while Colonel O. p Posey according
$4O5
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15

with free gold, and paintings yield
gratifying results. The bottom of
the shaft is still in the ore body, SO
Messrs. Cahill and Russell have no
idea or knowledge as to it's extent or
direction. They will continue sink
ing the shaft until the ore formation
has been cut through, and then will
commence drifting and taking out.
ore. The gentlemen believe that they
are developing a paying proposition
from the start.
Messrs. Feltmap and Quinn, who
are starting to develop property a
mile north of the Clifford, have
a great surface lead to follow down.
They have been panning free gold
from the roote of the sage brush, and
from indications believe that they
have the goods where they are To-
Gated. Mr.. Conner was out to look
at the property and thinks it looks as
fine at the surface as anything he
has seen.
Three other properties which have
been leased will be developed right
away, and the leasers have already
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15
GUARDIANSHIP
LETTERS ASKED

G.. B. Welsh yesterday made appli-
cation for. letters of guardianship of
Burley Frenzey, Leonard Frenzey,
Udal Frenzey and Jay Frenzey,
minor children, whose parents re-
Gently died at Cherry Creek. Mr..
Welsh is grandfather of the children.
The case was set for November 2,
when the petition will be acted upon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15

Day Books, Cash Books and
Ledgers bound to order.
A Handsome Stock of Loose
Leaf Ledgers and Billing Sys-
TENS now on hand