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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
GRAND RIDGE
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soeciaI to Tho Journal.

Grand Ridge, Fla. Sept. 15.-The
month of September came in with d
Drespect Of more than ordinary in
fereEt. On the first day occurred the
Porter golden wedding, which passed
off without the slightest hitch eXcep
that one hour before the beginning o
the. exercises. a heavy rain set IN
which continued for two hours, an
Tins prevented a large numper Q
friends from near by stations an.
many of the townSpeople from paruqs
Mating. but a goOdly crowd were pre-
ent. and everything passed as tug
reported in The Journal OF the 6th
slant 4 few more interesting fac
NAV he noted. Not one person
those who witnessed the ceTema
i fifty years ago was present at
The iudge has never called doc
for himself. or taken but Two press
| lions from a doctor in the eight H
i wears of residence at Grand Ridge II
4 nm until this 6ftieth wedding ann B;
sary. no one had ever presented =.
with a cane, and he had never car &
or used one for day IN his paStk
now to see ham pFomeaading anF
silk. gcid-handied umbrella, and
a nasn ficert gold7headej csRea !
spectacle -
The jackson County Singing
4 tveutioa. CONFESSED of singing A.
: from the east haif OF Jackson -
held its seniannual singing
Pres bvterian church on Saturas
: Sunday. the 18th and 18th instkH
ers from Hickory Grove, Baseon IL
II more, Deilyood. ProviseRce,
! and Cypress were present, and
= ed in the grad chorus. The
n Of leaders and want OF proper lin
q cation Of most of the classes,
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RUTH

Pensacola, Mary Esther ana 6oseS MAN
Line.
lanes Ier4stid- Capt
Aaxas EandSne MONDAY, "wednesday ans
yzrisiax AT T:so a. M making reE1zteI sseRS
al Harris. Mary Esfrzsx, camp NSAes1'
Destin and Beggy- -ao,,
Ret1lrning leaves BoSgy Tnesosy'
ThTrsfay and Saturday - S-es q HA-s AZ
riving Pensacola L 80 p m
Passenger and freight SerEtSe- ~,
For rates apply to D. M Wlthe[Il! !, !;
f,arfractor and Manager Landing as
south Paiafex- Phone Csc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17
Best the World Affords.

1T gives ME UnboUnded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve, -
says J. w. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. y.
C.. Il am convinced it's the best salve
the world affords Il cured a feIon on
my thumb, and it never fails to heal
every sore, burn or wound to which il
is applied. 25c at all drug stores
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

A lot of old newspapers.
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, &c a bundle, at The Jour
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

lot Of old newspapers,
up in neat bundles for
DC o.: a bundle, at The Jour-
,ffice.
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ing illness, were placed at rest yes
terday afternoon m St MichaeFs
cemetery, large concourse OF sorrow
ing friends and relatives attending
the services.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

| Cand- Chancellor J. T. Wolfe will |
spaan Official visit to Rathbone Lodge |
INS 80, X. of P, tonight and it is de- |
lsUd that a good attendance be |
Rfsent
w. H. McDavid, who returned to
kensacola a few days ago from the |
tanama canal, where he had been for |
ne past three years, is not in as good |
s seait him He expects to faRe IKE fo5 10
test with the hope of recovery ~
y Twenty cases were docketed fof
trial in the recorders court yesterday
morning. OF this number three cases
were dismissed and fines amounting
to s54 imposed.
NJ N. Broughton has accepted the
,esifion of local agent for the Mobile
e Gulf Steamship Co.
The maximum temperature at ZEN
sacols Yesterday was SO degrees at
N. m. while the minimum was 20 de-
sgrees at 1 8. M Last year on tae
same date the maximum was "a de-
,erees and the minimum az degrees
The average maximum Tor THIS aate
is Sc degrees and the average hihi
mum IL degrees
There is to be a practice game
Thursday night at the Y. M &. A. O
those wishing to become members o
the basketball team. Mr.. Gilmore, tnt
pbvsicaI director. is anxious that az
attend this practice game
z NJ. Seasons. an enthusiastic Bry
an man from Milligan, was In IN
CITY Yesterday Mr.. Seasons say
they expect to get out 3 full vote |
his nrecinet as well as to raise can
raign fund for use in the doubtf'
states.
A meeting of the directors OF u
Pensacola Hotel Co. is TO be heIe [
aav in the rooms of the Chamo Der
Commerce for the purpose of discus
ing the revised plans OF the not
building.
Mrs. r. w. Hunt of Bowling Gree
XIV. is at the Lewis House, attend8
her brother, Cave Gambell, Ill OF
phoid fever.
The remains of John R. RobnS'
who died at his home on North Ter
avenue Tuesday night after ing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

HERE'S WHAT DID IT
Blue Ribbon Quality has made Blue
Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon popular for
IL years, and growing in favor every
day.
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n VIII THE COZ TNTQV
Do FOR TOBASCO SAUCE?

! De stored in Chicago The goods ac
corning 10 Titcomb. consist of oysters
ana tabasco sauce m warehouses val
ued at more than $780, 00 The ovS.
lers, however. TitoOmb alleges aro m
NJ TOT the market and are practicaII,,
yaluefess 'ii'
me company is Incorporated under
ne laws OF Maine and Louisiana Tfs
6 aea aqusrters are in New York New
- iiTdHS ana Chicago. It is declared
in the bill for a RECEIVER tho tt,C, q, go 20
headquarters until January I ,a0e
was on Avery Island, in the GuIT ~
NleXIco' and that the island is ono or
me ch'ef assets of the company.
Buy your winter supply of
Clothing at the Standard
Clothing Co.'S Fire Sale.
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of
COMPANYS Manufacturers Great Pensacola


crw erbr~t tn entire vpy eeno
o w get Of # u
co %
n y o Ft
b vii g " t opening day IF the safe terrific
#
quoted IN % ny -
of bg srgn ss rs Tn Pear Furniture cpn s ps to
dea s
now n pgt P
real e re P h BIZ ssnat ant
R
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

NJ n. Broughton has accepted tn
,esifion of local agent for the Mebll
q Gulf Steamship Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

There is to be a practice game
Thursday night at the Y. NJ C. A. oil
those wishing to become members OF
the basketball team. Mr.. Gilmore, tne
physical director. is anxious that al
attend this practice game
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

Mrs. B. w. Hunt of Bowling Green
Ky. is at the Lewis House, attend3n'
her brother, Cave Gambell, III OF "
phoid fever.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

A meeting of the directors OF the
Pensacola. Hotel Co. is to be held TO-
dav in the rooms of the Chamber OF
c Commerce for the purpose or dlscuss-
ing the revised plans of the hotei
building
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

Twenty cases were dockeoeu 10
s-,al In the recorders court yesterda.
ynorning. OF this number three case
we're dismissed and fines amounting
to s54 imposed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-17

The remains OF John r. ROBINSON
Who 8ied at his home on North Tenth
avenue Tuesday night after a linser'
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
Mortgages Sale Of Land

By virtue OF the poWer and authority
contaiuel IL certain deed executed by
H. L. Edens and vile, Jennie Edens, to
W. H Humphrey, dated the 1e4A day o:
October, 1885, duly recorded II Book Of
Mortgages No. 10. page IoI, in the Office
Of the Register OF Deeds Of Robson
county, and also by virtue Of another
mortgage deed executed by II. L Edcrs
and wife, Jennie Edens, 10 ". II. Hum
phrey. dated October 22nd, 1905, aAd re.
corded in Book Of NcrtSage Deeds 30
10, page 1856, in the ONCE 81 the BE EisteI
OF DSeds OF Robson eounty, the under
signed mortgage will sell at pnhlie aue.
ZION for cash ct the court house door il
Lutnberton, North Carolina, on Saturday
February Ist, 1893, ct IL O'Clock, aooa
the following lands in Robson coHsty
North Carolina. naRely:
| Bounded by the lands Of Daaiel Il
Nance, David Adams, c. A. Oliver aat
A. {. Oliver. BeRinHing at q stake il
center OF FAIR Bluff aRd Little Rock reat
at Large hickory tree, and runs Will
said road 1854 chains to David Adams
corHer;thence North ~ Est, 8. 10 chain
to stake on . ditch; theEce East as
chains TO stake with two pine pointers
thence North 4 y Ras<, 1850 chains I
Z: A. divers corner; thence Sonth 8
West, eS.I6 chains to . stake in the ces
ter OF Marietta road; thesee with the SeE
ter OF tAid Marietta road 9o.AS ehaiss {
the beginning ccrse-, Costaisiax s3J
acres, mere or les.
Said sale being made on account of d,
tanll in the payHent Of debts secured b
said mortgage deeds.
This 24th day Of December, 1877
| W. II. HUMPHREY,
| 1o-5meE Nerteaxee.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1903

The fix ny of railroad rates by
legislative enactment seems a
question so complex that it may
we'll give any man who IL not
perfectly familiar with all sides
of it pause. 1t would seem that
after the exhaustive invesuga
ton made Of this entire sbuject
when the matter was up before
the last SESSION of the Legislature,
the members of the Legislature
would know all about it, but new
phases of the question are COB
tinually coming up. Now yon
gee il and now you don't. Just
when it seems that the inVeStiga
ton has placed all the iaCorm&
ton necessary in the hands OF
the solons, something else pre-.
sents itself for consideration and
the whole question has to be
gone over again. The matter
has been complicated now by the
showing made by the receivers
OF the Seaboard regarding the
cost of operation as compared
, with income receipts under the
present rate, the old rate and
prospective rates. The Seaboard
is in evil case and is not able
to make ends meet at all under q
rate of even 3 1.2 cents. Besides
that, an army of railroad con-
ductors have petitioned for>a rate
of 3 cents, representing that O
less rate te>-ae&a1s a reduction in
salary for many of them and
loss of position for others. 1r
view of these things it would
seem to be the sanest aEd flares
thing to do to fx crate ever
higher than 2 1.2 cents, or a
least to give the Seaboard thu
benefit of a higher rate pntil bet
ter times dawn for it.
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An Interesting Prospectus.

d 1907 was great year for Evsrybodys
Magazine in business and in circulation
also editorially. The magazine produced
some Of the best articles of the year-bia
human fact stories which concerned the
whole country. As 10 6ction-Evefy
body'e published several OF the best st0-
ries that appeared in 1907.
For 1893 Everybody's Magazine has a
6ne array of Special Features. Brief
ly:-kenneth GrAhame, whose "GoldeH
Age" is quite the most delightful series
of studies of child-fife in the language,
has promised some charming new stories,
Samuel G. Blythe has looked over Lon
don, Paris, Berlin and Venice, and sized
them up in an unprejnd ced American
way; Edwin Itefevre is writing sketch
of ]. P. Morgan; Paul Latzke has done
Joseph Pulitzer and Tom Johnson; Vii
liam Hard is preparing a series called
The Woman's INVASION; and Elino!
Glyh has promised her diary in America
Besides these features, which shoUlt
administer little to the gayety and prof
il Of the coming year, there will be sem
o. Henry stories, stories Of Eleanor Alb
bot, Arthur Str;nGer, Harvey o Higgins
and few other real craftsmen, who's
work readers are accustomed to find u
Ever, body's.
Everybody's is SIS year, published
by The Ridgeway Company, UnieI
Square, New York. I-a1
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500. 90 REWARD,
Stair OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Ex AcuYlyE DuAKfMKAT.

NHkEKA3, of6cial ixfarmslios has
been received at 1'hh DnpaJiRe&t. tsLa:
DRA Wallace, late Vi RO6esea csHnty,
stands charged With the murder 81 Char
ley Watson.
ASe WHES EAs, Il sRpeRPS tkaS>ths
sid Dan Waiisce sss aeS tie stste, O.
SO eoseeats hiMseH that TIE ordinary SIC
cess OF law cannot be se.yed upes him.
Nov, THEREFORE,. ]. z. 3. Glenn,
Governor Of the State ef North Carolina
by virtue Of the authority in me vested
by law, do issue this my Preclaaat;on,
Offering a reward OF One Hnadred Dol.
lars, fer the app eheasios and delivery
OF the said Dan Wallace 10 the Sheriff 81
eobesou county at the CONT ko@se ir
LuInbeTt0n, and do eRiOin al oEeers q
the State and all eaod citiaens 70 ueSA
in bringing said criniaAl to justice.
Done at our City OF Raleigh the Istl
day OF January, In the year Of cur Iord
| one thousand, nise .hssdxed aud eixh,
and in the one bundled sud s2sA year o
our american independence.
| L. S. r. b. GLENN.
By the Governor,
A. II. ARRINGTo.,
Private Secretary.
I-EO-AmOR
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
Schedule "B" Tax.Paxera.

1t is important that all delinquent
Schedule 80" taxpayers MAXI sett!emeut
Of al arreaTages before February term .!
criminal coHTt. whes, under the new Law,
it becomes the duty of the sheriff to fur
nish R-1ist of all whe have rot paid 70
the lpdge presiding over the Superior
Court, the delinquonts TO be turned over
TO the grand jury by the Solicitor for in.
dictment. There are quite q number Ia
ar ears, and the eOmplioatisH that will
eHsue un!ess payment is 8ade imRedi.
ateiy win be interesting.
This tax includes the following: Law.
yeEs, doctors. dentist, horse dealers, liv.
cry neH. dealers in pistols and cartridges
Fireworks, cieAretts, bottiewoGks, real
estate, bonds, bicycles. brokers', hotels
etc. By renting At oRee will ssRd il
&. c. McEKII.f..
Sheriff Rebcsa Comfy, n. {.
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Death Of Mrs. Caroline F1eyd-
Occurred Last Evening at SIX
O'clock, = u

O'clock. u
Mrs. Caroline: Floyd, 70. years
cid, died at her home in Fairmont
last evening at six o'clock. She
had been an invalid for some
time, but the immediate cause of
death was 8: severe burn she re-
ceivsd last Tuesday evening. As
mentioned in the Fairmont letter
published in this, issue, it was
hoped that she would entirely
recover from this misfortune,
but death resulted. The burns,
which were on her back and
sides, were the result of q fell
when she was kneeing with her
back to the FIRE.
The deceased is survived by
! four sons, Gmong:then Mr.. A. J,
Floyd, one Of the leading mer.
chants of Fairmonb, and has 6
large family connection. She
was one Of the oldest ladies il
that whole community and was
very popular vltha everybody
She was q consistent Christian
and had been Q mem Der of Ia.
Baptist church Of Fairmont fol-
about bali a century,.
| The funeral took place THU
afternoon at one O'clocki service.
being conducted. by the paste,
OF the deceased, Rev. J. 3. Jack
son. The remains we're inferred
at the Baptist cemetery. e..
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
,ockerv. of Rockinvhan,

Dockery, of Rockingham. .
State organizers. H. Hobbs.
Executive com mittee-T. J. ".
Broome. J. e. Hyatt, Geo. B.
Mcleod.
The convention went on record
as being opposed TO immigration
promo,ed by commercial agents
who import 3 class OF undesir-
able people, but would welcome
that kind Of immigration which
| will bring among US industrious,
law -abidin { citiZans: -.
Tne committee on cotton pack
age recemme n ied-the use Of cot
ton bagging for wrapping cotton
and suggested that the executive
committee look into the matter
Of procuring 'thesmanufactUre OF
such a covering, in order to save
the farmers the expense Of using
the present kind OF ,bagging.
This committee also recommend
led uniform size for bales until
proper methods Of gin compress
sion can be secured en- individual
or connected farms. A further
recommendation was that cot
ton be securely housed when be
ing held from the market in
order to prevent The deterioFa
tion Of its grade.
The Smith-Allisoa. plan 70:
holding cotton eff the market was
adopted. The convention adopted
a resolution recommending thu
establishment of local banking
warehouses wherever the amour
of cotton raised lastifies, to loal
money to tue farmers in raising
7 and holding the crop. This vii
! abolish to atgreat degree tim
= prices" land will cause the cot
ton TO go to the warehouses in
stead of Oh the market.
The convention adopted q resc
luton advising the farmers /
= keep cut of debt IS much as Jos
!, sible, to raise home Supplies, an,
!. it @as accommodated that til
: assocIesion use It's endeasor /
, hritig about q closer relation ar
: a better understanding with tn
bankers and business men i
a general. The association Ell
dorsed the Davis bill in Congress
providing for the establishment
of agricultural schools IN ever
= compression district in the Uni
5 ed States. nrging the Souther
States to support this great edl
cational movement by establish
. ing such schools, appropriatin
= to their support an amount equ
, to the amount appropriated +
= the government.
- The convention was address,
>, - by F. H. Hyatt. treasurer of tt
= Southern Cotton Association,
' n e D. Smith, organizer, GIL
- others. The convention was
Is very successful one from evel
-, - standpoint. Its sessions close
- Wednesday. ~:s..:...,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
January.

The Raleigh correspondent OF
the Charlotte Observer writes
his paper that a canvas Of the
two branches OF the General AS
sembly seems to point unmis-
takably to the fact that Locke
Craig is far in the race for the
Governorship. He says that a
majority of the representatives
and senator's arc for Craig.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
Notice of Administration

Having this day guStiked Is Admins
tTstoE upon the estSte q r. ". celiius,
Jag claims agsiSst tkS 4td eStase to prs.
seat ea1ae to pc atmy FessdSpce ct Or
rum n. C., Sor to AeIhtSrt, LAwrescs
s. Proctor, By attorneys q iusabertou
N. c., on or before the 3oeh day Of De-
ceinber, 1908, or this uotsce viii be plead
Ia bar Of their recovery. AL persoas ia.
Sebted 70 tho ssid esxeba VII please nsa G
Immediate payment 10 tie uuASrslWu a
Dated this 3Yth day Of pseenaber, i0ss.
&c. NYR,
AdniuistraSof Of +. W. Collins.
Mcintyre, LaWrSAEe q PSNeeoF, After.
neSs f0F Admiu;ztFaoT, xs-Ss-Swon
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
LGtteFae aseC@F3Ick & Paul AAeR.
SSu1he81 ExGhaRac Fertilizers.

Moss Neck, n. c., jan I, es.
Aszfs. Me- srEiick & Paul,
Pembroke, n. c.
" Gezts:-please be sure and set NE
EoiAe more ID that S-3-4 Gukuo ma.1e BY
Sopthern Exchange Co., Aaxton, N. G.
think it the best fertilizer I ever lsa5l.
Think the name of it Is "Bull of Tire
Woods Zig Stick" Or sune SINGH
rAne as that. Yohrs truly.
I.9-im ". A. Ssgage.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

The bill providing for a State
prohibition election on the first
Thursday in August, which has
been passed by the Legislature,
meets with the approval 'of all
concerned. II it carries-and
there seems no reason to-aoubt
that it will carry by great Odds
it means tE-.t prohibition will bt
n effect after the frst of mex
January. - !.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

For Sa1c-The Robesonian Publishing
Company has a good secondhand print
ing press for Ssle. Any one contern
plating starting new paper would d.
we'll to see as before buying. The Rob
esoAiau Publishing Company.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

Advice to- Mothsrs:1 Don't iet
your children waste away, Keep
them strong and. healthy during
the winter With HOLSTERS Rooky
Mountain Tea. It iS the greatest
tonic for children Pure and harm.
less. does the greatest good. S5c,
Tea or Tablets. = D. AeNillan
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

John" What kind of tea do you
like hest7'' Prisoi;la-"Go-teee
some, but Rocky Mountain Tes
best, John-"Why Hollister'
Rocky Noudtain Tea best?' Pris
cilla-"It speeks for itself, John. >
Makes lovely compilations. J. d
Mcmillan b Son,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
Notice.

Estice i. hereby aivea that On the 18th
day Of February, 1883, application will be
made to the Ge9eTuor OF North COrolins
for the pardon of Frank McKeithau, cen.
victrd at November Term, 1ac.7, Of Robe.
son Superior Court Of retailing Fquos
and sentenced to sir r1onths in Jail.
This January 24th, 1908:
Ae1Htyre, lawrence s Proctor,
Attorneys for Applicant
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

It hlls the arteries with rioh, red
blood, makes new Hesh.s and
healthy men, women dad shildIsn
Nothing can take its place; no
remedy has done SO much good 40
HollistOr's Rocky Mountain Tea
3SS, Tea or Tablets. J. D. NcNil-
Ian q Sen.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

In the death of Mr.. J. H.
Ayrover, which occurred at
Fayetteville Thursday night,
the State loses enc Of its fore.
most and most widely known
writers. His contri butions to
the press will be sadly. missed.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27
Caldwell { Carlyle

Asks All People to Remember hat their Great
January Cash Sale Affords Great Opportu-
nifty to Purchase a Great Supply Of Winter
Remember our Great Assortment of First
Glass Goods. A Good, Large Clean Stock Of
RELIABLE QUALITY MERCHANDISE =
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

Governor Glenn gave a recer-
ton to the members of the Leg
islature and the State officers
at the Executive Mansion We'd
nesday evening.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

Miss Laura Fisher, of Moultrie,
Ga. is spending several days
here with relatives and friends
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-01-27

Our Mt. ELAN correspondent
tells of the capture the other day
in that neighborhood of a mon
Ster which locks like Il monkey,
makes a noise like n fox, and has
. tall like an o'posspm. Maybe
IL is a cub of that monster that
was killed some time ago.
BilI Cor Relief Of Ex-SheriH Me-
LeOd. r.
A bill for the relief Of ex Sher.
in Mcleod, INTRODUCED by Sena.
tor N. A. Mclean, Wis passed by
the Senate Friday, ard has gone
to the House. II
The bill authorizes and EN-.
powers the board OF road super
visors Of Robson county, in the
settlem emit OF road taxes for 1905
and 1894, 10 allow Ell Sheriff Me.
Iced credit for amounts over
paid by him to several townships
and requires payment Of bal
Ance due Lum berS Bridge and
osher townships, as shown in re
cent report OF b : d.0f audit anC
finance The hill allows ex-Sherif
Mcleod all over. Layments and e
the same mes Yer to the town
ships which have not receive,
their full allotment all to which
they are entitled, and which wa
apportoned TO them.
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Executors Notice.

Having this day qzali6ed Is eaecuts.
Of the last will aud testamest eS Casvell
Britt, deceased, this Is % Hotify all per.
sous saving c:aiHss agaiast the. estate OF
the Gid deceased. to pEcsezt them 70 III.
undersigned executor ProPe1ly astheati-
Gated On OF kefors the 7th Gag eS January
1923, or this sosice viii Be plead ia b..
o. their recovery. All rersssa indebted
10 said estAte will pie.se cake t1Beaia.s
payment. :.
Tbs JsaaaTy 4th, ISoS.
+ J. BRITT.
0noA x Exzcuter.
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Notice OF Dissolution.E

Netice Is hereby given that the Co part
nefsA' Up heretofore existing between the
undersigned, uHdet the GT1a Bsne and
style OF Parkt9u Drug Company, is here.
by dissolved BY mutual consent Dr. D.
). CuIrSe viii cOatiuus tle b1ssHesS in
the tortnGr name, And Is Vntitled 10 col.
leet all accounts owed to he fGrBe1 CO
partnership, and 3 liable fer, and will
settle. all outstanding ciaiAds 6galAst said
eo-paTtnershIp.
This Deee1Hhct IaslI,e 1907.
], G. HUGH
ID. .. cgRRIE,
I.I5%Mon RasxtoS, y, c,
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N0tlee-Any one who wants 10 buy
drawn cypress shingles can get came by
applying to Ira J. wilkins, BelIagny
N. G. II-lS