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Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
By oabIs 60 Toe Dailv Gateway


 Seattle. April l6-The steamer Port land sailed from here last night. On board k Captain Benson, bound for Kodiak, and also Captain Buddy for Cordova. both belong to the coast geo. detic survey party.
 W. D. Madison is a passenger and iS taking with him a big crew of men to work the mines in the Tyonok dis trict.
 Captain Gencraux Heney and Fitch, together with professional diver are on board going out to inspect the steamer Saratoga.
 There are but few passengers for Fairbanks on the Portland.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18
ROOSEVELT
 PLANS VOYAGE
President Will Make Trip Around the World at Expiration
 of Term of Office.
sy Cable to The Daily gateway.

Washington, D. C., April l3-Presi- dent Roosevelt is planning a tour around the world. He expects to start on the voyage at the expiration of his term of office, and must consequently postpone his proposed trip to Alaska.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18
SEWARD STEAMERS

Dora; in port.
 Portland; sailed from Seattle 18th. Northwestern; sailed from Seattle Is. Bertha; in Seattle. Jeanie; sailed for Seattle 10th. Santa Clara; sailed for Seattle 1lth. Yucatan; sailed for Seattle 18th.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18
Ry Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, April I7-Steamer North western sailed from here last night for northern ports. The Bertha arrived from the north this morning, The Santa Clara is due tomorrow.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18

A large assortment of fancy and plain dog collars at J. L. Graef's hard ware store.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18
RECEPTION
 FOR THE FLEET
BattIeShipS Reach San Diego and Governor Gillett Will Re-
 Ceiye Visitors.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

San Diego, Cal, April 1.-The Pa cifc battle fleet with Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans in command will ar rive here at | o'clock this afternoon. Great preparations have been made for the reception of the fleet by Cover nor James \. GiUett 1000 visitors are here.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18
WAR SECRETARY
 MAY RETIRE
RumOr That Assistant in State Department Will Succeed
 William H. Taft.
sy Cable to The Daily Gateway.

by OdDIe IV AHV U"IIS N100""5'
 Boston, April l7-It is reported here that Assistant Secretary of State will become Secretary of War July l, at which time Secretary of War William II. Taft will retire.
Seward weekly gateway., 1908-04-18

We have founded an institution in which the people can deposit their money with a feeling of the utmost confidence and safety.
 Bank of Seward.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
READY FOR AQUEDUCT.
Programme Book Of Quccn8 County
Jockcy Club Issued.

The programme hooks Of tho Queens County
Jockey Club for the spring meeting At Aqueduct.
which begins on Wednesday, were distributed
among horsemen YESTERDAY
The Bayside Steeplechase and tho Carter Hand
cap of $1,000. at seven furlouEs VIII he the stake
attractions on the opening DAY. The Rose Stakes
for rwo-y yeav-od FLIES at five furlougs. is the tXt-
Cor Thursday, while tho Union Stakes FOR three
year-olds. at seven furlonss is down for decision
Friday.
Two stakes are the card for saturday-thc
Winfield Steeplechase and the Freeport Handicap.
at seven furlongs for -year-oIds and upward
for which such good horses have been named as
Riheman. Cairngorm Jaconite. Gretna Green, Gorj-
fer. oxford, Don Enrique. DR. Gardner and Jack
Atkin. among others
Fred Rehberger. the racing secretary. has framed
the conditions Of the overnight with his usual
skill. and big and well balanced fields are assured.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
RESULTS OF REVOLVER TOURNEY.
Lieutenant Reginald H. Sayre Heads List Of
United States Association Contest

Thomas lie Boutiliier. ID secretary OF the United
States Revolver Association has announced the
result Of the annual indoor touTnameut Of that
organization. held from March 15 to =. inclusive
There were one hundred and twentyeight entries.
representing fourteen different states The matches
were held Portland Ne; Boston. Spring
field. Mass. Providence New York City, Paterson
=. J.: Baltimore. Pinehurat. y. c.; Louisville
New Orleans, Dayton. Ohio; Chicago. ST. Louis
Des Moines, Iowa; and San Francisco. The hrst
FIVE contestants will be awarded medals eu1bleuatic
Of national championship honor and the drst three
contestants in each state medals emblemaJic OF
state honor. The five best scores follow
Lieutenant Reginald r. Savre. New York a..
state R. NJ Ryder, Paterson, y. J., $50. William q.
Krieg. Chicago. +55; A. p Miller Oakland.
Cal, 4S3; Roland P Prentvs Chicago. 49, The
conditions were fifty shots on the Standard An1er-
can target, al twenty yards borh for revolver and
pistol The first three in the pistol charnpionship
were. Roland ?. Prentys. Waiter H freeman and
Lieutenant 2. + Se-rs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
COLUMBIA BEATS N. Y. 7.
Ne5c Workers Rally IN Ninth and
almost Tie Score.

New York University's baseball team suffered
defeat at the hands Of Columbia Yesterday. on
Ohio Field. by q score of 70 : With the score
to in Columbias favor, New York rallied in the
ninth inning and made five runs.
Lee, Columbia's twirer pitched good ball for six
innings, and then he was relieved by Bant CIorsch
held the Columbia hatters well in hand. but mis-
support was poor Kimbel hit him for home run
in the sixth inning.
In the latter half Of the ninth inning. Manowitch
walked. Marven ran for him and reached second
on Fisher grounder. Hayes made an error and
Fisher was safe first. Marven tried 10 steal
third and out Fisher stole second. Van
Hauren walked David singled. scoring Fisher.
David stole second. Frederoks hit for base,
scoring Van HRuteu ana David. Gorsch made 4
home run. scoring FTedericIs. Vessels was out on
4 hit 70 first. The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
DEFEAT FOR YANKEEV
SHELTERS WHIP THFp
New Workers Get Surprise in Gon.
1Cith Jersey Citu

The New York American Learn.
Jersey city OF the Eastern League ar J.-.a,- :.
yesterday by score OF TO > II wa -. -
local exhibition gsm- the YANKEES hav. - ~
since their return home from their so1.b-- -
tics trip. large crowd OF local roote-. -.
journey TO Jersey City 10 get line On -. ,.u =
srs. only 70 return home dissppoiurss 'sH
Skeeters outpiayed them N all dspartm.n., :. = =
game.
Both sides neldsd poorly. and had I. -.
for the work of the jersey City men In tni. -.
they would have probably scored a shrr-or. =
berfeld the star shOrtstop for the Yanks.-
not IN trim. and the two errors credited -
him figured prominently N rhe scoring sssLT -
nav left fielder. made the other error cha-z,-f =
the New Workers. but AZ the same tim. l.
OF rhe two hits made ~ the Highlands. =.
Of which came in the last inning
AS few chances came their way. NEs. :. -.
base and Blair. behind ths bat had Hrtl- -.
runity 10 show their ability. Hughes pit-b.s =.
first four innings and tnen retired n A. ],
DOYLE when the Je-seyftes had -orur,z-..
lead. Moore vas N the box for Je-ssv Cirv 80
the hrs1 three innings of the Eans and -.
Mason was sent in take his place Both IL =.
work
The jersey men Won ouJ in ne third in-,,z
when they scored three runs With Moor. orr :
strikes Clements started th~ r1n WITH 4 ss-.,
bazrer 20 the left Gsid fence. and thez cana =
ing in on a wild pitch Bean Eot 70 A-st or -
wide ones. and On Elberfeids nu1 oe a ~,
from Hughes ne reached third Hanfo-d rhe- H.
70 centre for home run. bringing IN Bean ana.
Of him
The Sksetsrz were frsJ % E-o-- n =. 1ps--,
inning. when Clements drew a pass aavzacao !.
q sacrifice and came home single By Dez-z-
The Yankees svened up matters n the secoad ~
ing when Chase got 70 third owing 70 Moo-s.
wild throw of his fy. and crossed The pIars on u.
throw-in OF Conroys long fly
Jersey City's hnal run vas made II ne tsu-a
inning Stahl rnisJudged CiesJnsyer's hit. zat 4.
runner got TO second vandeTgrit- vas safe a. IN
on EIberfelds wild throw. which allowed Gs--
never to get TO third Mason hit n EIbers.s
Who threw 20 Niles. forcing vaude-g-ttr al ssco.s
nut C5estmeyer tailed on the pay. Al s--or n
RockenfeId allowed Keele- 70 ger % h-s- IN "a
ninth. The latter reached third on S-ahl's stnzi.
and romped home on EIberfeld's single The sco-s
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
DOUBT OYER REFEREE.
Many applicants for the InternH-
tioral Billiard Tourney.

A.. ,,,.xn.ctadlv some considerable dispute has
artran among amateur billiard players as TO the
raferee that may of1ciate in the interndIOha' anna
teur billiard championship tournament Al H7oF
ing Of the committee Of the National AssociAl4''
of Amateur Billiard Players AT the Liederkranz'
--bo-e tho tournament is to be held. Il be-
ran,e evident that there several canoidates
FOR +b. positton of referee and that while Ed
ward Mclaughlin. the veteran professional VINO
has SO often ofhcisted here. had the majority or
the billiard following with him. there we're others
who strenuousIv insisted that the merits Of mum
Der Of men should be considered
A committee Of three. including Edward ". Gard
ner Dr. A B Miller and J. Ferdinand Posgen-
b,rg was appointed to consider such applications
and candidates. Two Of these-Frank keeney. the
former amateur OF the Hanover Club. BROOKLYN
and E H sempie Of the Chicago Athletic Asso-
cs ston-have shown strength for the position which
Mclaughlin usually held Semple has OfHciated In
all OF the Western tournaments and matches most
satisfactorily and at least member Of the com
rnfttee strongly favors bringing the Westerner 10
the Liederkranz TO render decisions
Ora Morningstar Charles Harrer. best known "a
a fancy shot professional and Tom Gallagher are
among those whose names have also been present
ed It is expected that the merits Of these c4nd-
dates for referee will ne thrashei out and that the
names OF two or three viii he presented 20 the
players for their consideration.
J Ferdinand Poggenburg one ot the American
aspirants for the championship. made OF -
yesterday in a game with Edward Mclaughlin Al
the Liederkranz clubhouse The latter won BY the
narrow margin OF 400 points 10 ss5. The score
follows;
MfLsuEhTo 4f si ia as i Is Is 20 / 40 q : . . . L
% s Total 400. average. II 4-36: nigh runs. a5
: Posssneurg @5a ? @ o 70. = q 10 l 2 2
II 0 ! 1o Total. $50. average 10 25-3s. high runs
12e Sc and as
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
HARVARD LOSES FIRST GAME

Cambridge. Mass. April 1.-THE University of
Vermont team defeated the Harvard nine in the
first baseball game Of the Harvard season here to-
day by a score Of 10 g. The visitors PLAYED a
strong game, fielding we'll and ably supporting
Collins who struck out six men and kept down
the Harvard hits. Harvard put in several new
men 10 try them ont. benching their veterans
Lanigan n left field, and Arousou in centre mace
good both IN the field and at bat. but Keefe. at
right held. let in run in the sixth and was re
placed. The score by innings follows.
Il r. =
Vermont ..-.-..--2 q % 4
Harvard ...-..--.0 @ . @ ID :
E3atteres-V Vermont. Collins and burlington; fFa--
ward. Slater and Currier. Umpire Callahan Time.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
CRIcKETERs WHO WILL co ABROAD.

With definite acceptance from ten of the twelve
players selected. the Associated Cricket Clubs OF
Philadelphia have announced the team which viii
represent them in England this summer. They are
J. a. Lester and c c. Morris Of the Merton Cricket
Club: +. II BohIen. p. r. Clark, O. :. Patterson.
T @ Jordan Y. z. Graves and ?. = White Of
Germantown A n Wood and J. 3. King, Of Bel
mont, c. a. Winter OF Frankford. and H. V. Hor-
dern. Of the University Of Pennsylvania Two more
names win be added 10 this list before the men 20
abroad. in June.
In all probability J. A. Lester will act as captain.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS WIN

Philadelphia, April 1.-THE local Americans by
shutting out the Philadelphia Nationals IN a well
played game to-day the local spring cham
pionshp. The Americans took three games and
me Nationals one The score by innings follows:
p. Il Z
Nationals ..-...-... 0 0 Q o % /
Bstteres-Anerlcsns. Bender ard Echreck: Nationals.
Ritchie coyeIl Moren Doom. Umpires-Connoly
Erusie
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
The score follows
TotslE. ..--28 g Z = IS ! i
-Farteo for Taylor IN SIKH inning

.FSztieo Taylor IN sixth inning.
Giants .-...-.......-2 o : = Q -
ysle .-.--..-..-. .-..-.----.O ! d u o o o C-I
hrs-Fels =. Dorlin Sacrifice hitE-CTfford,
E7riovell Ie1ne2- Doyle Stolen nases-Slannon. =;
Doyle D0nliu. Double
rIs--TJevIiu Teuuey baaes-Cfiaurs.
Yale. . Bases bsls-Or Van Week. 8, Of Cusr.-
,rE . Sr-uc. ou1-By aTnes. 3. by Taylor >. Wise
. hv Week 3. by = Jones. J. H ny pitched ball
Wild pitcnes-Fan Nleck. Taylor. Tine
Eane-I-4o. Uulpire-Carsey.
Many Of the men on the New York Athletic
club were former college stars. including Reed.
Ffeuriuue Frambacn and Mckay The score by
innings Of the first game follows:
r. II. z
.5is5i .ojls .-------- ---------'---.- l-l4 10 ]
Batteries-Fo- Giant Colts Aaalarlev and Crsudar
ans snodgrass James. I. A. c.. Mckay and
Frarnbsch.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
BROOKLYN WINS SHUT OUT.

Evansville IND, April lI.-Brooklyn administered
coating of Whitewash 10 the Evansville nine TO-
day. winning BY q Of , 10 0. The game was
interesting throughout. The score follows:
RHE.
Brooklyn ..........-... ! 0 0 o o % ?
Evansville ------.--.-- q o o 0 0 % ]
Bstteries-Wihein Ritter; Dunn and Ferris
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
TRINITY WINS IN THE TENTH
Stevens Beaten in First Game on the New
Field at Castle Point

In the first game Of baseball on the new field a.
Castle Point the team of Stevens Institute lost 10
Trinity College yesterday by score Of to 8 A
stiff wind blew across the diamond and prevented
the players from showing their true form.
Trinity led up 10 the ninth inning. but At this
time Trinity pitcher could locate the plate
and forced three runs in tying the In their
half Of the tenth Trinity came back with two runs
and won the game. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
Msiss in the ninth inning

'b7tFeo foT MeiEE N he nInth In0inE
stevens. ......... ......- ; a.
Struck out--By w7odle j.. bv sturFes Fi-s, base
oI balLs-0f W0odle. i. of SJurges. g. Tupi-e-Air
Msl-on- Time Eanle. 9.lE
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
SCORES OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES

men. ]. I '''r IcsH
Of Virginia. 80 ''''ersitS
At Exeter. y Phillips Exeter. 4 St Ansaln,s .
Richmond College. ''~Ie' .
Al 4tants-tieorgts school of Technology. o: r-in
ity College tNorth Carolina. a. ~ 4'i"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

but did not bunch them TO advantage. Princeton
started the scoring IN the nrst inning with runs
10y Fish, Warwick and Sides. and made four more
in the third Heyningers clean home run 70 right
field ju tho sixth the feature Of the game
Tn" Princeton fielding was sDappy and better than
in previous games. The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
UNION LOSES TO THE ARMY

West Point. y Y April u-Wes1 Points base
BAH season opened here to-day in q game in which
the army defeated Union College by a score OF 3
TO l. The prevalence of d high wind did not pra
vent excellent fielding work. IN which the two
teams shared honors about equally. The score ov
innings follows
West Point. ..........o n q 4 n a -
Union .........-.......n o n o q "a .
Pa,ts-~s-tIyatt ana Reilly. Mountford stewart Dunn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
BROWN BEATEN IN BAD INNING.

Providence April 1.-Brown went TO pieces in
the sixth inning to-day. giving Massachusetts Aer-
cultural College six runs and the game by a score
Of 10 g. Cold and high wind mostly re-
sponsinle for the poor playing. Brown wac unable
10 hit Cobb To any extent and made errors AT
critical moments. The score by innings follows:
H E
NJ. 4 C-----..---.o q n = s
Brown .-....-----o q o. 2 3
Batteries-M. A e., Cobb and French. Brown
Nourse and Raymond Umpire, Rudierhsm.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

Three-bsse hits-YouuE. Home TunsCorsoh. kllt-el.
Sacrifice hits-Mowen, Manoyitch Van Houten stolen
bases-Manovitch. Daiu FIiedri-ks- Left bases
New York, G. Columbia. 3 Double -laEs-Banti TO MI
tenberger Struck out-By :. hv Gors-h 10 Bases
balls-OT Lee 8. Bauti, .. Off Gorsch, =. Hit by
pitchers-By C9o-sch 2 by Lee . Hts--OT Go-sch. 3;
of lee. g. Tupire-Nr. Time Of Earue-2o0
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
CORNELL WINS IN A sNowsroRM

Ithaca, y. T. April u.-CorneH defeated Colgate
tn the FIRST game Of The here this afternoon
n = binding snowstorEn by the Of O.
The game called st the end Of the sixth inning
on account Of cold weather. The score by innings
folloUE.
r,y-.n acknowledgements. 2 %
Cs5gs1e ....---...-..-- q n o-0
Eseser1-<-Css Lallv. Lsonard Cnspnza
Dz-1sr.-Frznk DFTsr. u Genera
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
PENNSYLVANIA DOWNS LAFAYETTE.

Philadelphia. April 1l.-Pennsylvania defeated La
fayette on Franklin Field to-day in an exciting
baseball game, Pennsylvania won in the seventh
inning on two hits, aided by TWO errors The score
b. innings follows
PeHnsylyania -..... % 1-5 I Z
Lafayette .....--... O o o . / ! % s .
Batteries-Peunsyivan Edwards and Matsou- Jara,
TWltUire Smith -~s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS
TIGERS BEAT HOLY CROSS.
Heuniger Knocks Out Home Run
for Princeton.
rsv Telegraph to The rribun,

Try Telegraph to The tribune
Princeton. N. j. April 1i-Princeton won an
easy game from Holy Cross to-day by score OF
10 to l. The visitors found Heyninger for five hits
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

Navy ..--.....-...-o o q o. ? 4
Buckneu -...--..-..O o o o o % .
T5atteries-Navy. Van Auku. Jones FIarnbsch
BuckneN, Northrok ana Hawk. Umpire ColIihouer OF
ashiuEton
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
ONE RUN WINS FOR NAVY

Annapolis April 1.-THE Navy baseball team de-
feated BuckneH by a score OF to 0 in an excit-
ing game the Naval Academy grounds this
afternoon. The Nays only tally was made In the
fifth inning With out Dague was passed TO
first by Northrok, stole second and came in by
fast base running Van ADKINS out at first
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
WESLEYAN DEFEATS RUTGERS.

Middletown, Conn, April u-Wes3eyan defeated
the Rutgers baseball team here this afternoon nv a
score Of Il to 2. The by innings follows:
Wesleyan .......... o o = 4 Ill II
Rutgers .--.-....... o 0 2 0 0 o 0 % ;
Etemke N0-'s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

Two-hase nIy-Roc keCte I
s7-S Home run-Hauro-o.
cav stolen uasA-Beau-
Rszas on naIls-DI HuE1s
oI+-Bv Moore. 8 by Ma
Oovfa Hit by pIrcusc q
Hughes J. DOYLE l. IN
3 a0O
sBarr-d f0r Hughes IN :!
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
HDLv CROSE

7riuc-iot. S n In
Holy cross ...-.-.. ! O. o a.
Tv-o-base btr-FIeyn,Ser. Horne run FIeynl Ser
stolen hasNS--S:des- Fish 20 Cashar ,2l. shaw.
sWeenez. b~lIr War"lot ~. Vaughn. Bases on balls
Hevusrer. =. ny Mansfield. . Sacrifice hir-va5Ishu
Hit 10y pitched hal-Flynu. Mansfield Umpire-iias-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
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Sacrifice rl--Besr. D.
Double r.z--Si'ss 30 -szss
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-12
DEAF TIL OF MR.. w. w. PREVATT.

Passed Away at is Home Yes
terday Afternoon-Funer
This Afternoon From Residence
Survived by wife and Sever
al Children-A Good Man and a
Mason.
Mr.. William W, Prevatt, aged
sc years, died at his home on the
outskirts of the town, on tn Q
Carthage road, yesterday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock, after lin
gering illness of several months.
Some lung trouble developed
from an attack Of grip which
the deceased suffered about II
months ago. and since that
time be bad been in very bad
health. He had been confined
to his bed foraboutthree months
and during that time had SUI
fered greatly and death was not
unexpected. Fhe funeral will
take place this afternoon from
the residence at l O'Clock. Ser
vices will be conducted by Rev.
g. Fl. Durham, pastor Of the
Baptist church, Of which the de
ceased had been a devout mem
Der for many years. The re.
mains will be inferred at the
family, bufying ground near
Center Baptist church on the
Fairmont road.
Mr.. Prevatt lived in Lumt or
ton for a nun Der OF years and
some twelve months ago he
moved to his wife's farm, in
Back Swamp township, but
moved back to Lum berton last
December. He was married
three times. He is survived by
his last wife and one child by her,
a boy about Is months old, and
several children by his first wife,
| who was Miss Amanda Mitchell,
daughter of Mr.. Miles Mitchell,
the surviving children of This
first marriage being: Mrs. Julia
Britt, who lives near Center
church; Misses Lizzie and May
Prevatt and Messrs. G. NJ, A.
w ". W., J. R., and L. J. Pre-
watt, all of Lumberton. His
-second wife was Miss Elizabeth
Williams, and his third wife, to
whom he was married about
three years ago, was Miss Vir
GINA billiard, of Back Swamr
township. Four brothers
Messrs. jim, lack, Dick, an6
/ Jordan Prevatt, all of this county
--also survive.
| The deceased vas a devon
! Christian and was ready for tn
final summons, which released
him from great suffering, whicI
he had borne patiently for man.
months. He was a Mason an,
his remains will be inferred wit
J Masonic honOrs.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-12
Notice Of Entry.
North CAROLINA,
Three-Button Sack, 495

North CAROLINA,
Robson County,. {
Te D. w. Bullock, Entry Taker for Rob
essn County:
The undersigned, p. X. S-aley. f
Columbus county, North Carolina. sat $
and lays claim to the following piec IT
parcel of land situated in Sterlings Nh
ship, Robson county, North Car>.,.,la,
the same being va ant unappro!ri. ted
lands subject to entry, to-wit:
Lying and being alb nut Z miles South
east of GAINESVILLE, 'ounded bq the lands
of Jaek Sealey, Jim Walters, Med. Waltcr rs
and said to contain 10 acres. more or less.
Entered this grid day Of March, 1908
4 K SEALNY.
Witness-A r Parmeie.
;3-5-4thurs*
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-12
JOHN T. BIGGS & CO., !a4sszs9n y; 6
Notice.,

NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior
Court. Before
Robson County. the Clerk.
J. d. Mckay, Executor of
Hector Mckay, deceased,
VS.. Notice.
Jim Graham and wife, ia
HE Graham, and others.
John Briggs, Hector Briggs, Lou Nc
Lean, Sallie Womack, Mary Briggs. o
D.. Brigg. and h. F. Mchays s pendants
i'll the above entitled action, WI take
notice that IN action entitled as above
has been comn enced before the Clerk Of
. the Superior Court of Robson county for
tie purpose of selling certain lands be
longing to the est lte OF Hector Mckay,
g., eceased, to make assets to paw debts
and costs Of administration; aud said
def ndants will take notice further that
they e required to appear before the
. Jerk Of the Superior Court of Robson
county on the 2 ;rd day of March, 1908,
and answer or demur to the complaint
of the plaintiff OF the plaintiff will apply
! TO the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This 2Ist day of February, 1905
W III. HUMPHREY,
Clerk Superior Court.
! B. F. Mclean, Attorney.
I 2 27-4thurs
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-03-12
News Notes from Po~ersvtule .

news Notes from POtNerSVtlle
Co respondence of The Robeeon.an.
Mr.. L. B. Kinlaw went to Rem
merit Tuesday.
Mr. Justin Russ is locating
his saw mill mere.
Mr.. Oscar Blackburn was
among the visitors at Barker's
Sunday.
Mr.. B. F McNeill spent Sun
day at Tar Heel.
Miss Emma Dill Powers spent
Sunday with Misses Lima and
Catherine Russ.
/ Mr.. W. H, Humphrey spent
Tuesday at Barker'S on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Stephens
visited at AIR. L. Pate's Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Messrs. Joel and Andrew Ivey
spent Tuesday night with their
brother, Mr.. H w. Ivey.
Mr.. Duncan M'White spent
Sunday in Lum berton with his
SOD, Mr.. R. T. M'White.
Mr.. r. E. McCullar spent last
week in Lum berton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ivey spent
Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beard.
Mr.. W. P. Pate was in Lum-
berton on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. FL. Hum
phrey spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. L. Pate.
Mr. L. Pate, who has been very
i'll for several weeks, is slowly
improving. We hope he will soon
be able to be out again.
A READER
Powersvlle, N G., March, II '0s