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WERE SELECTED As MOST
GRACEFUL SKATERS AT RINK

Miss Carolyne Finley returned
home yesterday from Denver, where
she had been visiting relatives for q
week or more. At the Mammoth skat-
ing rink last Saturday night Miss Fin
ley and her brother, Arthur, were
awarded the honors ~ the most grace
full skaters on the floor, distinction
for which there was q great deal Of
composition It is the custom at the
Mammoth rink each night to select the
most graceful couple. which 10 done
by discarding the more careless and
awkward skaters. until but one cou-
pie remains Next to Miss Finley and
her brother in last Saturdays contest
was Harvey Moore and his companioA.
Arthur Finley 10 at present . rssIdsat
Of Denver and Is business managsr Of
Clays Review. . nswspapsr pFupsrty
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
ORDINANCE NO.
Serios l0o9.
An Ordinance Adopting and Passing
the Revised OrdiRances Of the City Of
Canon City. Colorado, 1854

Of Canon CITY:
Section !. The ordinances Of the City Of
Canon city. In the State Of Colorado. compris-
Ing twentysix chap ers. xclunive Of this oryii.
nance. complied and revised by samuel r.
Dale. Esquire. together with the printed
matters presiding said ordinances and thous
compiled In the appendices thereto, and the
index, which have been printed and pub
lished In book form, have bren and are 10
done by suthority OF the corporation Of The
City Of Canon City afcre.aid. under the
statutes Of the State Of Colorado.
section D. Said orsiinances contained ~ N
aforesaid shall be known the Resisrd Ortii.
nAncss Of the City Of Canon city, CoIossio,
1908. = -
Section T. All ordinances and parts Of orti.
nAnces of a general character, heretofore
paased by the city council of said city aavinR
and excepting the ordinances Of said CITY
touching said City's sanitary sewer nysters.
and saving nnd excepting said Clty's ord.
nAncrn tOtaChing Its sideWeika and stfrSt 9rN6-
Ing tbeinR Ordinance No. 9to; and OnAinance
No. y. series 400: and, Ordinanres No 3 and
., sertea ~ IL and As we'll all opdinaneea M
parts nf ofninances Of special chara1eer
published and unpublished therein, In1on.
etsteut with the provisions Of said Nevioed
that al T1ghta asquirsd, and eli suiss, ocsScnc
points oi uns pFlok se thss pss.Aws SSsSoS nav v
end sheh BE- Aatnta1neA. psuoeeaseS 80 ~.
io9seed. Unaffected By any proviaoss a sh1s
uF0lnonOe.
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ORDINANCE NO. =
Series 1905

In Ordinance to contract an indebted
ness on behalf of the City Of Canon
City, Colorado, and ON the credit
thereof, by issuing bonds Of said city
to the aggregate amount of S225, 900.
or SO much thereof rs may be neees-
sary for the construction Of = re~er-
voir or reservoirs, at u place or
places hereinafter to be designated
in the county of Fremont, State of
Colorado, and connecting the same
by pipe line with the present water
system of said city for the purpose
Of supplying said city and its inhab-
itants with an adequate and suitable
supply of water for fire, irrigation
and domestic uses; also prescribing
q form for said bonds and for the
interest coupons to be thereto at
taehed; providing for the levy of Il
direct annual tax sufficient to pay
the interest on said bOnds when due
and to discharge the principal there
of within fifteen years from the date
thereof, and for the application Of
the surplus revenues from the water
works Of said city to the payment of
the interest ON. and the principal Of
said bonds, and fixing the other de-
tails Of the issue.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
GATE CITY CIRCLE ENTER.
Tanned FLORENCE VISITORS

The members OF Gate City Circle,
No. 120, Women Of Woodcraft, had as
their guests at Elks hall Monday night
large delegation Of ladies from the
two circles Of their organization at
Florence. and the occasion was one
Of the most pleasing in the annals Of
the order In this city.
In all there we're forty-three wis.,
tors from Florence. among them be-
Ing Mrs. Hills, grand organizer Of
the grand lodge OF Colorado, who.
with a number Of others delivered ad-
dresses. At the close Of their regu-
lar ritualistic work Of the circle .
musical program was rendered for the
delectation Of the guests, which was.
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MEMBERS OF 8. z. 8. CLUB
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

The young ladies composing the
membership Of the 8. 2. 8. club, about
half a score in number, were enter
tanned at Z o'clock dinner at the
home of Miss Mabel Moore. 1908 Main
street, Tuesday night. In addition to
gastronomic features OF the occasion
three candidates were initiated Into
the mysteries OF the organization. They
were Misses Ethel Davis, Genevieve
Reed and Jessie Beane. The affair
was a delightful one in all respects
and the most agreeable memories of
the hospitality they had received were
carried away by the guests.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27

in turn, followed by social hour
during which refreshments were serv-
ed Among the visitors were the
principal officers OF the two Florence
circles and representative women of
our neighboring city. All expressed
themselves as having had a good time
and the affair can hardly fail to be
beneficial to all concerned, to the en-
tertainers as we'll as the entertained.
The Florence ladies' came up on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. 9, ar
irving here at 7:30. They returned
home on No. 16. at lao O'Clock this
morning.
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ANNIVERSARY
OF PYTHIAN ORDER

The members OF ,Coeur de Leon
Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, Gel
ebrated the forty-fourth anniversary
of the establishment of their brother
hood at Elks hall Thursday night with
exceptional fervor and enthusiasm
Following brief session of the lodge
at which Grand Chancellor Edward B.
House of Fort Collins, was an hon
ored visitor, a semi-public entertain
ment was given at which between 200
and 300 people we're present.
The program was literary and mus
ical and was OF the most pleasing
character. At the conclusion OF the
rendition OF the more formal exer-
cises, refreshments. consisting Of cof-
fee, sandwiches, cake. ice cream,
punch. etc, were served, the festivi-
ties closing with a dance at which the
devotees Of Terpsichore "tripped the
light fantastic" until an early hour
Past Chancellor M. H. May OFF,
ciated in the capacity OF master Of
ceremonies, and to his interest and
enthusiasm was due much of the
success which characterized the af-
fair The entertainment program
was one of more than ordinary merit
and enjoyment, in fact, with the
exception Of the speakers. who were
exceedingly happy in their remarks.
each Of the performers evoked ap-
plause from the audience that would
not be satisfied until they had re-
sponded to their demands. 1t may
seem invidious in a program of such
excellence to give special praise to
any of its features, but pardon will
be granted, we are sure, II particular
mention is made OF the work Of little
Miss Marie McGrath OF Victor, Colo
RADIO, as a recitationist, who was cas-
lily the star OF the occasion. She gave
three readings and then the audience
was clamorous for more. Miss Nc
Grath formerly resided here and was
a student at Mt. st. SchoIasticas acad-
emy.
In his address Of welcome Clyde c.
Dawson stated that the order Of the
Knights Of Pythias had a membership
Of 100000 Of which 5000 were resi-
dents of Colorado. Grand Chancellor
House told the story of Damon and
Pythias. of the brotherly love that
existed between them and the organi-
zation OF the great fraternal order By
Justin Rathbone in the city Of WISH
lngton in 1854. He said that NO man
would be injured In reputation, in
character or in citizenship by becom-
ing = member Of the Knights Of Py-
thias. indeed. no man could bsIoag TO
the order without being 'lifted - .
higher plane Of citissnship. morals
and religion thereby.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
MRS. LAURA N. DUNCAN DIED
IN HOSPITAL AT SALIDA

Mrs. Laura NJ Duncan of Delta
died on Sunday, February 18th, at
2:15 a m, at the Rio Grande hospi
tai. Mrs Duncan was successfully
operated on Monday prior to her death
for fibroid tumors and seemed to be
getting along nicely until paralysis
Of the bowels occurred when she sank
rapidly.
Deceased was SIS years Of age and
resided with her husband. Shannon
Duncan, and two sons. Burr and Ray,
near Delta. on fruit and stock ranch.
A young daughter, Lila, aged IA, was
spending the winter at Canon City, at
tending the Lincoln school and resid-
ing with a cousin, Mrs. Minnie M. Dit
to, when the sad news reached her Of
her mothers illness. Mrs. Ditto and
Miss Duncan reached Salida about an
hour after Mrs. Duncan had passed
away
The husband from Delta did not
reach here until later. The remains,
all that was mortal Of a loving wife
and mother, was cared for by gentle,
loving hands and on Monday were ac-
companied by the husband and John
NJ. Duncan, a son, OF Salida, to Delta,
for interment, the funeral services oc-
curing on Tuesday from the Baptist
church at that place.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
QUICK RETURNS FROM
RECORD WANT AID.

Watson had a Slime for sale ad about
a house and lot. Before Tuesday noon
Mr.. Watson had had a dozen replies
to the ad and had sold the place. The
ad. cost him just 45 cents and 1t sold
a thousand dollar place.
We won't guarantee every Ascent
want ad to sell a house, but Record
want ad. will bring you replies and II
you have q bargain II will sell 1t.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27
Canon City Water Bond.
Series of 1919,

The City Of Canon city, in the County Of
Fremont and STATE Of Colorado. Rcknowlc lodges
itself indebted and promises To pay to bearer
One ThouAand Dollars t$i0O0.l for value re-
ceived. redcemable ~ the option Of said City
after ten years, and absolutely due and pay
able nfteen years from the date hereof, with
interest thereon st the rate Of per cent per
annum. payable semi-annually on the first
day of Ajrfl and October In each year upon
the presen tatlon ana 81 ufrender Of the annexed
coupons as they severally become due. both
house OF Kountxr Brothers In the City of New
able In gold coin 0f the United States of
America o. the present standard Of weight
ane Oneness or the equivalent thereof
This bond IL one Of . series of bonds Of
like date, tenor and denomination, nambcreSf
from frst to last, Issued by the CITY Council
Of the City VI Canon City for the purpose OF
raising funds for the construction os system
Of water works In said City. under the author-
ity Of and IN full conformity with Chapter
ok Of the General Statutes Of the STATE of
under the authority 0f and IN full coniormity
with a. Act Of the General AsAembly Of the
state % colorado entitled IAN Act concernink
water w0rka. Esa works and electric liRht
works in tOWna snd cities. and N repeal all
Acts and parts Of Acts mot IN conformity
tberewith." aRproved April 9Th, -. e9d
qnaIiAed eiectoFs of aaid City Of Canon CITY %
vsrs 1ax payeFo pDAeF ~ law, at 81 election
daily called an4 legally held on the Ar.t
Tuesday a April. \. D., beO1. end " 10 hesphy
esPsaAs0 end Fpatted that the terlps aud COS.
siitioas Of said laws have been fully cosfplted
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Open Noon Hour.

During the balance Of this month
the county treasurer's Office will be
kept open during the noon hour. This
10 10 accommodate many who want to
pay their taxes and find the noon hour
q convenient time.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27

owned by his uncle. Harvey Moore
has position as business salesman
for the byEstabrook Mercantile
company.
Cañon City record., 1908-02-27

with by tn. authorities concerned In tn.
issuing of this bond.
And IL is hereby further certified aud recited
that all acts and things required 10 be done,
and conditions and things required 10 exist
precedent To and In the issuing Of this bond
to render the same lawful and valid, have
happened, been property done and Performed.
and do exist In regular and due form, time
and manner. as required bs Law. II IL further
rectt-d that provision has been made for thr
levy and collection Of annual tax suiiicient
to pay the Interest on this bond. and the
principal thereof when they b~come due.
The faith and credit of the City O! Canon
City are hereby pledged for the punctual pay
ment OF the principal and interest of this
bond.
In testimony whereof the city Council Of
the City OF Canon City has caus-d this bond u.
be signed by the Mayor of aid City aud a.
trst~d by the Clerk thereof. under the neal Of
the city. ihi- frst day Of April. A. u. ln0s.
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bond.
In testimony ~her-o. the City Council of
the City OF Canon city has caus-d this bond 70.
be signed By the Mayor Of aid CITY aud a.
the city. ihi- frst day Of April. 4. n. isos.
Mayor.
Ci,y CLERK.
tY"rm Of Cosponl
eco Sn1
On the -.,-...--.day Of. ..--..-..-.--.t the csy
Of Canon CITY In the County Of Fremont. stsE
o. Colombo viii PAY the hraI.r T-ensy.nv.
Rsants. @ SIotssr " in I Il. % City q Nc" "' York. q
being sil months interest on Canon City
This coup coaSon is payssi- in guild coin Of ,h-
United sisses Of America. or thc equivalent
Treasurer.
section 4 That each Of said bopds shall bc
signed by the mayor Of said city. attest~d by
with ihe corporate seal Of the aid city. and
each q the Interest coupons hetrso attached
.h:n,ss ,.ssms. ern.,s ns sTs'as " ,s or ns
and such ofiic'r is hereby authorized and
dircc' ed To 80 execute said bonds and coupon
execution in the manner herein Abov- indi.
Gated. said bonds shall b. registered by the
parpaae, who shall certify To- such rrsistTa-
lions. a ;ar hack of each of sxid t-pods: and
thr Ecafter said bonds. or such paTi thereof -
may be necessary Tor the purposes herein
above set forth. shall b. delivered to The pur.
chaser of the same. and the proc~eds derived
thsrrfrom shall hr used solely for the pur-
poses for which aid bonds recit- they are
being issued,
section 4. That the intcrrs, arcruinH on
such bonds. and payable in the Year, iNe and
1879, snail b. paid out of the general fund of
said city. or the funds and revenues from the
WAtcr Wofks system; and for the purpose of
rrim rising aid general fund th.r. skaii h.
and there II hereby levied for the year ipN, on
all Of the taxable proprrsv In said city. In
addition to all other city taxes. . direct tax
sufficient to produce the sum to h. rris.-
bu rsrd.
Section 3. There shall he annually levied .
ject To taxation under the laws Of Aaid state.
sufficient TO pay the Interest aaid bonds
and after nve yearn from said April LIST. lD1o,
the city council shall lay . levy to crrate .
create . SINKING fund .1fsisiss, fsii, :" p p1y s.i6
bonds when the aams shall become due,
Provided, however, and u II hereby.so or
dered and directed. that the earnings Of the
water works system Of said city over and
abovs the co.ts of operating. maintaining and
bond fund herein created. TO he applied
towaru the payment Of the interest on add
principal Of the bonds Aforesaid.
section d. That this ordinanc. shall be
irrepcaiable until the Indebtedness, both
shall he fully paid. satisfied and discharged.
: -secsion a. fhat this ordinance shall become
effective aud he In fall force i've days after tta
passage. approval and publication a. provided
BY Law.
Approved:
Mayor.
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Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this oath day Of February. 1908.
JONATHAN SEAMAN,
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Report of the Condition
Of
The First National Bank

At Canon City, In the State Of Cole.
raAo, At the close Of business, Pebru.
ary, IA, 1898.
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. 80 ---s- s.--s- ...s.-
Ctty Clerk.
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&C. 8. Hudson. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
c. 8. HUDSON,
Cashier.
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Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the terms of
a certain real estate mortgage and bond
executed and delivered by ]. r. McCor-
mick to Southern Mutual Home and
Real Estate Company, on the 18th day
of December, 1906, and duly recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds of
Robson county, in Book NJ D II. page
BOA, the undersigned will on the 18th day
of December, 1908, expose for sale the
following described lands and premises
in LumbertOn township, Robson coun-
ty, North Carolina, bounded and describ-
ed as follows, to-wit:
On the Carthage road, beginning at
L. A. Lawson's tnow d. P. Allen's)
southwest corner in ]. T. Billiard line,
and runs nearly east with Lawson's
tnOw Allen's) line to the Baptist
church lot line; thence with said line Ill
feet; thence nearly west to ]. T. Bull
lard's line; thence nearly north Ill feet
to the beginning.
Time of Sale: December It'll, 1908, at
II o'clock, noon.
Place: Court house door of Robson
county, Lumberton, N. c.
Terms: Cash.
Dated and posted this 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1908.
Southern Mutual Home & Real Estate
Company.
By Mclean & Black, Attorneys.
112-5mOn
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A DANGEROUS COUGH.
Wife of Newark, Ohio, Man
Had Symptoms of Consump-
tion-Was Badly Run Down
and Reduced in Flesh.
Restored to Health by VinoI

Restored to Health by Vinol.
about two years ago my wife
was in very poor health. She
had no appetite, was much re-
duced in flesh, and for three
months had very bad cough,
with all the symptoms of con-
sumption. Vinol was recon-
mended and she began taking
it; before the first bottle was u.s.
ed her appetite was better, and
she was improving in health; by
the time she had taken three
bottles the cough was gone. She
is still taking Vinol and cannot
say too much in it's praise" N.
L. Skeleton, Newark, Ohio.
The reason that Vinol is so sue
cessful in such cases is because
it is the only preparation that
contains tonic iron together with
all of the healing, bodybuilding
elements of cod liver oil, actual.
ly taken from fresh Gods livers,
but no oil.
Without hesitation we proclaim
our faith in Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds or bronchitis anC
as a body builder and strength
creator for old people.
Anyway, if you try it and i
does no good we will refund YOU
money on demand. DR.. J. D
Mcmillan & Son, Lumberton.
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were about one hundred teachers,
which is no small crowd for the
teachers of one county. Just be-
fore the motion for adjournment,
which was about two o'clock,
Prof. Shepherd made a motion
that the meeting pass a resolu-
ton endorsing Prof. Il. L. Edens,
who has charge Of the Croatan
school at Pates, as successor to
Capt. John Duckett, which was
seconded by Professors Owen
Odum and Charley Stewart. the
latter giving many good reasons
why Prof. Edens should have the
place to which he aspires. The
motion was unanimously passed
and the meeting adjourned.
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At the Opera House.

The Picket Company, carrying
16 people, will hold the boards at
the Opera House this evening
and tomorrow evening. This
evenings bill will be THE Night
Riders"
This company comes highly
recommended and will doubtless
give some of the best plays that
will be seen at the Opera House
this season. Those who have seen
the company elsewhere speak of
it's performances in the highest
terms. A good band concert was
given at noon today on the cor
ner of Elm and Fourth streets.
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When a burglar entered the
home of Mrs. Maud Feamster at
Spencer Thursday night and in
the darkness threatened to kill
her if she made a noise, Mrs.
Feamster fired Immediately and
the burglar was wounded, as
shown by traces of blood he left
as he made his escape. He was
expecting a noise like fear and
what he got was a noise like de-
fiance.
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RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Daughters of Confederacy to
Endow Scholarship at the
S. P. C.-Temperance Lee
tures-PersonaI Mention.

GAiOOW OCnOIaESnEP at inc
S. P. C.-Temperance Lee
tures-Personal Mention.
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
The Daughters of the Confed-
eracy served oysters, salad and
coffee Monday afternoon and
were we'll patronized, realizing
quite a nice sum for the chapter.
This is a cause which does not
grow old, but always appeals to
the hearts of our people. The
chapter here has undertaken to
endow a scholarship in the South
ern Presbyterian College here,
which scholarship will be given
each year to the daughter Of &
Confederate veteran. In raising
money for this worthy object
the chapter hopes to enlist other
chapters, and so share the honor
and the work.
Miss Lizzie Moore, representa-
tive Of the W. C. 7. u, arrived
in town Thursday morning. She
is State organizer for North Car
DINA. She will speak to the la
dies and children Sunday after
noon, and in the evening will
speak to a mixed audience in the
Methodist church on the subject,
which is of paramount Importance
and interest Temperance. tits
sincerely hoped there will be a
good attendance at her meetings
and that much and lasting good
will result.
Miss Bessie McAlester, who
has been visiting several weeks
in Charlotte and Gastonia, re-
turned to her home here Wednes-
day.
Prof. Willis, a travelling physi-
ognomist, delivered a lecture on
physiognomy in the college audi
forum Friday evening. The au-
dience was small, on account OF
it's not being known in town that
there was to be a lecture, but
those who were out were pleased
an1 instructed.
Mrs. Moore and son, Mr.. Char
lie Murphy, and daughters, lola
and Anna, of Rushville, Indiana,
were guests this week of Mr.. J.
S. Jones. Mrs. Moore is sister
of Mr.. Jones. This meeting of
brother and sister was especially
enjoyable, as it was after a sep.
aration Of twenty-five years.
Miss Mabel Powell, of Fernan
dina, Florida, is visiting Miss
Fannie de Vane. Mrs. Archi
bald Johnson, of Thomasville
| is here visiting relatives anC
riends. Miss Bessie Jones
accompanied by her cousin
Miss lola Murphy spent a few
hours Wednesday in Maxton
Mr.. Horace Pearsall, Of VIII
mington, was a visitor here Sun
day.
Red Springs. N. c.. Nov. 20, '08
Rings LittleLiver Pills for bilious
ness, sick headache. They keep 20
we'll 25c. Try them. Sold by j. [
MoMifIap r. Cor
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What Would You Do ?

In case of burn or scald what would
you do to relieve the pain? Such inju-
ries are liable to occur in any family
and everyone should be prepared for
them. Chamberlain Salve applied on
a soft cloth will relieve the pain almost
instantly, and unless the injury
is a very severe one, will cause the
parts to heal without leaving a scar
For sale by all druggists.
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Notices of New Advertisements.

Thanksgiving carving sets and
silverWare at Boylin's Jewelry
Store.
Townsend Bros. want to tickle
your feet with a sock that won't
wear out at the toes.
Watch the growth of the
Southern Life Insurance Co. and
don't pay any attention to knock
ers.
Notice is given OF application
for pardon.
Prof. S. Scull is tuning pianos
at Fairmont.
A. Weinstein will have new
goods in a few days.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of December, 1903, application
will be made to His Excellency, R. 8.
Glenn, Governor of North Carolina, for
the pardon Of one Hector Sealey, con-
victed at February Term, 1903, of Rob
eson Superior Court of larceny from
the Derson and sentenced to a term OF
two years upon the public roads of Rob
eson county. Said application will be
made by his father and the undersigned
as his counsel.
This November 18th, 1908.
MCINTYRE, LAWRENCE & PROCTOR,
Attorneys for applicant.
11-2312-10
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Mary E. Rozier, deceased,
late OF Robson county, North Carolina,
ed to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Lumberton, n. c., on or before the
18th day of October, 1909, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted TO said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 26th day of October, 1908.
N. P. ANDREWS, Administrator
of Mrs. mary E. RoZier.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor, At
torneys for Administrator, Lumberton,
n. G. 10-26-6mon