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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
DETECTIVES AT WORK.
Government Acts Promptly on Murdt
 of PostofRce Inspector.

Government Acts Promptly on Murder
 of Posto1ace Inspector.
 Jackson. Miss, Sept. 3o--The United States Government has taken prompt action in the murder of Postofice In- spector Fitzgerald. last night. sending three of the ablest detectives in the service to the scene within less than twenty-four hours after the inspector was shot and they are already on the hunt for W. A. Sorsby. who did the shooting.
 Governor Noel authorizes . reward of 3200 for Sorsby, and It ts believed the government will offer . larger one.
 The detectives here, Ralph Smith. F. B. Ashton, and c. H B. Leonard. state that the government will leave no stone unturned in an effort to apprs' bend Sorsby.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
TAFT BORROWED
 ALL HIS IDEAS
(Co.ti.sea from Page one,

claim of originality If he desires to make It.
 Now. I have mentioned a few of the ideas that he has borrowed from the Democratic party. and as have. for many years. been advocating tho Ideas which he has borrowed. can say without immodesty. that l have had a part in his eiucation. I have helped to convert him from the error of his ways. helped to lead him out Into the light on several questions. He has not been an apt pupil, he has been behind his class on several of these questions. but still he shows signs of improvement and we must encourage where we can. He cannot promise you a single thing in the way of reform that has not been pre-. sented in better plan by the Demo. crats.
 50 far as he is concerned, can claim 10 be pioneer. I have been abead of Jim from one to eighteen years"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
HORSE KICKS CHILD
LITTLE HUGH COTTON WILL DIE
 OF INJURIES.
Ffve-Year-Old Boy Was visiting His Grandmother in Scottsboro- The News of Jackson
 County.

scottsporo. Sept. SO.--tSpecial.)---A distressing accident occurred at the home of Mrs. Johnnie Boyd in this city.
 Little Hugh Cotton. the 5-year-oid son of Albert Gotten, who Is visiting his grandmother, a Mrs. Boyd, went out in the yard to play and was kicked in the face by q horse. The entire shoe of the horse struck the little fei- low full in the face. crushing his nose and knocking one eye out completely.
 His condition is most critical and his death Is momentarfly expected.
 J. c. Wallace, who was injured some time ago. received judgment in the Circuit Court against the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway for S2 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
ATLANTA HEARING.
w, A CoIston Questioned as to Tabulat> ed Statements.

w. 4 CoIston Questioned as to Tabuiat>
 ed Statements.
 Atlanta, Ga. Sept. 3o.--W. A. Colstofi assistant comptroller for. the Louis- ville and Nashville Railroad was again on the stand at the rate hearing being conducted here by the interstate com merce commission.
 He was cross examined with refer ence to tabulated statements of his companies as submitted yesterday.
 Lincoln Greene, freight traffio man. ager of the Southern Railway. was on the stand at the freight hearing be- fore the interstate Commerce Commits sion this afternoon. He declared that his road had to forego many contern- plated Improvements because of re- duced revenue. He submitted lengthy statements relating to the company's s business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
RIDERS IN LOUISIANA.
Declare They Win Pursue Same Tac-
 tics As Tobacco Men.

ties as Tobacco Men.
 New Orleans. Sept. 30.--Cotton men ar studying sharply the question of how many of the night rider warnings posted in the cotton belt are serious. and how many are jokes. suggested By the tobacco belt depredations.
 Port Hudson. La. furnishes the latest alleged night rider episodes. Thera q letter was posted yesterday declaring that night riding in Kentucky raised Inc nrlce of tobacco ten cents per pound ana that cotton growers must follow inc same tactics which won for the to- bacco growers" T..
 The notice says no more cotton is IA he rtnrled until the price is fifteen cents per pound. It is signed Deter mination, chief night rider
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
MEET IN BIRMINGHAM.
Business Men to Work For Bryan and
 

Business Men to Work For Bryan and
 Kern.
 Birmingham, Sept 30.--In pursuance of plan being carried out by the National Business Mems Bryan and Kern committee. of which Nathan L. Strauss is chairman. the Alabama members of this committee have issued a call for a conference of the busi- ness men of the State to meet in Birmingham. October to form a lsryan and Kern Association to assist tn the campaign in the doubtful States,
 J. w. Kern Democratic candidate for Wed President. and John w. Tom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
r,re nt n2s Martha strect

An alarm at 523 Martha street. call. ed out the fire department Wednesday morning at s;30 o'clock. The ehim. ney was on Are. and the sparks set the roof afire with the result that a small hole in the roof was burned.
 The loss amounted practically to nothing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
NEW BOOK SUPPLY.
The Fair Has Received New consisu

The Fair Has Received New Consign-
 ment For Schools.
 Fresh supplies of school books from Birmingham were received yesterday by the Montgomery Fair. the local de- pository. Those teachers and stu dents who could not get books of cer- tain grades Monday and Tuesday were able Wednesday to procure them by purchase or exchange.
 It is not believed that there will be any other shortages of textbooks RsaNiRnhaS the Fair having ar
 f. aM sted on prompt ! .| D orders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
uIan4ar Ia Mnrned.

Monroe La, Sept. so.--A copy of the san,e night rider letter which was sent Id Port Hudson was received to-day By A. L. Smith. prominent planter latter was mailed from Shreveport on senfember 2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
NO FEAR OF RIDERS.

Tuscumbia. Sept. -(SpecIaL) )- not at all appreh ensive that the work of posting gins" will reach them, and all of the gins are being operated daily and 10 their full capacity.
 Colbert County has one of the largest and strongest organizations known al the farmers union" in North Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real estate were yesterday recorded in the ofice of the Probate Judge:
 Nj. Barnett to Elnora Barnett, cer- tain stock described in the transfer; consideration s1.
 I. 0. Anderson and wife ct Ina L. Stratton, lot and the west 25 feot of lot of the plat of Highland Park; consideration .s1.600.
 J. H. Smith to Kate Crossland ct al. the south 40 feet, lot in square bound ed by Jefferson, McDonough, and Mad ison avenues and Lawrence street; con- sideration $400.
 The following marriage license was yesterday issued by the Probate Judge: To Linton Booth and Miss Leila Boothe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
COTTON FOR EXPORT
PENsAcoLA sENDs DI6 sHIPMENT
 TO BREMEN.
TAa cargo consists of s,4O0 square Dales, Having . Valuation of
 Nearly Half . Million

rensaeo,a, Fla. Sept, ao.--(speeial.) --Ths first large Shipment of cotton to q foreign country to go from Psnsa- cola this season was cleared to-day on the British steamer August Bel mont for Bremen.
 The cargo consis.s of 9,4oo square bales of cotton, having a valuation of nearly half a million dollars. While small shipments have heretofore been made this season of few thousand bales on steamers the cargo of the August Belmont is the first solid cargo of the neecy staple to so from Pen- sacola this year. It will be followed, however, within two or three weeks by several other shipments on steam : CTS which are now in port.
 L0sT--Old chased gold bracelet, heirloomB return to Prtckett-Gerson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

iinson. chairman of the organization committee of the Democratic national committee, have been invited to ad- drsss the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

we'll make you the hest Suit-the hest fabrics, the best taiIoring--make 1t here in our own sanitary shops- promptly.
 Ay.Ey RTtE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

- LOST-Old chased gold bracelet.
 heirloom; return to Prtckett-Gerson
 Go. Reward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

If you want the most satisfactory Sniff you ever had, you'n let us make it.-to your measure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01

For further information write or apply to s Surratt D T A Montgomery
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

BY virtue sof the poker vested in me
under an order of sale jim, Special. Pro.
coed ng i'll tlfe Superior Court of Robson
county, entitled NV. T. Jones, Admins:
traitor Of Emma, A. Jones, deceas-d /,
against Ida NJ. Jones, ct ais. Viii on
Monday,.the midday Of March, Ia4ss sell
at public auction, for CASH. to the high
est hi der, at the court house door in
Lumberton: atife following described
lands, to-wit; :
: In Burnt Swamp township, robson
county, N. c., near Buie's Station ofl,the
A. c. L. Railroad, adjoining the lauds Of
Paisley Mcmillan aud Others. 49, = s.
Beginning at "a stake in Richlaud
swamp, McMillan'S corner in McArthur's
line, and runs McArthtlr's line NortI,
81 East, rs chains to its corner; thence as
the next line, North S. u-est, 40 chains
10 its corner; thence as It's mkt line,
NGEth 81 East, / chain and so links to
the public road at the run of the Power
branch; thence as the branch, South Is
/ WLst. ) chains and 81 links 10 a stake:
thence South Wes', II Chains and g
links: thence South p East, 5rchains and
. o links I" stake, II the lGancb; thence
South 80 East, chains aud * links to
the dividing line; thence Us 1T sSoutI, <4t
West, % chains to the begiuuinE, cor.
tanning SO ato acres, and being a part OF
Lot No q, in the division Of The lands o.
Mrs. Emma 2, 5efess, deceased. - y. :
Terms OF saie,hcasl1 rs. SIS
Time of sale, March and, zoos ::
Place OF sale, LuTibertou, ". {.
This goth day Of Isnuarv, 1905. -
G b SKIPPER.
T-3o74tiru1 80" ConmissiOtfer.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

Real Estate Transfers.

Land transfers recorded since
Feb. LIST are as follows:
D. B. McLauchlen ct al to A
McP. Gibson, lands in Lumber
Bridge, $3.50; j. r. Lawson and
wife ct al to w. c. Powell, lands
in Britts: Martin McKinnon and
wife to j. FL. Ratley, lands in Red
Springs. $3.50; Geo. T. Watson to
w. F. and J. G. Williams, lands in
Blue Springs, $500; J. L. Nc
MILAN and wife to Beaufort Co.
Lumber Co., lands in Burnt
Swamp, $1,000; Neill B. Brown
to John r. Boohn, $65; w. P
Barker and wife to Kingsdale
Lumber Co, lands in Bach
Swamp, 1925; l. II. Townsend ct
ux to W.. F. Townsend, lands is
HOwellsville. $500; J. L. McMillan
ct ux to w. P. Covington, lands
in Red Springs, $3.50; r. p. Ha-
msr ct VI to P. Mem. Gibson,
andsiR L1nber Bridge, $3.50; Hen
ry>A.t Mcneil ct ux to J. B. Nc
Cougar ct al. 1900; w. h. Barnes
81 TX to N. P. Andrews, lands in
Lumberton, $50; Bright Akin,
son ct AK to w. r. Powell, lands
in Raft Swamp, 81, 200; John A.
Boone ct al to>Beaufort Co. Lum,
Der Co, lands in Back Swamp
8O0;L A Powell ct ux toMakeMc,
Neill, lands in Raft Swamp, $500
Luther H. Reyels ct TX to !. D
AcIean & Co, lands in Saddle
Tree, $3.50; u A. Mclean It a
to Heetnr G. Paul, lpnds IN A.
louisville, 5000; F. 4 ,'aut t
Il. 9. Paul, Alfofds,ill.. 800
10. H..Smith ct ux io.sJvha Ere
man ct TX, lands in Lumberton
t$25.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13
Commissioner Sale.

BY virtue of authority vested il me ur.-
4 eEa judgzznt,nM decree Of the Supe ri
oE Court @, Robson county. entered. be,
TOTE the Clerk lii a Special p oceediup
pending before the Clerk, enutleal7AAe
F Ray and Others VS. Georgia. Raw. ana
sothsrs,S ~Tif'on Monday. tile anT das
OF: MaTehe4 4sS, st..51e. e'cloc&,, fso1Hs:. At
the court house door of Robeso count,
offer tor sale at public auction Is FIR
tsAt9gEsst shiddsg f9r essii, The following de
scEieeo tract Of land, TO Wit:
r. III Bsirnt Swamp a8svns ip, at,eai. n n n .
at the beginning corner tI ti4e..:,u gis-
Kay 100 acre survey white oak row :
staksi A.td:se;ss. assfiie iipe aEEssaid surve
North 10 WsstI,. % chains u stake, =,
or near wiEerestA& Neill Ray GrsesEsSe: st<,5<i
! thence North 20 East, 81. IS ch&iaIs apsaS
burnt swamp TO stake,a little above
Alex AcNeiil4 corner If an IS Sefe 50
vey; theuce TO and with this line South
! 70'East, 1865 Chains 10 a stake in1ifiS lin.
100 chaius from his e0raeSr ?tste nrealop.
the lower line q, 3As 100 acre snrvev
! Suuth zo Wss:r 31163 chairs 10 tiigbegiI;
n!nS' .conIalBing ~ aeres. OF, Lass,
The said sale is made for, partition
! Date'i this Ianuarya5S,ii, ifsis!*s..EEts
-, - = ( SSsSMssSh; f.
Mclnlyfe, Lassener-s Ptt 55S:,or. 44iter
! ueys tor Plaintiffs AZ, .aI,9e.s,huIs
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13
Resolutions OF Respect TO the
Memory Of Robert L. BaxTey.

Robert L. Bailey died at his home in
St. Paul township, Robson county, OIL
January 18TH. 1913. He leaves behind
hiM wife, two dear little children and
father and two brothers and four sis,
tiers, with host Of friends, 70 mourn
their loss, for he was highly esteemed BY
all who knew him, and his absence we
deep4y feel; but viii not luenrn as those
who have 40 hope, foE We feel assured
that our b' other has gone to his reward
He CafrieG,witl him some Of the true
marks of Christian. In early life he
joined the Missionary Baptist church, and
he was a:coHsistert mezaber the remain
ing part7of lis life. He was fond of mn
sic, for he led in the church fer several
years, and until the end came. He also
vas Our loving Sunday school supc1iq-
teHdeBt, and O. new We miss him the
SHad1y Schoof AID church and the home
and community!
The following resolutions /, We b-rs
passed by RozieT's Sunday :sckool:
ITAs It hath Pl. ased Almighty God i
rclaeve from us Our brother, Ne will rec
o2nize that our loss is his gain.
1--WE will acknowledge the hand tsf
the Lard In all of His dealings with US,
! ana will bow in HUMBLE suhnis ion ,o
Ills divine will, and will cor:send Hiv
to the bereft family as the only source
| through which they can obtain real com.
fort
| 3-That a copy of these resolutions liz
spread on eur minutes and one seat L
the fazAily and on. sent to our county pa
per for publication.
M. ] !. 5 a4 ssHss, COMMITTEES.
E. J BIGcs, }
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

would no: bother any Rebeson
county hogs because he natur-
ally would not like to get a
bad reputatieH i'll the communal
.ty in which he resides, so may
be he sup in Guilford laying
III a supply of hsg meat. II
it is the same monster we hope
nobody will be so uukind as To-
Tux him with this Gulift ri
county escapade when he comes
home. -
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

TIE Greensboro correspond.
{ It Of The Charlotte Observer
writes his paper that there is
much excitement in the east
ern part of Guilford county
over the appearance of An un-
known wild animal that is at.
ticking many hogs. Wonder
If that is the monster that
used down about Cypress pond
some time ago. True, it was
reported that the Robson
county monster was killed, but
you can't never sometimes
awayS tell. Maybe it wasn't
the really truly monster, after
al, that met his finish. That
was 4 peaceable enough MN.
stSr down at Cypress pond; lie
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13
~ tCommiLs.Is:;iidBfllS:rE;ss SAFE.

BY Virtue Of the authority Contained in
IA order the Super otseoiiftS9f SRoBeson
county il a. SPECIAL ,REeceeliAe therein
pe6diHg WherefG b. W. Mclean and 9th.
ers are plaintiffs aAa Jameszk 4. Fitch and:
oth*rs are defendants, will sell. by. pub
tic auction for cash'in front Of, Wire the
cpurt house IS being built hf tie tawt9oi
Luuberton, Robson county, y. on
THE first Afouday in March, 1908, he HI
/ laMiEg described lands TOWN.: -. - o..
Ia ,Alsordsville township. Robesou
|eeunty5 North Carolina; beeffniiirifkf 1T a
stai g. IN the middle of Watering, Hole
swamp, the 4th corner of lot No 4, and
FruRs with the line of that lot East 10
EchaiHs4e 2 stAkesby two piHesiH the third
iine OF lot No /; then With that line North
e East, 7.25 chains to a stakS By two
4sFlUes ia John McI.ean's. line; sfileH with
his line North S. West, 10, Chains 10 4
stake BY i apite and liglitwo, II stun D;
t !hes North. At. East, I 1850 chains; then
/ North so West, SIS Chains; then IVES!
! IS chains to tile middle of WatctingdH ode
T Swamp; then. dowH:tiiessalneg to tue .be;
kglnpigg. containing Io9 acres. being the
lands Belonging to the estate of Nancy
/ AeCalt4 deceasels. 80. 80 .,-:.,.
r This Ist day Of February, 1e. 8.
r.. - .-,r-Es i : ~ ,:sFE3'A. NASH
f. r: a: afcNefll, Mclean & Bis Gee 5: +,
Mclean, .AttoE4leys..5s: f1:.2ze-4 tfiurs.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13
COMMISSIONERS Sale of.I.altfti

H..
by vir%aS Of ts,e1t6wSerf vested IN me sn
,ds1ean erdeENE Ssein 4. SpeciaI REaekfd!S
ing IN the, Superior Court of RobcsolI
county, ensitlef Mrs. i1ietsysWiilssHfss.se e
ais, heirs At law Of Z. d. ;Willians de-,
GeasAi7 az pSrtei Ismill ous<MontaS, ,he'
eanl sdlaN OF March, tgo&. sslls at pai,lic
auction, for cash. to the@higheSt bidder
II the Court kou+a door, ID +Iunmbefton
;the following deserted lands, toEWit:
b In White House licensing Robe: ON
county, n. C.. adioIbirS :4he lands of q
Bullock, Il. B. Ward, + II. Shooter and
On the west s side ST ashpSole swarm
beginHing at. the daieiitl1- OF .s5sIaereer
branch just below tbs. road, and, xR1,r;n.
up the run. OF the said hfanch to HE, he i
OF the Stage road Thence with tie said
road to Mary Williams lie; thence ann o
heT1ine to WmT-A. Bullock Is ctir,,er
thence dowH his hue To- TIE back liue al
AshPole swamp: Esce lie various eourS-
Is OF that line to the 6eginRinq, contain.
ing so acres, 1nefS6f iSss, fkiffS fbrssa,1s
tarftasssSpaSe SaEA BhshOck Is Rolsnd
p y illias1s Sasd seaT hscA hsss9sFWssls
!feraiaiSS 8 PsssAf3gE . san! Is ss .ssS
= Time Of bale, :Afsrti md, ie6s,9 =, 50 :
Place OF sale IES<ftoli, : N:Gss xss>-
+. This 3othv daYDf 5spnafa. 1905: -.
II f,su.4tkurs4 : t skip ,EsEsS -
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

If more of the freshmen at
the A and NJ college at Raj
eigh would use the means that
Nj. Robt. Graber is said To-
have used with such good re-
suits there would rot be this
great ho%dy.l'o raised every
so often about 'hazing at that
institNtioR. Mr.. GRADER is
said to have knocked some half
dozen sophomores. out with "A
chair when they attempted to
Slack him. If a freshman pays
attention to his own business
and shows by the cut of his
eye Spd the hang of his lip that
somebody is going to get hurt
if they bother him it is a safe
bet that the hazing hoodlurns
will let that particular fresh
man severely alone. 49,.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

AS announced in Monday :.
r lbesonian, Mr. +. D. Smith,
national organize, and Mr.. C. C.
NJ lore, State president, of the,
Southern Cotton Association.
will address meetings in Robe.
son county today, tomorrow and
Saturday. They speak at Max
t 70 tonight, nj Red Springs to
morrow morning ut II o'clock, a.
Rowland tomorrow night, and on
Saturday morning at II O'Clock
in Lum berton. Every body is
urged to come out and hear
these gentlemen and hear dis
cusSed ways and means for
handling the greatest crop raised
in the world. As President
Barker, Of the county organize
ton, says in his announcement
of these meetings: by helping
this organization you help your
salt, your family, your nelgbbor
and his family. All business IL
forests are advanced or retarded
as this organization is sustained
or neglected"
Mr.. Smith is gifted speaker,
and it is worth any mans while
to hear him, aside from the in
terest every one should feel in
the cause he represents.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13
MAX ION MATTERS.
DEATH of Mrs Sennelte Leack-A
Good Chrlsi1aH @WomaR-Per-
sOnnI Mention.

Good Christian Woman-PeF-t
SOnnI hKen1fO1s.
Correso+n.tence7a't The RetesoniaTr. x
30 The beautiful christian life (!
of Mrs. Sepnette Leach came to
an end yesterday morning t
her home near Maxton. Mrs
Leach had for years be en a
mem b4r Of Centre church: and
the beautiful life that she led
will be sadly missed by the com
munity. The funeral services
were conducted il the most i'm !
press'Ve manner BY her pastor,
DR., II, G.: Hill.a afteR sMhiehres she
was quietly laid to..srest 1inG the
family b''rying gs;onnda.74M
tLeach~lived to the ripe .aaets of
sightY-four, and is Survived By.
four children, Messrs:: ] otinand
Dorsal and Misses Save and
Angeline. 2&5*
F. Capt C..B, Cornell. and Mr..
George Mckay, Of Red Spring.
were in iowa Thursday even.
ing. >-.. ::
Mrs Mary Barnes, :of : CLARK
ton, is visiting Misses Marga :
ret and Leila Barnes q
Messrs. A. B. Pearfail and
Hector Currie, Of Ked' Springs,
registered at The Maple Shade
recently. ......@.
Misses -DoIlie Owen, Almo
Jones and Daisy McIver, OF
Wilmington, we're in town Fkurs-
'dayeNesi1,se >.'s~
Mr.. T: B. Upchurch,,,= :; of Rae.
ford was liz town the tirst of
the week.
j, x Mrs. J. G. McCaskpi, IT,. is
visiting re:latiyes7eia .Bennetts-
vile, s. c. >-5-. = ::
Mrs. Adams, of Mccoll, s
; G, spent few days with he,
) brother, DR.. NJ. R. Gibson, last
= week.
Mr., Winfred, Garter. has re
;. turned from Raaeish, having
F completed bis business COURSE
- He will work in the Office Of HI.
=, father, Mr.. J. ". Carter.
t.. - The friends of Majer G. B
: Sellers regret Very much his re
tirement from the military ser
! vice. As commander Of III
1hlrd Battalion OF the Secon
Regiment he has proven a vaau
;, able offieer:. and is highly e,
8 teemed by his%nnen.
n The Misses McKethari.s q
G Carthage are the guests q
it Misses Bessie and Clark
y Belle McNair. =
j" Mr.. Hugh Pearsall was i
e Wilmington few days since,
Mr.. Earnest Wooten, of Can
) den, spent Sunday and :. Alonds
:. with his parents, Majorand Mr.
; IT. J. WooteR. : 49,.
IF Mr.. Joe Edwards spent *Sol
+ day at his old hoaeiu Chathau
Ie county.
= Manton, N. c.. Feb: II, 'os.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

President Roosevelt says
they aren't so, those state
ments that have been made
about his using Offices to help
nominate Secretary of War
Taft for the Presidency. He
says though several columns
that those charges are false.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-13

Having qualified: as Exeester of -sthr
last will and testaulent !ofsArchie Sautlrr.
son, deceased, this is;to notify iii persons
having ciainls against the said. estate to
present tile same to me at my Home in
Red Springs township, Robson comfy,
for payment, on or before the. 18th day Of
Januaryi:i 900, Of this notice Will b. PLEAD
in baftof their Feesver5 :-AnS j,efsohSin-
debted to said estate-will pIeasr make inl-
ifediate pa y1aestss: = !:
:, This r5,n d4y ofJanassy, 1qe.
=. 800. ]. A., HODti IL, =,
y :; -: "EsS Executor.
: AcIntyse, LaHrencr& Pfeter, ,Attor-
neys. ~, I.I6- 6thurs
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c eth all VVeol and Paint all PaIl,

Is cheaper than sloddy cloth or shoddy
paint: Tee L & n. is Zinc, Metal made
Into. Oxide Of Zinc combined with White
Lad, aud then made into paint with pure
Ltnseed Oil in thousand gallon grindings
asd IHixiugs. Wears long: actual cost
Only Ss.2o per gallon.
L. < NJ. Paint Agents.
NcAliister Hardware Co, Lumberton,
N. c., Agents. 2-3-7w