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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
Breath Odors
Removed b. Charcoal
Onions Tobacco peeayine Food Aieo
iol atomaeh Gaser md lmpurltlea
Fop khe Breathe chaFcoa
purifIss Il

nae stomach and dIgaatiye canal 81
mHu fiila With gases from iermenglng
a1 daeaglns ioadl Such gases in.
fesnnte the bfeslh filter through
ia system epfead disease aud n
large QuanlIlleg extend the stomach
HA lhaa Il shuts oa heart acIl0n and
death sometimes results
Pure. simple wlllo9 charcoal ab.
nfba saa 81 once and stops impure
GOD fermentation. Il swectcns thu
stomach. kills the elfeet nf Gll 0dors
atch III liquor, tobacco. onions. etc
oF et leaAs prevents them from caua
inR inpafitlea 70 arise.
Xke willow la renowned for Its
curative nfopefllee end ancient lesea
dafy lore Ii fllca with It's Use, b
h@Daflans and civilized MEN. Az earls
as soc + G. The ancient Chaldeans
Were saeely curing disease hy char
coal and eTefy monastery Of the old
Nprld healed me sick and cured the
drnnkafa hy using powdered willow
chNFeoal
Niua1la Charcoal ftzengos ore MUIR
willow charcoal. compressed Witl
hnnn Into 4 dclleIona lozenee. Thes
contain nothing bun aUeet willow chai
coal ana honey One nlag aaf nos
az lilpm ana fepl only benefit from *
doing TNA on lhrea aflpr mea
nill BE- + sniiicleaF gusfd seaIns
had hfeatli an. The same amnuul
eAleh iu#l before heH lilnr VIII ihsarl
d nnfeb fpalh urnn aflalna NE mex
uVfi|in
Aiuafa lhafco1i Iazeugpa fnaa ii
the blo8d the liver md lhe stomach
They are great laxaliYea also. N
eallak lafgn numbers ui Them daeI
n0t lheFease their effect Ia nala
iHl mnnnef nnOn tht bUNnls.
They Hre gentle, powerful aud purl
and their popularity anu ircmend9n
sale aIse them the Alamn Of nnhIl
approval GO 10 your druggist iuda.
ana hus box. pfiea es cents, OF een.
Ia your namc and address, ana Vi
Nlli fsnI son 4 lfIal package hy ma
free Address n A Stuart Co. 90
S|hafl Kids A|afehail Nie|l
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MEXICAN BOIL WEEV|L
SEEMS To CONCERN
CONGRESS- FARMERS

Special to the Daily Leader
washington Feb 27-rhe agrleul.
rral appropriation bin FOR ihle year
which has pasged the Hou4e and SEN
aic AMI Is now In conference carries
- item Of S250.0o0 iur The depart
aent 10 continue and extend ils work
n The matter Of exiermlnatlng the
Mexican boil weevll. This IS an m
e,easa OF nearly 100000 over last
scar.
Tie hill ulso carries an anproprla.
tlon Of 3iS3.OsO for the purpose Of IN.
vcsligaiing and encouraging Improved
methods Of farming m the United
tiies l'his Item is considered by
aaay t. be one Of the most important
Ai ne blll X has far ls purpose
teaching farmers how 10 make more
money on less land Scores Of expert
agents win be employed in this sork
during the next fiscal year
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- a. 80 ~ - II n 80.
n.s..n. -sIha Kind luu Fsm AleaYs bgagll
''';;'''' 1 Z4xzZzzx


To prevent catching cold. one
ahoaLI take plenty OF uutluor eker-
else Al oil seasons and IN III kinds
pl weather. shuul.l sleen IN roafns
which are well ventilated Tie #e|n'
iefalllfh of living \ nnls niil Il NJ
heatea above Is ii ~ deereae F'ah-
renhelt and shonld moi dress TOO
warmly says ihe New York Herald
The ehanelnE Of clothing should not
rs confined so much % llnderear'
lneMta aa 70 outer ones light under.
Wear ahonll he wrn the year around
md the outer clothing changed nc
wording % wcalheF conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

81 4as.5i4; cotton and ile mannlao-
lures, 9s.1a06lt; aud iron and steel
S5.4S4 .a7S Exports-faw and refined
sugar, $50 s.554,4i9, and manufactured
and unmanufhctured tobacco, f2S.9lS,
4l9,
For d copy Of thln publication, hp.
BY 10 the bureau nf lnaiilar affairs
war department Washington D g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Josiah Quincy The promlaenl Hos.
Ton politician, was walking near the
city ball. when he heard an Irish la-
borer aeeosl another thus.
That's josiah Quincy.
And who's Josiah Quincy" the
other asked
- nlyer see auch ignorance, re.
Joined the lrst Hes the grlndsqn
cf the statute you see ln the yani. -
llpplncotts.
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orlp rntIrely relieved.

Rev. George A. T.. Troutman, NJ
Washington, Mo, writes:
"My wife and afe strong believers
in Peruna. I was cured Of bad case
Of catarrh when nothing else that !
tried had any effect My wife waseurct
from severe case Of Ia grippe, and we
feel that the least we can do ia 70 gratc-
fully acknowledge the meritol Peruna.
"My wife Joins me IA sending hcee
wishes for your sneccsa.Y
Grip with Other Symptoms.
Mr.. u. B. sticgnltz, Nopal, Texaa,
writes. - take pleasure in testifyinz
that peruna quickly helped me n O.
severe attack oi the grip, accompanied
by pain IN tho kidneys.
n often joked about the Pcruna and
called II good biltere, but ! have now
learned that it is a good medicine.
~ give this testimonial fol the pencat
OF other sufiercrsD
A Tonic Aller La Grippe.
Mira. Charles II, WelA, Sr., South S.,
Delaware, Ohio, writes:
"After severe attack VI IA grippe 4
took Peruna and found II a very good
tonic."
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Kind Lady AMI y0u say al Chicka
meuga you were where the shells
were the thickest
Sandy pikes-Yes, mum; passed
through dat town slowed away in a
car FUN o. egg crates chicago Daily
Nows.
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Tom--An actor is 4 god deal Ike
a persimmnn.
Bessie--How do yoli make that oui2
Tou---lle Is never 81 his best an.
~ after he has encountered A lew
hard nosls Mlwnakpa WiSeamln
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DuanH Regllets cure constipation,
tone tho stomach, stimulate the liver
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages Of the bowels Ask
your druggist for them IS cents a
box.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Me Henpeck-~i dreamed lest night
! eaH man Running Of with you
Henpeck What dld you say
70 hlm7
ar tIenpock--i nsked him why no
was running. Chicago Daily News
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q "a Es " c. - x a.
s..,.,h. ~9lse kiad ioa Haze kIwas bcuahl
''''s'''' Z %xHzzzzMx
The stove Went Out.

The stove Went 0us
Mistress Get dinner today on The
gasoline. agoye, Bridget
BrldgAl plaze mum. did liirY, pui
th slove went out
MSstreas TRY again. gnen
nfIdFet7 Xls, num- hut IT'S not
come back yll. II Nint out through
IA tool New York Weekly
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Ha HIt nack.

re F4It- Back.
There had been domestic spai AZ
hielhfasl
YOU mOnsieft snapped the mat.
r9n, who waa always ac0dlng YOU
ate moi HE my two flrmr husbands.
They were tender men.
flVe nevw doubted that they Mere
lender, Maria venturel the meek
man. when You kept them In hot
water al The time. and then ha Just
cleared the front porch twa yards
ahead Of the rolling pin Chicego
Daily News,
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CUBAN
CENSUS
F|GUIjRES
k0OhA@ ~
P|IRI IT


fi 1907. 2ennus Of Cuba vas 6e
yre6d bg tie provisional government
Aa she Afss step toward the restore.
ion 81 tha republic Sir Victor H.
Dlmstead. of The department Of agrl
culture At Washington. was selectei
s th6p forlslonal governor 10 So
aerIn,end the census Upon the com
Aieilon 81 the enumeration the sched
ales mere cent 70 Washington and
81 direction al the President were
tnbuiated and the results published
~ the federal census ONCE at the
Densa Dc the government q Cubs
Tfe report of this ceusus was printed
an Spanish. aud practically the entire
edition has 3een despatched TO CuhE
Ag the dlrsef0r Of the United States
enbua
ron the hentat oi lnuas persons in
ne United slatos who are INTEREST
"a N tie progress 81 the young re.
public since the war thep rcylslcnal
Governor fatior1od The publication
hy The airect0f Of the census oi an
distract III English This attractive
little book ii NOW N press and VIII
soon BE- delivered to che bureau Of
rsular afhilrs q the war deparl-
menf iur distribution o persons MAX
Ae Inquiry far III
Tho hbHlract contains aS0 papea
handsomely printed, Illustrated uith
27 halltone pictures Of scenes II
cuba, and le bound n cloth aud
stamped Ia brown. The Title oi sAe
volume III: "Cuba. Population, Hlg.
cory. and Resources Appropriate
nnoe "a given 70 an interesting deR'
ERUPTION og climate. history. nalurrl
resources, physical csmfofmation, ahlp
nlne ana commerce. busA foreign and
eoastWiae. agriculture, vital siatlss
ilua. manuiacturcs transportation
postal and express facilities, high
Nay6. money. hunks ana banking. lm
migration. criminal Jurisdiction and
NfDeeAnrc. prisons. aaylums and hos.
nliala. ana public schools
III 1907 rHha had population pl
s.ata.1s0 81 increase from 1888 81
44G.lSs. nI JOB per cent The nopula.
ton 0i the aF6sifcss 6 Cube wha Ha
iollow7:
4Fnhanna $50 .0Ia
4ansn rlarn . 4hT.Aai
rrlenle abh.0g0
pinar del Nfo ..,,sss 2fV,at2
h1alnnz6a ss.,,.as fJs,ela
Camuguey ...... 4+ lisszbs
1vNrs halg 81 tho population lived
ii rnral districts. the isa towns and
0lties containing sasa64 lnhahitauls
81 48.a per cent q The total The
popnlatiop Of iho 9 large cities WAS
~ loll0ws
#Iah1na as..4t44ss s.,. satlba
anflaao e. crba 4B.47t
aanisnsaa Sc 10a
EIfnItnelH .s... 4ssss.t., ao1Nt
tanlenas s.t... .t..4., hs2bl
The ares 81 Cuba II ssi,i6g aHuart
nlsea ana lhe density o. population
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EPIDEMI(1 GA TARRH IS CALI GRIP

Hbo eag wiihstand ne
dsrndtAI ha1d of gysb ikas
Periodically cIDtches MoH.
sands IN rs Semeyseless
gasbs
Can any one hide feoas
its teryor1
Can any one a6oyd 70
ignore It's consequences
"A remedy TO aIiay IFS
ferOcity during its attack.
A remedy 10 mitigate
damages 10 Me system.
Can anything more be
donea
rs not Peywaa, The 70.
nOwNed catarrh medicine,
sHch a remedy
Harry thousands Of PeO-
pie think so.
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ftnm the Philadelphia Ledger
What Killed faelne IN .ialf9EIiIa ~
Suicide rearonde,l lhc nam from
ho paeldc coast
HSuelfle SO maHy whe'd Hlolca
s,eaee 10 be, on sure tlps Killed Eacm'
eltea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

PILES CURED IN S TO n DAYS.
pAz0 OINTMENr Is guaranteed
10 cure any case OF Itching, Blind.
bleeding 81 prolruding Piles IN 6 70
IA days or money refunded. b0c
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The executives committee 81 The Ub
ahona Press aksaFlallnn met silIs AZ
orna0n and formulated a program Iol
ne eianmatt i|laHIipE
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Mrs. J d. Allen, i'otaskey, Mich,
writes; "lioih my husband and myself
wore seriously ~ with ID grIppeG
HOne day saw an adverlIaemoul os
pcruna la paper and asked him TO get
mo bottle, Hc had na inith n Il, hus
cot the medicine. | la0is Il and imnle-
dlalely began 70 improve.
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amer Effects q OrIp

Mr.. Il. Esveld, Company "n,n sisl
Michigan y,laao Hermitage 81, Grand
Rapids, Mich, writcas
~ felt with advancing years that my
vigor iagied me and fear o. poisoning
my system with noxlona medicines pro-
vented my taking anything for ritunlil
noting the effect Pornna had On several
of my comrades / made 80 my mind Il
would DO good for me.
~ suffered iof ycars from enects Of
The Ia grippe, which seemed 70 sotlle in
my stomach afd kislnuys.
Five BOTTLES ot lertne mado new
man Of me. wish Chat J had known Of
p0runa years ago, and shen II would
have saved mo mach aulicring.n
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Mrs. Gentry Galcs, East Lake, Ala,
wrliess ~ ial bad case of Ia grippe.
J tried several kinds og medicine, but
coAl get 20 rolloi.
~ tried poruna and II cured me- !
can safely vny shet q + a ilnc medicine.
/ havo racd It IN our family often and
and vi 70 be good"
systemic Catarrh follows Orlp.
Mrs. Jonnic W, Cecil, Big Cabin,
Indian 'rerrliory, formerly housekeeper
Tor Indiana Reform School for Boys,
wriiess
"Slx years ago had Ia grippe, which
waa followed by systemic cstarrh. The
only thing used was Peruna and Mana
l.n, and have been ia better health tho
last lhree years than for years before.
'E give perune ali she credit for my
good health."
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Read what Victims Of the Grip Say.

"For loug time eonld not persuade
him to iaks It, but finally he began to
take pcfuna too, and he now is as en-.
ihuRlaelio 10 ils praise aa am.
"pcfuna also cured my husband Of
obstinate nasal cataffh, Of twenty-five
years. atandlng"
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THE ares 81 Cuba lassii6g square
ulsea and lhe density q population
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nvNf hail ui tho population lived
ia fnrnl Districts The is4 towns and
elsies containing sss e61 inhabitants
81 4s.a per cent d The total The
reputation Of she 9 large cities WAS
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-29
Ye Old Tyne Fiddlers' Conven-
ton at the Opera House
Thursday Evening,

On Old Tyne Fiddlers' Con-
vention will be the attraction at
the Lumberton Opera House
Thursday evening. 1t will be
under the management of
Messrs. w. M. Rivenbark and w.
B. Brice, of Wallace, who have
conducted conventions of the
kind at other places recently with
marked success.
This will doubtless be a very
enjoyable occasion. 1t will be
recalled that a fiddlers' conven-
ton was held in Lumberton about
a year ago and that it was enjoy
ed immensely. Twenty or more
Of the best kind of fiddlers have
been secured for the occasion, and
others will enter the contest.
These fiddlers will play nothing
but old-time pieces, such as Gar.
kansaw Traveller, mississippi
Sawyer, Devils Dream"
Gray Eagle, etc., which will
carry the oldest person back to
youthful days. In fact, the con.
testants will be allowed to play
only old-time music, Dem pieces
dat has got no notes in 'em'' &C.
cording to the old darkey. Else
where in this paper is given {
list of the prizes offered.
Everybody will timber up ant
have a high old time when Y
| Old Tyne Fiddlers' Convention
hits town.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-29
Sale of Real Estate.

By virtue of authority vested in me
under Judgment and decree of the Su-
perior Court of Robson county, enter
ed before the Hon. J. C. Biggs, Judge at
December Term, 1908, of said court in a
civil action therein pending, wherein P.
M. Sanderson, Administrator, was plain
tiff, and Emma Brooks and others were
defendants, l will, on Monday, the 5th
day of April, 1909, at IL O'Clock, noon,
at the court house door at Lumberton,
N. c., offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described lands, to-wit:
In Maxton township, adjoining the
lands of A. S. Barker, between Drown
ing creek and the Lumberton road, or
the west side of said creek, beginning
at stake on the bank of said creek,
Bankers corner, and runs with his line
south SO west. 1880 chains to a stake
on the Lumberton road; thence along
said road north 81 west, $50 chains tt
a stake; thence north 35 east, to the
run of said creek; thence down the rur
of said creek to the beginning, contain
ing ten acres, more or less, and being
the same land owned by John Brooks il
his lifetime.
Dated this 4th day of March, 1909.
R. c. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor, At
Ytorneys for Plaintiff. 3-8-4mon
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that, on the
9Th day of March, 1909, S. B. Mclean,
a resident of Maxton, Robson county,
North Carolina, was appointed as Re
ceiver for Floyd Bros. & Mitchell, In
corporated, of Fairmont, in said county
and State, said appointment being made
by Hon. W. J. Adams, Judge of the
Superior Court, in proceeding entitled
Buckley, Mcclure & Company VS.. Floyd
Bros. & Mitchell, Incorporated, now
pending in the Superior Court of said
county, and further notice is hereby
given, pursuant to said Order, that all
claims against said corporation must be
duly presented in writing to the under
signed, itemized and verified, at his
office in said town of MaXton on or be-
fore the eighth day of June, 1909, and
in default thereof, creditors shall be
perpetually barred from asserting their
claims or sharing in the assets of the
said corporation, or in the distribution
to be made of said assets in this pro-
ceeding. Persons indebted to said cor
poration will please make Immediate
payment.
This the 10th day of March, 1909.
S. B. MCLEAN,
3-22-4mon Receiver.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Jake Thompson, of Back
Swamp, was in town Saturday.
Mr.Giles Davis, of RaftSwamp,
was in town Friday on business.
Mr.. Sandy McNeill, of Smiths
township, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. D. J. Lewis, of Whiteville,
was in town Friday on legal bus
mess.
Messrs. Sandy Inman and Joe
Russ, of Bankers, were in town
Friday.
Mr.. T. N. McDiarmid spent
Saturday in Wilmington on legal
business.
Mr.. L. Pate, of rural route No
| from Lumberton, was in towr
Saturday.
Mr.. Stephen Davis, of rura
route No. 1 from Buie, was in
town Friday.
Mr.. w. B. Purnell, of rura
route No. 5 from Lumberton, wa:
in town Friday.
Mr.. H. @. Mclean, of rura
route No. 5 from Lumberton, wa.
in town Saturday.
Messrs. S. E. Britt and A. A
Bethune, of TenMile, were among
the visitors in town Saturday.
Messrs. D. H. Britt and J. w
Smith, of rural route No. 6 from
Lumberton, were in town Friday
Mr.. G. L. Gibson has sue
ceeded Mr.. Fred Jones as nigh
operator at the SeabOard station
Mr.. D. B. MCGEE, who does ;
saw-mill business at Bellamy, wa
among the business visitors il
the city Friday.
Superintendent J. R. Poole re
turned Saturday from Rocking
ham, where he spent several day
on a visit to home folks.
Mr.. A. H. Powell, of Oxford
spent last Tuesday night in tow
with his brother-in-law and sis
ter, DR.. and Mrs. T. c. johnson
Mr.. Elwood Whaley went t
Raleigh Friday to have an OF
Grafton performed for some nass
trouble, returning Friday night
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-29
Commissioners Sale.

Under an order of the Superior Court
of Robeson county, made at December
Term, 1903, Of said court, in certain
civil action entitled Beaufort County
Lumber Company of North Carolina VS.
Virgil Bell, l will sell at public aution
for cash, at the court house door in
Lumberton North Carolina, on Monday,
the Bird day of May, 1909, the following
lands IN Robson county, North Care
lima:
In Wisharts township, adjoining the
lands of N. A. Mclean, A. nj. Baker
and others, and on both sides of the
Sassafras Branch, on the North side of
Jacob Swamp: Beginning at a stake
by pine stump and small hickory, j ohm
Baker corner, in Noah Mcrcer's line,
about 100 yards northeast of said
branch, and runs as MERGERS line south
81 west % chains and % links to a
stake and three pines, MERGERS corner;
thence south AZ east 3d. chains to a
stake and three pines on the north side
of the swamp; thence north 81 east 2e
chains to pine by three pines, in John
Bakers line thence direct to the be
ginning, containing by survey 100 acres.
This 29th day of March, 1909.
A. 7. MCLEAN,
Commissi Jner.
Mclean, Mclean & Snow, Attorneys
| for Plaintiff. 3-29-4 mon.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-03-29

DR.. J. w. Griffith and Mayor
L. J. Grant, of Greensboro, ar
rived last night to attend court
for a few days.
Mr.. w. S. Cook, ex-mayor of
Fayetteville and an uncle of Mr..
Leon T. Cook, is among the Wis
itors attending court.
Mr.. L. S. Townsend, of Union,
S. c., spent several days here
and at Raynham last week visit
ing relatives, returning home Fri
day.
Miss Amanda McDiarmid left
Friday eveningfor Maxton, where
she will spend a few days on q
visit at the home, of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. McKinnon.
Mrs. J. R. Poole and children,
who had been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Poole's parents at
Tomahawk, Sampson county, re.
turned home this morning.
Mrs. Mary Moore Morrow anc
Miss Matte Moore, OF Gastonia
arrived Friday night and will be
guests for a few weeks at the
home of their brother-in-law anc
sister, Rev. and Mrs. c. H
Durham.
Mr.. w. C. West, who lives
near McColl, S. c., has beer
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ross
E. West, who lives two mile:
from town on rural route No. 5
and other relatives since las
Wednesday. He will return
home to-day.
Miss Rose Ashley, who has
been living with her sister, Mrs
A. E. McPhaul, at Bay Minette
Ala, and who returned recent.
to Fairmont to visit relatives
arrived Friday and will spen'
some time here at the home O
her nephew, DR.. w. A. McPhaul
This is Miss Ashley's first visl
to Lumberton in more than 2
; years.
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Sale of Real Estate.

By virtue of authority vested in me
under judgment of the Superior Court
of Robson county by Hon. J. c. Biggs,
Judge at December Term, 1908, of said
court in a civil action therein pending
wherein Frank Cough was plaintiff and
William L. Bell and wife were defend
ants, will, on Monday, the 5th day of
April, 1909, at IL o'clock, noon, at the
court house door of Robson county,
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the following tract or parcel OF
land, to-wit:
In Wishart's township, adjoining the
lands of David Bullock, Jim Coins and
others, and being the same land convey,
ed to William L.. Bell by Archibald Ba-
ker, deceased, and containing thirty (30)
acres, and for a perfect description
thereof see the last will and testament
of the said Archibald Baker.
dated this 5th day of March, 1909.
:, n ~.~,.. .R. C. LAWRENCE, ~
7 g Ss>27 S::z2s5 ssa Commissioner. o.
: Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor, At
torneys for Plaintiff. 3-8-4mon
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SOuIuCAh Moss
This Evening BY Local Tai
ent ard Under Auspices of
Daughters of Confederacy.
Under The Southern Cross,
a delightful war drama in four
acts by Christian Reid, will be
the attraction at the Opera House
this evening. This play will be
given under the auspices of the
Daughters of the Confederacy,
altogether by home talent, and
no expense or pains has been
spared to make it a success. 1t
is given for a worthy cause and
deserves liberal patronage. tits
to be hoped that a full house will
greet the performance.
The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
General Dering, C. S. A
Leon T. Cook.
Gordon Beverly, his chief OF
staff. A. Sharpe.
Jack Warrington, commanding
cavalry legion called Warning.
tons Light Horse-T. E. Petty
Lieut.. Forrest, A. D. C. toGen
Dering-Pope Stephens.
George Stone, a neighbor OF
the MISUNDERSTANDING Car
lyle.
Captain Porter, U. S. A.-W. B
Webb.
Mrs. Warrington-Mrs. R. C
Lawrence.
Marion Warrington, her daugh
ter-Mrs. Fred ]. Thomas.
Kate Conyers, her niece-Mis'
Matte Mclean.
Ned, young negro of ante
bellum type-Walton Bethune
Nom Elsie. a faithful famil.
servant-Miss Maria Nash.
Surgeon, C. S. All. M. Nc
Allister.
Sergeant, U. S. A.-W. P
McAllister.
First Soldier, c. S. A.-Wood
bury Lennon.
Second Soldier, G. S. A.-C.P
, McAllister.
Sergeant, c. S. "A 7
, Parmele.
Scout, C. S. A. Simeon Cald
we'll.
Orderly-Frank Nash.
The costumes were ordere
especially for the Performance
from a costumer in Philadelphia
Reserved seats are on sale a
McMillan's Drug Store. Price
of admission are: reserved seats
SO cents; general admission, 8
cents; gallery, Is cents.