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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
RANDOLPH

F. A. Thomas is in Boston this week.
purchasing goods.
M. M Wilson was in Montpelier on
Tuesday in attendance at court.
Miss Katherine Wood has gone 10
Felchville to teach for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Of Fitchburg
Mass, returned home Tuesday, after
visiting at Mrs Charlotte Lilies
On February 10 and II there win be
examinations at the high schoel for
teachers, whose certificates expire with
the close Of the spring term.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Clara Turner and Company in Barre All
Next Week.

Next Week.
As welcome As tire roses ia June win
be the announcement that Miss Clara
/ Turner and her efficient company. under
the management Of Ira w. jackson, will
be the attraction a tho opera house DUR
ing the week beginning Monday Febru-
airy 7.
Miss Turner is one 81 the very few
actresses gifted with ability 10 play
many parts and play them well a Jack
of resemblance to eaeh other IS noticeable
ia the characters she assumes az din.
ferent ere they as diamonds and dress.
From stately Lady Godiva To lonely lit-
tie Jane. with her Teddy Bear huaeed
close to her bosom, there's a world wide
gap Still, Miss Turner impesonates
both with surprising eleverness Lady
Godiva by the way. was played recent
" by Amelia Bingham in st. Louis, and
aroused press and public to an uuwont-
ed pitch The writer utilized Lady Godi,
vas ride ID the altogether or as Ten
nyson wrote III clothed On with ehast.
ity,H through the streets 81 Coventry,
az the basis Of the play
OF marked contrast 20 those mention.
ed is "A Military Maid new to the
stage, with Miss Turner as q charming
southern belle. enameured with q bold
soldier boy from the North. bat wayer.
ing between affection and patriotism.
She makes IS ideal a logelass as IL
IA LIES study had been devoted to the
character. And So on to the end Of her
repertoire
IN addition to the foregoing, Miss Tur
ner will be seen ii tThe Man Hunt, p
dramatized from a story BY Bret Harte
and played 70 thousands at Luna Park;
the Reiane version Of Sardou's eDiyor-
cons conspicuous IN Grace Georges rep.
ertoife; Her Only Chance "a Girss
Best Friend, and The old winner why
Men Tempt Women
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
BUSINESS NAN MISSING.
Charles A. Bean Of Portland Steps out
Of Store and Disappears

Portland, Me-, Feb. 81 Charles A
Bean, q former councilman, head Of tic
fruit ard produce firm Of I S. Bean
CO.. has been missing since Monday
morning
He stepped ont Of the store and no
trace Of him has been found since
George Libby, a Boston attorney. former
county attorney here and counsel foT
the Arm in its Boston connections. has
arrived III town and il making d system.
attic search
Mr.. Bean is a prominent member Of
the board Of trade and an able and
successful business man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the late W. S. Littleiohn and
Frank 0a0crs under tie firm name 81
LNtleiohn, 0deers & Milne. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Frank
Odgers retiring from the firm, who on
and after this date win not be responsi-
bic for any debts contracted BY the firm
or have any interest in the debts owing
70 said firm
Frank Odgers.
Dated at the City of Barre, We, Feb.
1 1910.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the neighbors
and friends for their kindness and Sym
pathy during the Illness and death Of
our son and brother, Louis Leon, also
for the many beautiful flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. John Letoumeau,
and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-03
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
rHURsDAY. FEBRuARY ]. 90.
weather Prediction.

Snow IN north portion, rain or snow
in south portion Tonight Friday fair,
except snow Il eastern Maine and cold-
er; moderate variable winds, growing
brisk north to northwest
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

crowned. and then there are
other . aces where sand and clay
az not Widtl> sel'ara'ed and thu
cost If co., tr, cging splendid
reads should nn', average more
that $3.50 pr mile, except where
sv amps are u be crossed or in
sect ons where sand and clay are
ve'y widely separated.
The time has come when we
must improve our roads and "a
bend issue is already claiming
ou. attention. These l,onds
would give US a suff :ient sum to
build the roads without lnten' up-
lltn and ~oI'd give US III Sc
g cd roads to help7:us pay the
DO dis wife II they mature. The
plorc ty va!ual5 on would be
greatly enhanced on account Of
the better roads, and no one
would suffer from excessive
taxes. r..
We might issJe bonds to tn
extent of 100000, maturing in
40 years, and a Is cent property
tax and As cent poll tax would
take care of it when mature and
at the same time keep all roads
in repair and bridge the streams
where needed.
Above all we need just now is
a Good Roads Association for
Robson county,: In it ways and
means for building good roads
| would be formulated and matur-
ed; interest in good roads would
be spread, and our people
awakened to our needs, so that
with one impulse we would ali
work for a general road uplift
all over the county. We need tC
get the masses interested and
then we shall do something.
! Let us call a meeting of the
county and road commissioners,
together with all good citizens
who want good roads, and or.
ganize a good roads association.
We can get DR. Joseph Hyde
! Pratt, State Geologist, and othe,
good speakers to address as, ane
let US have a good roads rally.
!, The civic associations have
cleaned up our towns, the doctors
are stamping out disease, AMI
now let the Robson Cou
} Good Roads Association have it
birth and get our people to set;
day for bringing into action th'
pillow anc the ''split-log drag,
and we will have made one Ions
step in the right direction, 1
those in authority wall lead, tn
people will follow. and with suel
a following, great wonders cal
, | be wrought. Ira MuIlls.
Lumberton.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
News And Personals From
Along Rural Route l From
St. Pauis.

Correspondence of The Robesonlan
St. PauPs, r. F. D. l, October
n. We are having some heavy
wind ia these parts today.
Mr.. Sandy Blount and grand
son, MIR. Vance, spent yesterday
in Lumberton.
Little Miss Mantha Townsend
is on the sick ,ist this week, we
are sorry to say,-Little Miss
Visgie johnson is right sick with
something like the grippe. Hope
she will soon be we'll.
Rev. E. O. johnson and Mr..
| Lee Thrower passed through here
today on their way to a nearby
streaEs, where they intended
spending the day fishing with
their silver hooks.
Mr.. Elijah Fisher and mother
passed through here yesterday
en- route to Hswellsyllle. Mr..
w. J.. johnson went to Fayette-
vile today to attend the fair. =
Mr.. j. C. r. Rozssp and sister,
Miss Mamie, who hive near
Lumherton, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with their brother
in law al4d sister, Me-. and Mrs.
E. 0. johnson, Mig. and Mars
Lee Turnover and little girl,
ILorena, spent Sunday with Mrs.
sThrower's father aad saother,
IMr. and Mrs. James Mcdonald o!
! Auzler. MIR. James Johnson ana
daughter. Miss Maggie. spent
last Sunday at the hosne OF Mr..
William Baggett.
! We think there is need OF z
law that will prohlbia whsskes
| from being sent TO the express
offices in sae State. a. certain
man passed through here one
Sunday might not long ago shoot
ling and holering just as If 1t wa:
not Sunday drunk, OF course.
Mr.. Clio, who has been doins
work on the New Virginia& Caro-
lima Southern Ry. from ST. Paul t.
EEIizabethtown, passed throug!
, Ehere last week on his way to th
. mountains to. start naW road
There is an old colonel woma
: lin this section who says she ha
never seen a railway train, say
fshe gets nervous when she hear
lit blow and doesn't want to sc
: Hit. Hazel Eyes.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
COMMISSIONS Sale of Land.

Unuer and by virtue of Judgment
VI LIE superior court UI RoDeSOn couf.-
". Uttered AT Apr. term, 1917, IN case
" nei elm l.. ,. CovlngrOn. trustee, ct a.,
were plaintiffs and Did. BosLlck anu
wiIe We're ueienuanLs, notice Is LereDy
given that The un1ersIgneu commission
OF, VIII, on Monuay, lie I'm oay OF
NOV. 1910, at IL y CLOCK m, offer tor
sane at the court house door or kopeson
Counry To the highest BIDDER Tor cash,
the following tract OF land lying anu
Deln., LII The county or koDeson aud II
Burnt owa amp township, ana pelng the
same ianns conveyed by j. M. bue To
b. d, Bostlc by ueeu uateu Oct. ~,
1915, anu recorded IN The once Oh the
Register OF Deeus Oh hObeson County,
In Dook II. X. X. r. page u.s.. (to
which salu deeu and the reeIstry .ne,e-
OF reference Is hereby MADE 1or more
particular descriptlolD. Excepting now
ever ouI OF salt BOUNDARIES IVU acres
more or Less, conveyed by Is. j. Bostick
aiAu WHe 10 a. y. mcleod by 0eeu dated
oct. IL, lSUo, aid recorded IN the ufnce
oi the Register OF Deeds or kobeson
county, Iii bUOk l.. L. L. L. page III,
U which SAID deed and the registry
thereof reference Is maue Tor more pax
/ ~AS1s>A SAAPSA0Li VI Sdlu 1OO dCEcS.
Ana excepting also from the operation
OF TINS ueeu 70 acres, more Or Tess de-
scrioeo AZ IoilOWS, TO- wit. Beginning
az the beginning corner OF SAID Iyv
, acres Conveyed TO a. Y. Mcleod and
runs With Iiis line N. 81 h $50 chains
" his corner; thence " It'll his other line
N. OF w, Chains To his other corner
III the line OF the Zul acres conveyed OF
-. III. bule TO IS. j. bOstick, thence
Vita bosticks line n. 5U +. e chains
u BosIlcks corner a stake u a cypreSs
thence Soutn 10 the line OF saiu ~.
acres conveyed to A. l.. McLeeu;Inence
Win salo line ~ the beginning, and
containing about % acres more or less
upon which are situated the dwelling
house anu out buliolngs OF SAID b. i
bosLlck. 1he lanos u be sold unde
This notice consist al about 70 acres
ana are the North western portion u
the 2uI acres conveyed to B. j. Bostlcs
by =. M. Bule as Aforesaid
AIS OcI. ., l9iU. r.. ] Britt,
Ao-o-+Inurs. Commis ,loner
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

III ~ saUusfn votes vera cast
vtsl 30 Saturday even n to )pear
IN til, count :sfo WI in these
to nrMos ,oC ~, and a G e It
s.raAs Contestants whose names
~wesrae-.the botEon2 OF the list a
fteuaa.Sys. ago aye rapidly making
rch@ir sway up the list;
ard taeiore many more days
FssTs is little doubt bat that
: tavNwi)l be sawong the leaders.
80 coupsse 4,ee contest has only
cun, but s. Sarge number Of
&C.. :. candidates have entered the
NE Us win. New contestants
4: ~. entering and old ones are
,.i1sge with the firm determina-
aEl Sl4Gtaying with the contest
,1wSiIltass.ssk,ae- Well, that's all
IL takes gust zoe determined and
stick to it and you will surely
win,
aGulBS MOT TRAN SFERABLE.
PosNtivelv no votes will be
s5ERrsferred. IF it were allowed.
VIC wouAC not claim to be runt
mag Ian evvutest. Were il
g19s5EIe TO transfer Naggs a mum.
isaY ct ia e contestants who ha0
gKs- worked extra hard could
.,ce5n1Dinz their votes and win the
si%fsaiss 2 rsGe" over some con.
testa ,E4hG was striving by
t:fasvS @ok to win this prize fo,
spaeea.f.
'WAega ,rotes have been issued
III IsEe1 contestant, or when they
s14&s thaess credited in the pape,
70 Cos NcoUtest amt, they cannot
..sk1 l21s+e0 80 another.
SPECIAL PRIZE.
fife fspecial prize offer Of the
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
PUBLIC HEALTH.
(Continued from first page.

preparation for such a purpose;
the 100000 men of North Caro-
ina who profess to honor and
love and protect their women
have not provided a cent out Of
which her life might be saved to
the State.
The commandment IT h o u
shalt not kip applies just as
much to killing your fAlow-naan
byfailing to prevent diseasestbat
are preyentable as to ksaing h5Es
in any other way. A few men
and women in every communiay
must take the lead and do the
work and he urged, in the narDe
| of somebody's life that is going
| to be lost, the organization fos
work according to a plan that
has been outlined by the. State
Board of Health.
All who availed themselves OF
the opportunity of hearing Or
Rankin were we'll repaid and his
earnest plea for the conservation
of life and health cannot fail T.
result in benefit to tine. tow
and community at large.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

roads, laid out with graceful
curves and easy grades and lined
with fruit and shade trees, be-
hind which are to be seen neat
and well-kept farm houses and
gardens.
The striking fea ture of all
these roads is the skill with
which they are located and the
splendid system of repairs which !
make them what they are. There
no road is located on farm boun-
Diary lines, but its location is de-
termined by Typographical con-
ditions and commercial advant-
ages.
In the United States we have
, the most tremendous system of
roads the world has ever seen.
We have more than two million
! miles of roads and of this amount
' we have only about 10000 miles
! Of stone surfaced roads and about
1O8, 900 miles of gravel roads to
O our credit.
s In most respects we are far in
It the lead Of other nations of the
e world, but our roads are woefully
J. neglected and we are in this re-
g spect classed with the less pro-
It gressive countries. This, we be.
% lieve, is soon to be at an end.
Is In about half the States of the
ic Union road administration has
rs been systematized and the sent
ment for better roads is GROWN,
IS, so strong in North Carolina tina
re we shall take a long step TO
We better roads before the mex
his Legislature adjourns.
ch Already the good seed ha
or beer sown and counties Xix
ng Mecklenburg. New Hanover
,as Buncombe, Guilford, Durhar
ay and others are reaping abundar
ny harves's in the form of bette
Tor stock, more valuable farms an
an, better schools.
Now these counties are not or
ms whit better than Robson nj
md can roads be constructed in the
nat any cheaper than here. Here v
In have. one of the most fertile sol
ay, in all this Southland; we ha,
In more than SIS. 500, 900 of taxab
ave property; we have citizensh
or second to none. while the 8,
ms and Typographical conditions a
OF suck that we can construct go,
way substantial roads at less tn,
IN nalf the cost of the roads in sor
asst Of the countie, just 'mentione
There are great stretches
ICES roads here where sand and cl
on are mixed in almost the prop
WITH proportions to give good roa,
'uiit if the road bed was prope1
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
REIIWTS SHOWER in THE CON
TEST.
IL naa4ssd sass Up To Saturday Evening to Appear ii
Today's Count.
Today's Count.

pair Of ladies' $500 Americas
shoes given by the Jno. T. Biggs
Co.. will close next Saturday.
Tois prize will go to the contest
ant hrin, G in the largest num-
Der of ew one-year subscrip-
TORS in the limited time between
October "a and November 5. So
while the weather is nice and
cool will be a good time to get
out and hustle this week for
this special offer. Who wouldn't
like to win a nice pair of $500
shoes? They will be the very
thing for the winter.
Miss Jenkins is still in the
lead but she is having a close
run by Miss Barrett and Mrs.
STUDIOS. They are all doing ex-
cellent work. Miss Eva Gaddy
, ofRoYland. who has recently en-.
tered the contest, will be ar
earnest worker, so just watch
her votes pile up next week.
Who do you want TO be in the
lead?
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
The Greater Youths Comnan.
ion

Since II enlargement by the addition
OF an amount of reading in the wear
equal to four hundred ordinary maga-
zine pages, The Youths CompanIon
can offer even wider range OF whole
some entertainment. than ever before
but the character of the papers con.
tents remains the same, and the sub
scrlptlon price, Sl.7o, is unchanged.
Every boy will eagerly look for the
articles on skill in sports and pastimes
and how to develop it.
The girls will hnu many novel aud
practlcai suggestions which will be-
helpful in their daily life.
For the family in general, hints for
the profitable occupation of winter
evenings, for increasing the happiness
and comfort of the household.
This reading is all in addition to the
ordinary treasury of stvries, articles
Dy celebrated men and women, the IN
equaled miscellany, the invaluable
doctor 3 article, the terse notes on what
is going on in all fields of human ac-
tivlty.
1t will cost you nothing to send for
the beautiful Announcement of The
Companion for 1911. and we will send
, with it sample copies OF the paper.
Do not forget that the early sub
{scrIber for 1911 receives free all the re
! aiming ISSUES of 1910, including those
containing the opening chapter OF
trace Rlchmond's serial story, Five
Miles Out
| The new subscriber receives also
| Ihe Companion 8 Art Calendar for 1911,
| Autographed in twelve colors and gold.
The YOUTHS COMPANION,
Id Berkeley ST.. Boston, Mass.
New Subscriptions Received at this
Office
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

joins with tae- farmers re- provide q
place for meetings. Wherever snfn-
cient interest is shown the college fur
nishes a CORPS Of instructors. These
local short courses usually last but one
week. The work given IS much like
that of the college short course. al
though. of coarse. there is no, IA much
equipment to work with. Every stu
dent Is obliged 10 bring ten ears Of
corn for class work. Stock is obtain
ed from locas breeders. rhe Iowa Agri
cultural cossege last winter sent oat a
car loaded with some Of the best Of
the college stock and corn TO short
courses 10 THAT state. The local short
courses are very popular and reach
many farmers WHO cannot get away
from home for more than a few DAYS
at time
| One 81 the oldest means for taking
Information to the farmers il the
farmers institute. This is exceptional
~ good In that II gives q chance fol
! a great deal of discussion among farm
/; ers. which creates interest and brings
out the methods which have proved
most successful Usually two or thre,
speakers from the college are presen
to talk at these institutes
The county fair is another rural in
stitution that is great educator. Tn
old type of county fairs. that were lit
tie more than racing meets and place
for gamblers. Is almost a thing of tn
past. The modern county fair has it
full share Of amusements. but they ar
FOR the most part clean. A good hors
race Is enjoyed by every red bloode
farmer. A baseball game or a balloo
ascension adds to the enthusiasm. A
y Continued next week.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
GOOD ROADS.

The Measure cf the Progress of
>Aecy Age or People We
MUst Hr.paoye Our Roads
How ist faEav be Done-A
<ounty Gcoa Roads Associa-
dawn Should be Formed Good
Roads Rally Suggested.
;. T. IRE Editor i T.. ..s,obes,.ian:
TkflasslNs4n said that roads are
ttx. sagsieA.saynssaJ by which to
measure the progress Of any age
or people. While roads are the
.aFslHxag Of civilization. vet they
tklave skecohse the chief factors.
,af setEndeed the means, for its
.ad yaweenaeyTee
WItsa0ut'roads the most benef-
.cene arts are productive Of good
TO q MerN limited extent. Show
,fhs ssoRds ef a community and
voA wifi portray it's people.
e1ooa roads land civilization GO
lnaad in nand. The nations
<Etsssa Aane been the stronges,
ssE2eeosGin the civilization of the
e1rGrld have beaE road builders
ard Mkile the nations themseive:
saaHe 'cwambied and fallen, We
72heir history in (. few instances
IN st!l written upon paved road
sglsie,k have WithStood the traffi
-aad eavages of time for age
.sast-
Tine Babylonians, Egyptians
[arthagenians and Romans wer
-aais great road builders and W
are told th:t one of the Pharaoh
CONSTRUCTED q road upon whic
tao, SU nsen were employed fl
ten years. The road leadir
from Babylon to Memphis w;
k4ared away back in the grs
tsaWa ct the historic mornir
s1s4 along it arose in splend
'fhe great cites of Nineva
Danaac0s and Antioch.
The Grecians and Roman
zsene scientific road builders a,
80 perfect was their work tn
4sssae OF these roads are still
tise.- The famous Appian Wa
,ktQut about 312 E. c., is still
constant use. Over it ha
saasctaed the proudest armies
ALI Europe and it was upon Il
same road that Paul, the man
sti ages. ,Iamped his weary w
70 Rome, where he delivered
the presence Of Cesar that ma
.@<tul address
Practically all Europe reali,
ssti2e good roads mean and
EVERY hand the eye is met W
sfse splendid sight Of we!.-b,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

No one has ever made a salye. ONT
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens Arnica Salve. It's the one perfect
healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns. Bruises,
Sores, Scalds, Boiis, Ulcers, Eczema
salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold Sores,
ChappedHands, or Sprains, it's supreme,
!nfallible for Piles. Only Csc at all
druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
BACK TO
THE FARM"
XIV.-Brineing the College
to the Farmer.
BY G.. v. GREGORY.

copyright. 1910. by American Press Asso-
ciatiOn.I
~ HE agricultural colleges. the
secondary schools and the
rural schools are doing a great
deal 10 educate the farmers
Of the future TO educate the farmers
Of the present some other system is
needed This has been provided in
many communities through extension
departments of the agricultural col
leges The purpose of these depart
ments is to get as close as possible to
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures of coughs,
c,lds, Group and influenza. Try it when
III need. 1t contains no harmful sub
stance and always gives prompt relief.
Sold by DR.. Mcmillan & Son and Pope
Drug Company.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
Iredell Should Read Some More

News and Observer.
The Robesonian says that in
his speech at Lumberton, Iredell
Meares read Buffers staten ent
to the effect that he is not con-
nected with any effort to collect
fraudulent bonds. :" That was on
Wednesday. On Thursday the
advertisement above Buffers
name, showing he was soliciting
holders of Carpet-bag Bonds, ap-
peared. Has Iredell Meares
read that advertisement. as it ap-
peared in the New York Evening
Post? If not, he should DO so at
once, since he is in the reading
business. If he reads it and de.
nounces Buffers treachery, then
folks will not put him down as
in bed with Butler. If not, hi
selects him as political bed fellow
; and must share his fate.
! Maurice Tabutu broke the world;
!, aviation records of time and dis
! lance at Etampes, France, Fri
,, day by flying 289 miles in 6 hour
in a continuous trip.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31
LAST CALL FOR TAXES.

will attend following places mentioned
purpose giving the people chance pay their
taxes for year 1910. viz:
Rennert Pauls Township, Friday, November 1910
Mcdonald, Thompson Township, Saturday. - 5th, 1910
Proctorsvile, Orrum Township, Thursday, " 17th 1910
GAINESVILLE Sterlings Township, Friday 18th,
Marietta White House Township Saturday - 10TH
St. Pauls Monday - 21st,
Parkon, Tuesday - 22nd
Lumber Bridge Wednesday, 23rd.
Wilkes Store Blue Springs Township Thursday ," 24h
Red Springs. Friday Saturday, - 25th & 26th
Rowland Thompson Twp Tuesday Wednesday, 29th Both
Pembroke Thursday. December 1st 1910
Maxton, Friday & Saturday End & 3rd
After this round made cost will be added tax books
be placed the hands collectors various Townships
with instructions levy and collect according law All tax
books will be in the office during the November Court
This will be my last trip to your Township
1O31-tf E. C. MCNEIL. Sheriff Robson County
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-10-31

HOW THEY STAND.
Miss Viola Jenkins II 565.
Miss Gwendoiine Barrett 63,5 O
Mrs. N. c. Stubs $4,000
Miss May Belle Price 4,630
Miss The o Mclean 400
Miss r. S. Edmonds 1000
Miss Eva Gaddy 1850
Miss q uencie Mitchell LOO
Miss May Branch 1900
Miss Mary Conoly LOIS
Miss Cora Bailey 1000
Tx Sheriff J. H. Clark, of Bia-
{ en- county, is among the visitors
in town today.