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THE &EMI-WEEKLY ROBE SON IAN.
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cut be greatly Increased by girlng
sptdal care to the healtk of every
animal and fowl on the farm.
Sick poultry, sheep, cattle, hogs,
horses, etc., depend on their livers
te keep then well.
Black-Draught1
Stock and Poultry
Medicine
keeps their Irera working and
therefor keeps them welt
Black-Draught Stock and Poulr
try , Medidne is a pure, natural,
vegetable, blood purifier, and acts
by regulating the stomach, Mver
and bowels.
It prevents and cures Hog CkoW
era, Chicken Cholera, Colic, Dis
temper, Coughs. Colds, Coostipa
tloa, fever, Loss of Appetite,
Wasting Away, and all toe asm
moa stock dlseasn.
It is perfect medldns for (sn
eral turn ass. Try it.
Pcfcc 25c for large can, At
afl am gfists and dealer
Real Estate. Transfers.
P. Lb Black, Com., to J. S. Mp
Rae land in Red Springs town
hi; consideration, $500.
N. W. Hall.et ux to W. S.Cobb,
land in Lumber Bridge town
ship! consideration, $15 50.
Moses Jen!-! ns to Frank Gough,
land in Lumberton township;
consideration $150.
G. B. Patterson to John Leach,
land in Maxton township; con
sinerafcion $10.
Truster's Aslipo't; Baptist
church to J L Brown; lan. I in
Wnite House townsuip; considor
nLou, Si5 .
D. I. McN.'i!!, M. ux. lo.f. Ab
uvr !!,'.r!M-, I in S ; ( ' 1 1 i 'Pro.'
lowi.siiip; coi'.siijc: ;tl i n., $ 1 1 .
.J. (I Vi(-( ' -rin '.!-, Com., -o
Nov. it .Jari.son, in;oi si in hind
in Tiioiu,)-.;!! invviis.ii;); consid
e :iU.n. r;-l,lU0.
W. V. Willis, it u., to L G
11 ii i'Mv, lands in Burnt Swamp
township; consideration, $1,500,
Z- R. Jackson, ct al, to Ncill
M. Murray, lands in Thompsons
township; considera ion, $400-
Lither Hinson, ct ux, to D. K,
Caddell, lands in Maxton town
ship; consideration, $300.33.
John McLean and wife to Prank
McCallum, land in Red Springs
township; consideration, $15.
Martin McKinnon to D. M.
Carmichael, land in Red Springs
township; consideration, $1,500.
A. W. McLean, et al, to An
drew Graves, land in Lumberton
township; consideration, $150
Sarah A. P.iui to Beaufort
C tunty Lumber Co., lands in
M-ixton iut' Alfordsville town
snips; consideration, $iy-00.
Sural) C. Oxi-rdine to Solomon
0oii(!iiif, J r., (p.: it cliiim do l .f
land in 1'iir-Mt Swmnp townshi p,
for $2 and oihi.M' viilua'ihi consid
erations. Mm a LumiHT Co. to P. A.
Fore, land in Alfordsville town
ship; consideration 10.
J. P. Smith, et ux, to A S
Thompson, tract of land in Back
S.vamp township; consider-atiou,
$2,000.
John A. Britt, et ux, to Enoch
Britt, land., in Bi itts township;
consideration, $70.
F: A. Humphrey, et ux, to J.
Abner Barker, land in lied
Springs and St. PanH town
ships; consideration, $400-
P. A. Fore, et ux, to J. G. Me
C'trmick, land in A! foro'svillt! 1
township; consideration, Sl.dOO.
(d. B. McL-o-.l to A. W. :W '
L' .in, lands' in Burnt S-.vomp!
t'f.vishij.: co;:side; ;it i- n. K" 1
John Wil.-'lK-lib.V, i! t.,
Bilttet-s Lu'n ;;! Co , Uu in J
1 ii-s ;.rt fji'ifk iciiel front ! )r. S r '
' . njfii- Ointr. cnl. Ki'ii:i-iii'ii-r it' tit;ulf
t,.i,f for l'ili-s :ti:ii it works v.nii ri r.-;
1 ; i t ty and salisf-ii-: ion. Ilrliiii", i,intii! '
protruding, or Miiiii ; ik- li.si pjic.ir lik. ,
iMiek" by its use. Try .1 and nee! Aii j
Wishart township; consideration,
$100.
Jackson Sealey, et ux, to But
ters Lumber Co., timber near
Coward swamp; consideration,
$1.
S. E. Willoughby, et ux, to
Butters Lumber Co , for $1 tim
ber near Juniper Bay.
J. D. Smith, et ux, to Beaufort
County Lumber Co., timber in
Howellsville township; cnsider-
ation, $950-
Receiver Edwards Will Take an
Appeal.
Pn ord 8pecll. 11th., to Chir. oervr.
Jn United States Circuit Court
January 18th, Judge Pritchard
signed a final decree in the mat
ter of the Union Trust Company,
Robert L. Forest et al complain
ants against the Southern Saw
Mills & Lumber Co., defendants,
and also the Carolina Northern
Railroad Company against the
Sou therm Saw Mills and Lumber
Company. The two caes were
consolidated some time ago. The
decree was signed upon there
port of Special Master H- F.
Seawell.
The litigation has been in the
courts for the past two years or
more. It was a long continued
suit with many connecting inter
ests. Toe property was placed
in the hands of a recei ; er in De
cern ber, 1902, in a suit brought
by the Carolina Northern Rail
road Company. The mortgage
bondholders, however, did not
appear in the suit. W. J. Ed
wards was appointed receiver
and remained in charge two
years. In October, 1905, the boud-
wbii h cash was paid to the extent
of laoie than 12,000,1)00 feet,
Sequoyah, the "American Cad
tnus," and perhaps the greatest
amounted to $20,249. u7. In addi- of all Indians.
tion to this there was paid by
him ia cash from thr earnings of
the company $2,827-16 in way of
prior claims, precedent from this
payment was taken from receiv
er's certificate given by the court
in similar payments. The find
ings of the court are chiefly made
up of these prior claims.
The court's accountant in au
diting the books of the receiver
found the accounts in good shape
and a balance of $4 51 in Mr
Edward's favor.
KNEW DOLLY MADISON.
Daughter of Chief of Cherokee
Visited White Bouse Often
Son a Postmaster In Indian
Territory.
Musk htel T ,C ir. to th G-censlwro cw.
Mrs. M. J. Ross, mother of
Postmaster Ross, of Port Gibson
and who lives at that place, has
just passed her seventy ninth
year, and is in fine health. Mrs.
Ross is perhaps the most distin-
ffuished Cherokee woman now
living, and comes of good Chero
kee and Scotch lineage. She
was born in Georgia, and came
here when a child. Her father
was Louis Ross, brother of John
Ross, unquestionably the most
noted chief of the Cherokaes,
having ruled over forty years-Mrs-
Ross has seen John Howard
Payne, author of "Home Sweet
Home," at her father's house-Mrs-
Ross was educated in the
State of Pennsylvania, and was
frequently in "Washington with
her father and Chief Ross. While
holders brought suit to foreclose, I in Washington she was a wel-
and asked for the removal of the
receiver-
In Judge Pritchard's decree
the cost of the above proceed
ings, und other handings were
phiced upon lieeeiver Edwards.
Mr. Edwards has engirded n hie ' w
She is very retiring in disposi
tion, seldom goes abroad, and
has never allowed her pictures to
be published. Her husband
W. P. Ross, established the Cher
okee Advocate in 1844, a weekly
paper devoted to the interest of
the Cherokee Indians, and espe
cially those who dr) not speak
English, the paper being printed
half in the Cherokee language
and the other half in English.
Her father was among the
greatest and best Cherokees, and
was elected chief of the nation
alter the death of his brother
John Ross.
IGNORANT OF TflE LAW.
Bigamist Boards With First Wife,
Who Acts as Brldd .'smald to
Second Wife.
New York Special to Grenkoro Industrial
New
Declaring that he was utterly
ignorant of the laws relating to
marriage and bigamy, William E.
Blautelt pleaded guilty to having
two wives in the county court of
Brooklyn. According to his re
markable story, he voluntarily
surrendered his first wife to an
other man because he loved her
so much that he would not stand
in the way of her happiness, and
she, he declared, acted as a
bridesmaid at the ceremony that
united him to his second choice
for a helpmate.
The innocent victim of this ar
ran?ement is Miss Florence E
Fitzgerald, who.with her mother,
lives at Brooklyn, and who;
brought the complaint against
come visitor at the Vt hite House, 1 her husband. She went to the
and was a favorite with "'Dolly Mi tymond street jail with her at-
Hold Your Cotton
If you expwt Higher Prices later in the jx-asoti. You ean store it 1m oar
Warehouse and have it insured for f tit 1 value, at a cost of 25 cents a bale for a
month. WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY on your wnrehonse receipt at 6 per
cent. This is the plan recommended by the Cotton Growers' Association.
Deposit your Earnings with our Saving Bank and get 4
Percent. COMPOUND INTEREST.
Robeson County Loan and Trust Company,
Lumberton, N. O.
A. W. McLean,
Preident.
C n. Morrow,
Cashier.
Start
ilf I
U 11
By purchasing the right kind of
FERTILIZERS.
W will handle tome of the kinds that will bring prosper
ity to your homes by increasing your yield per aere. W
don't mean to say by this that there are not others just
asgfood, but we will carry a full line of Hhjjh Grade Fer
tilizers this season, and would consider it a privilege to
have the pleasure of serving you in this line. : : : : :
Yours Respectfully,
J. MCR. BRACY.
Rowland, N. C.
ciun.Ni.'l will appi'.'tl tH? case
the Anpelhile Conn in Ri h
uiotui, a nil ''iitWdvur to l-oI the
tiiiiidi;,. s set. ii.vitK'. lu'O'i ver rid-1
whim'.-, ivports on in edict j
-now a suceessful operation of j
Madison," wife of President
Madison, who was perhaps the
most. (Iitin.'ruishfd mistress of
the White House- Mrs. Ross
:ie(i::iiiitcu with Jeff Davis,
:; r-.v.i r;l nr si'l;nl of th
s; ' l;i r: eoii t"(i'-i ;iey, 'vhi-u
he lii'M .";;i(!c to Fort (libson.a
V' iin.r lieiitriKi'.it, tied also '-;t'i
Bh t.v-Tayio;-, uauuhu-r of G -'it -ral
Taylor, who wore visitors im
the property. Tile spt eial ma;-(tier
ler's report shws that Receiver
Kd wards turned over to his suc
cessor accounts recei veuble and
lumber to the atnountof 15,80i5,
131 to apply against any debts of
the company, anl the same re
port shows thai he added new
property in way of buildings and
machinery which was paid for
ut of the earnings of the com
pany and standing timber for
loino, and she lias I'req u- n'.
ly seen the two sitting, before
the bi tireplaee in the Sanders'
home in Fort Gibson, which
house is still standing.
Mrs. Ross is a brilliant conver
ter!) jy after Blauveit had pleaded
trinity and personally served bun
with the paper.s that bean an
action jor the annulment of her
;:...i-riu-u.
hi April, IhUe, Hi. tuvott wedded
: i f ; i i l A. SuilUi at- tier home in
-.ivoie iJenU'C, Ij. I, A yi-ar'i
inter toey separated, aller i,ei
iiave tier a p,i p,.:r a ukd In- na;!- i
ined r.-ei i ..ti e il a duoreo. '''
Un'U d.NSit.-d tier in c-a i t, 111 u t, i
ner Wi.li lo become M (ji".ir
U. Cam irer on Mtticii is, V.hn).
On May JU of tiie iitoe year he
married iMiss ! it.aerald, and
wife iSo. 1 was bridesmaid, while
her new husoanu was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Cammer toon a
house at Bn.okl.yu, after her last
The Groweii Sanatorium Gompanu.
I incorporated)
FOR THE TREATMENT OP
Whiskey, Morphine nd Nervous Disease, and other select cases needinfir'Sanatoriun
care Htid treatment away from home, and old environment. Violent insane anJ
consumptive cases not received Mild mental casrs maj be accepted, but noisy ami
disag ecalde ones not.
S. M. CROWRLL, M, I)., President.
(',. L. KFvA, B. S., M. D., Associate Res. Thysician, Secretary-Trta.Hurr. u-20
'oiyogt Company,
Wiiminjrton, N. C.
, hn' profe'.ly
vtids every
as to sadsfy
Mali O-Ti.r.'j Roivo Prompt Atrention. w
sationalist, and never tires of marriage, and Blauvelt and wife
relating incidents in her early No 2 boarded with thorn. Then
,l nL.,r . .. the four led a happy existence
s T until the mother of No. 2 began
Fort Gibson was the western out toask quesuons. This had the
post of the government. She effect of causing Blauvelt to de
was acq uaic ted with the wife of serthisnew wife.
This man bought a supply of tobacco with
out acquainting himself with the distinctive taste
of SCHNAPPS Tobaccq, which has the cheering
qualities that gratify his desire to chew, and at
less expense than cheap tobacco.
SAMPLES.
Buggies !
At my place can be found all the Beat Grades
of Buggies, such as Tyson & Jones, Oxford,
(Chase City) and several brands of Medium
Grade Buggies. Also
Nice Line of Harness.
Nice lot of
6 Mules and Horses
For farm or road work.
OS
C. !!. FULLER
Febni.'irv t 4th
LUMBERTON
NO. CA.
SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this
paper so that every chewer has had ni
opportunity to get acquainted with the
facts And know that drigs are not used
to produce the cheering quality found in
the famous Piedmont country flue-cured
tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he
ought to chew. Still there are chewers
who accept other and cheaper tobaccos
that do not give the same pleasure.
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