THE ROBESONIAN MONDAY, JANUARY Si; 1916
PAGE TWO
COURT CALENDAR
!IN FIVE .MINUTES'-NO
INDIGESTION, GAS.QR
SOUR, ACID STOMACH
Cases Set for Trial at February.
Term of Robeson Superior Court j
The following calendar was arrang- j
ed by the bar of the" county at a-re-j
eent meeting ior mt w . .
son Superior Court which will con- -l!ie Moment 'Tape's Diapi-rii.i-wne
Monday, February 'ollomng; Keatheg the stomach All j
this week's term of court for the trial. Digress Goes '
of criminal cases, udgfj t,. A. Really does" out bad stomach in:
Daniels wiir preside. a ' order "really does" overcome indi-j
Monday, Feb. 7th w. fa, , stone ti dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and
ts. Laura Stone; John Oxendineys. Jcm.nes's .?aYve minutes-that-just1
Annie Hunt Oxendme; John Cham- thatmake3 Papeg Diapepsin the!
bers vs. Diana Chambers; j. A. largeEt seiiing stomach regulator in1
Herring vs. Ora Herring; Barber- ;th word. jf what you eat ferments j
Paschal Lumber Co. vs. A, w , u.
Ry. Co.; E. E. Chandler vs. A. L. d eructate sour undigested food
L. Ry. C.; Dme Fire Insurance is 'dizzy feand ache3;
Co ?' V C' L' ' y,w breath foul; tongue coat2d; your in-
roineham Company vs. McEachern, ., .... . .t,iIfl ir.H hi
Johnson & M0cGacnyAS0P 'ZIV w T waste, remember the moment 'Tape's!
ber Co. vs. S. L. Aaams, w . . piapeosin" comes in contact with the;
fva"' ll- 1S' J-Jl Sill', stomach all such distress vanishes'
jo mi iacn . " " It's truly aston shing almost marvel-
Dorns Locklear vs. Henry Berry J harmlessness.
If1 J . - Sr nrht' A large fifty-cent case of Pape's
? pCarV LU H C lebstr Diapepsin will give you a hundred
, ning Rod Co. vs H. G. Webster, worth satisfaction cr
t&l&rt Er'w.'ch.i: hands you: your money
"A ;EA White TvsHerberTB u - It's worth its weight in gold to
.AlrT'vIh . tth A L Stone men and women: who can't eet their
ryyStone; Berr Bavs? stomachs regulated. It belongs in j
vs. Mary aw e , j home should always be keptj
4" L- ?Tninn Tel" Co -A E handy in case of a sick, sour, upset
Shfff, R L Douelas' et al : stomach during the day or night.
S?Z'v?rjL IDKberrv: P: fit's the quickest, surest ..and most!
L Ray vs. J. F. McNair et al . I harmless stomacn regulator m we
McNair et al. (Protest); McAllister
Hardware Co. vs. S. A. L. Ry. Edens; In Re Will of Alexander
Co. (all cases); R. W. Livermore Thompson; A. E. Williams vs. Hen-
vs. Augustus Locklear; M. TV Bobbitt,
Asie.. vs. ti. M. MCAiuswr; v.
Iff. Fuller vs. J. D. Odum
M. A UUVl '
w.lnsHav. Feb. 9th Wm. Baker,
Trustee, vs. Joe Evans, et al.; Win
slow & Garris vs. Dave Currie. et
aL; Consolidated Realty Co. vs. Wm.
R. Graham; McRae Company vs. A.
L. Campbell; Flora McKinnon vs.
A. C. L. Ry. Co. (Protest); G. S.
Callahan vs. A. C. Rv. Co.; Mem
lian Co. vs. Don and Laurin Mc
Queen; R. W-. Livermore Co. vs.
iwannina' Ijocklear: JR. .W. Livers
U,i JUCuCaU at viuum !
A.Pn' Town of Lumberton vs.
Dees. Maggie and T. A. Norment;
Town of Lumberton vs. G. M. Whit
field: W. R. McNeill vs. J . u. ux
ndine; L. H. Caldwell jvs. Sam
Worley and wife. . v
Thursday, Feb. 10th McKenzie
Bullard vs. R. & C Ry. Co.; Park
Ion Mercantile Co. vs. M. Wright;
O. C. Dees vs. Ellis McKellar; Dan
iel Simmons vs. A. C.L. Ry. Co.;
L- H. Caldwell vs. Daniel McLean;
C. M. Barker Gdn., vs. Wr.Gregc-ry et
aL; Emfl Kauffman v4. McQueen
Bros.; E. L. Wooten vs. Rowland
Grocery Co.; E. L. Wooten et al vs.
C. B. Cox et al.; J. R. Maynor vs.
A. C. L. Ry. Co.; J. P, Bunnell
vs. Alex, Richardson; J. Robert Pre
vatt vs. J. L. Willoughby; Lumber
ton Hotel Company vs. L. T. 1 own
send; J. F. Pitman vs. W. H. Por
ter; H. J. Wessell vs. R. A. Rozier.
Friday. Feb. 11th R. W. Liver
more Co. vs. Utley Locklear; R.
W. Livermore Co. vs. Arch Bullard;
T. L. Northrop vs. R. A. Rozier;
L. H." Caldwell vs. G. A. WUKins
et aL; L. H. Caldwell vs. Jackson
C. Blount; L. H. Caldwell vs. A.
Pnoell et al.: L. M. Peele vs.
Eugene C. Melvin; E. E. Page vs.
D. A. Humphrey; L. H. Caldwel!
vs. J. I. Stone; L. H. CaldweU vs.
iirin rliArla et ux.: L. H. Cala.
well vs. W. R. Powell et al.; L.
H. Caldwell vs. Everett Atkinson;
L. H. Caldwell vs. M. N. Folger
et al.; Mutual Loan & Trust Co. vs.
J. G. Edwards; L. H. Caldwell vs.
Isaac Moore et al.; J. A. Sngle
ton vs. J. M. DeVane et al. ; L. H.
Caldwell vs. Oscar Mookj et ux.;
Beaufort County Lumber Company
vs. Mrs. Roberta Nash et al.;E. D.
McNeill vs. Wilson Graham; L. H.
Caldwell vs. Hoyle Revels et al.; L.
H. Caldwell vs. G. W. Barfied et
ox.; L. H. Caldwell V3. W. D. Bar
field; J. B. McCcrmick, Comr. vs.
S. J. Thomasson; L. H. Caldwell
vs. John D. Hammons et al.; Win
slow & Garris vs. J. 0. Johnson
ct al.; B. W. Townsend vs. A. C.
L. Ry. Co.
Mction Docket Dorris Locklear vs.
W. A. Savage et al.; Sarah Haj--wHxt.et
al vs. L. E. Tyner; W. J.
McDonald vs. Sandy McNeill et ux.;
Richard McNeill vs. Charles Samo
son; Clyde McCallum vs. H. B.
Betea t al.; Cij'de McCallum vs.
If. B. Bethea et al.; Jennie Eman
uel et el vs. Gileo Hunt; Goo. Lock
lear et al vs. Wm. Brvant et al;
Ptter Dnl et cl v?. G:les Hunt: State
eK rel. T. A. McNeill vs. Francis
B. McEachrn; T. A. McNeil!. Jr..
AImr. vs. Frr.cii E. MeEachern,
Krr.; W. I. Lhikhnw vs. A. C.
?:T';"n-n: Chatham -Lnmber Co. v.
n: Vr. S'liik; J. J. Perrvv.. A. C.
L. Ry. Co.; T. A. McNeill chm.
" 1 Town of LvnbT'cn: Curies
.Stewart vs. J. A. McCormick et
r.7; R. W. Livermore vs. A. A.
Fstman; S. L. Adams vs. Allen
ry Barnes; S. L. Adams vs. Allen
Edens; Maxton Supply Co. vs. Jas.
A. Shaw; J. H. Powers vs. J. E.
McDonald; Susan Jane Brewer vs.
Foster Faulk; W. I. Linkhaw vs.
Henry Jacobs; Rowland Grocery Co.
vs. Bank of Rowland; E. M. Hines
vs. Bank of Rowland; Hector Brooks
vs. S. B. Williams; Howard Mor.
rison et al Admr. vs. I.H. Bright
et al; Robeson Development co. vs.
Burruss & Phillips; Red Springs
Trading Co. vs D. S, Klarpp; Safti
McRimmon vs. Mary McRimmon; S.
L. Adams vs. Bank of Rowland; R.
D. Buie vs. L. E. Whaley; R. D.
vey. Jr. vs. Martha Edmond et aljig:
E. D. McNeill et al vs. J . S. inomp
son et al; C M. Fuller vs. J. M.
Powell et al; Mrs. R. W. Gamble
stal-vs. E. L. Hamilton: J. C.
Blanehard vs . St . Pauls Hardware
Co . ; Troy C . Jones vs G . S . Paee;
R. W. Livermore Co. vs. Jno. W.
Oxendine: R. W. Livermore Co.. vs.
Malinda Bullard; R. W. Livermore
Co. vs. W. R. Locklear; R. W.
Livermore Co. vs. Ferry t,ocKiear
W." R. McNeill vs. Newberry Lock
'ar et al: W. J. McPhail vs. A.
H . McLeod: W. J. McPhail vs . A .
TT MeT pnd; Roxle McMillan vs.
Prince Currie et ux.; R. T, Gaitlev
vs. Tom Locklear; Ked Springs irpa
ing Co. vs. J. T. Bateman; Ms
Cormick & Burks vs. Archie Low
rie et al: McCormick Burks vs.
T. M. Powell; Rosa B. Ross vs.
Order Odd Fellows; Parkton Mercan
tile Covs J. D. Cobband wife;
McCormick & TSnrks vs. Anderson
N. Locklear- SaNi A. ' Morrison et
1 vs. P. F. McRae et 1: Cha
chnefer Son ' vs. McLean &
W T? M-Nfill vs. Red
forinr-s Trading Co. ; Barber Pas
cal LmW Co. vs. J. J. Evns:
ovm of Maxten vs. H. D"ilan:
xt, W. Livermore Co. v.. Nelfn
T.nconr et il: L. M. Ppele vs. E.
r. Mel";n 0 Chs P"te p'al v.
Snrnh N. NewW'-v: W. W. P't.
"ten rt. s' v". Better5' "mb"'1
Two. S., Armstrong vs. A. J. Mc
Kinnon et al.
Death of Mrs. rTiizabeth J. Pope in
Louisiana
Correspondence of The Rcbesonian.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Pope " died at
thft bfimA of her Ran. Ira T, : Pone
in Franklinton, Washington parish, ' a
Louisiana, Jan. iz, laio. &ne was.
descended from one of the best-j
known families of Robeson county,!
N. C. She and her brother A, P.j
Pope moved to Marion county, Miss.,'
before the Civil War, from there to
Washington parish, La. A. P. Pope
died 18 months previous to "Aunt
Lizzie". She was 86 vears old when!
she died. Many relatives and friends'!
mourn her loss.
D. L. BRELAND
The Gist of It
"Last December I had a very severe
cold and was nearly down sick in bed.
I bought two bottles of Chamber.
Iain's Cough Remedy and it was on
ly a few days until I was completely
i - -I A 1 UL. I It. i T
resiureu u neaun, wnies u. j.i
Metcalf, Weatherby, Mo. If , you
would know the value of this reme-i
dy, ask any one who has used it
UDtainable everjwhere. j
Froqf pf a Puddirp' A
I I m I U frJI i V4 II f'l I -
P'
is in its use. You can read pages of
specifications and the chances are vou still won't know vnnr r
But try out a Maxwell for a month and you'll appreciate
then what sort of material was built in.
Rightly considered, not aii extravagance but an invest
ment, so get the HABIT; save a little, buy a Maxwell.
t. PAY A LITTLE DOWN
THEN PAY AS YOU RIDE.
Demonstrations Gladly Made
! Electric Lighted
VJlDtP and Started
' - DELIVERIES NOW Open Sundays and Evenings
Lumberton MotoFCar Compiny Disinfeiitorls, Lumberton, N. C.
ERTIL
AND
Farm Supplier
We think we are in as good position to furnish
farmers fertilizers this season as any concern in
the county. We will represent a number of the same
companies that we have heretofore and we ask that
you be sure to-sseus-before -you -plact-y ourorderr
Can deliver from our local warehouse or ship to any
point you may dssire.
As for Farm Supplies we have a big store full of
goods .and we think we can serve you as good as
any and better than many. You will find our prices
as reasonable as anybody on goods of quality.
See Us Before You Select a
Place to do Business or
Make Your Contract.
DEPARTMENT STORE
LUMBERTON,
N. C
THE ROBESONIAX, THE PRO-
gressive Farmer and The House-j
wife, all a whole year for $2.10. j
Ugh! Calomel is Horrible! It.
Shocks Your Liver, If Bilious
CADSISNS! 5,95,T .LOSE A DAY'S WORK! CLEAN YOUR
jyu DunLW'lvim "HUDSON'S LIVER TONE."
Ugh! Calomel makes you sick It
lorrible! Take a dose of the "dan
gerous drug tonight and tomorrow
you may lose a day's work.
Calomel i, mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel, when it
mith sour bile crashes into it, break,
ing it up. Thia i when you feel
that awful nausea and cramping If
you are Eluggish and "all knocked
wit", if your liver is torpid and bow
els constipated or you have headache,
dizziness, coated tongue, breath is
tad or stomach sour, just try , a
spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee Go to any
crag store and get a 50 cent bottle
f Dodson's Liver Tone. Take a
apeoafal aad if it doesn't straighten
you right up and make you feel fine
and vigorous I want you to go back
to the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying Bt
sale of calomel because it ia real liver
'nedicine; entirely vegetable, therefore
it can not salivate or make you sick
I guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels of that sour bile and consti
pated waste Which is clogging your
system and making you feel miser,
able. I guarantee that a bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your
entire family feeling fine for months.
Give it to your children. It is harm
less; doesn't gripe and they like ha
pleasant taste.
On in Mm t-'Ti ii i in I iiniTH
ertizer is High
So the thing to do is to buy Agricultural Lime and buy it on
time. Send us an order. Will deliver to you bagged and tag
ged anywhere in Robeson county at $5.90 the ton, car lots..
FAIRMONT, N. C.
Don't Forget to Take Stock
IN THE
Robeson Building & Loan Association
- - - . . NEW SERIES ' " "
January 1st, 1916
All stockholders in first series should take new stock in new se
ries because the first series will mature before another series opens.
- BEGIN THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
, STOP PAYING RENT AND OWN YOUR OWN HOME BY PAY
ING FOR IT WITH RENT MONEY
CALL ON C. V. BROWN AT THE NATIONAL BANK! OF LUM.
BERTON, who will cheerfully give any information you may de
sire on this subject.
C. V. BROWN, Sec. & Treas.
AVEM'S
STALK CUTTERS
DISC HARROWS
NEW GROUND PLOWS
You Won't Find Anything Better Than AVERY'S,
And the Price is Very Reasonable.
L. H. CALDWELL'S
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
SAMPSON COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE
j We offer several Sampson coun ty farms of good loam underlaid with
red clay, like the-lands-ef-Robeson,-those around Dunn, N. C, and
Marlboro county, S. C, but they are cheaper. Many farmers are sell
ing out their high pricedNfarms and buying lands here as good and
much cheaper.
One DartlPlllarlw fino f arm n'.a
from Clinton on 'phone line, one mi
neiKnornooa. farm covering 217 a
of it free from stumps. Some of i
cotton per acre in 1915; averaged a
dwelling, . barns, tenant house, etc.
Buyers shown the farm froth Cli
Write or wire
I. C. Wright
w. i. Wright, . . ., ,.j s,.
offer for a quick sale is five (5) miles
le from gooa scnooi, in a spienuiu
cres, 90- acres in cultivation, most
t made one and one-half (1 1-2) bales
bale to the acre. Good 8 room
Owner wants to move near college,
nton, N. C. or Roseboro, N. C.
. WRIGHT REALTY COMPANY,
. CLINTON. N. C
Attention Farmers
Do you wih to borrow money at a low rate of
interest on long time with which to improve your
farms or buy other lands? , :
I am in position to negotiate long time loans
for you, provided you have improved lands in either
Robeson. Scotland or Hoke Counties.
Only Improved Lands Considered as Collateral to Loans
No application taken for less than $3,000. Call to
see or write
A. T. McLEAN, Gen. Mgr.
LUiV BERTON, N. C. '
WHY WOULDN'T IT BE A DANDY PLAN
For you and the. undersigned to have' a mutual understanding?
You tell us that you want xpur clothes cleaned, repaired or press
ed better than it has ever been don before and we'll understand
what you mean--and do it.
Our method of pressing clothes is sanitary &nd we absolutely
guarantee unexcelled results.
i NATIONAL PRESSING CLUB
W. K. FAULK. Prop. PHONE 155 .