THE R0BES0N1AN, LCMBERTON, NOSTB CABOLINA. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921
PA61t3fO
WKy Women Suffer
Many Lumberton Women are Learn
ing the Cause.
Backache, headache, dizziness, ner
vousness. Women often suffer, not knowing
the ctuse.
Irregular urniary passages weak
ness, languor
Each a torture of itself.
Together hint at weakened kidneys.
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I began to suffer with severe pains
in my back and was in constant mis
ery and "always felt tired and run
clown. If I would stoop over Bharp
twinges would shoot through me and
I could hardlv straiehten. Often
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mornings I was lame ana sore ana
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and mv kidneys were all out of order.
Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills I got
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I only used a few when I felt a great
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Price 60c. "aTalt3ealers. rffcmt
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
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Mrs. Breece had.
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New Dwelling Roads in Bad Shape
New School Building is Almost
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Correspondence of The Rokesonian. "
len Mile. Jan. 18. The people in
this section are beginning
readv for a new crop. They are busy
cutting the stalks and getting' the
ground ready .
Rev. Frank Hare filled his regular
appointment here Sunday p. m. He
preached a good sermon, as he al
ways does.
We . are sorry to say Mrs. H. H.
.Stanley is still in the Thompson hos
pital. We sincerely hope and trust
that she will soon be able to return
honu.
Miss Katie Britt of Lumberton.
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Flqrence Britt, at Ten Mile.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Britt have mov
ed into their new dwelling, which
is very pretty.
The roads in this section are get
ting pretty bad; all the cars seem to
stick. Some pull out, some are pulled
out, and some nave to Set buggies
in order to get the occupants home.
The Ten Mile and Barker school
seems to be progressing nicely and
tlie attendance seems to continue to
grow, there are over 100 on roll.
The new school building is al
most completed and the school expects
to be in it in a week or two.
Miss Jacky and Harriett Legette
of Fairmont are spending a while at
the home of Mr. H. H. Stanley.
Prcf. D. B. Oliver spent Saturday
in Limberton.
The Ten Mile Sunday school cor
diallj invites all the church members
and everbody else to Sunday school
every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Misres Fannie and Annie Lee Hum
phrey and Marethia Hayes of Saddle
Tree' spent Sunday at Ten Mile.
Mr. W. M. Townsend of St. Pauls
spent Sunday with his brother Mr.
Charles Townsend.
"Handbook and Guide to Hel'
Zion, 111., Jan. 15. Residents of
Zion were given new light on the ter.
rors of the infernal regions today
when Overseer Wilbur Clenn Vdiiva
issued advancp sheets on a "handbook
and guide to Hell" based on what
he termed Helligrams he said he had
recently received.
"Every sinner is going to be puni
shed with an over-dose of his own
sin,' Voliva declared. "A tobacco
smoker will be locked up in a den full
of tobacco smoke. A chewer of the
filthy weed will be immersed to his
neck in a vat of tobacco juice. A
drinker will pass his own term of
purification in a natatorium filled
with beer, wine and whiskey."
John Casey, foreman at the New
Bern iron works, and a veteran of
the World war, was drowned Wed
resday in the Trent river, when he
jumped overboard from a sinking
boat in which he and his brother-in-law.
Harold Willis, were attempting
to cross the river.
SOUTH IS TURNING
L
Mr. DocUon, the "Liver Toiie"
Man, Kesponsible for Change
for the Better.
Every druggist in town has noticed
great falling off in the sale of calomel."
They all give the same reason. Dodson's
liver Tone is taking its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people know
it." Dodson's Liver Tone in personally
guaranteed by every druggist who sella
it. A large bottle doesnt cost very touch
but if it fails to give easy relief in every
case of liver sluggishness and constipa
tion, just ask for your money back. -
Dodson's . Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable -remedy, harm
less to both children and adults. Take
a spoonful at night and wake up feeling
fine; no biliousness, sick headadhe, acid
stomach or constipated bowels. It
doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all
the next day like violent calomel. Take,
a dose of calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak, tick and nueate4.
bwl Ion Kftj. .
AGAINST
GALOME
EDMl'ND BIGHAM CHARGED i
WITH MURDER OF FIVE PEOPLE,
Coroner Orders Son
Held in Connection
and Brother
With KilHnsr
Family.
Florence. S. C. Jan. 20. Edmund
Bigham, brother of L. S. Bigham, who j y
was supposed to have killed his moth-; You'll Pick Up Again Quickly with
er, hi sister, Mrs. Marjorie Black. piety of Red Blood Corpuscles
and two adopted children and then ; Physicians nowadays take a blood
committed suicide at Pamplico, near j tst wj.en you are down. They
here last Saturday, was arrested this ! count tj,e red corpuscles in your
afternoon on orders from Coroner blood jf these are too few they
Smith, who has been conducting an ve you , tonic for your it
investigation of the tragedy. J happens right along. They are aL
Several negroes will be arrested . ft,wayd on the ,ookout for jn(Jjca.
and htld as material witnesses, it waSjtions of weak blood
learned tonight from the coroner. Wny? Because they know when
Bigham was arrested on the f blood ,g weak resistance
srrengxn 01 a warrant sworn oui py
John W. McCracken, father of the
two little children, Leo and John Mc
Cracken, who were killed, and who
had been adopted by Mrs. Black. An
naa Deen aaoptea djt Mrs. bi&ck. An
affidavit by Philip H. Arrowsmith,
an attorney cf Florence, also declared
. . . r-. j d- . v.-j i
ed the life of Mrs. Black when she
had attempted to recover possession
nf thro ,Wrl Mnk AA which
hA hn toWcn fmm S. Rip-ham
by his brother.
In his affidavit, Mr. Arrowsmith
,' asserted Mrs". Black came to him on
January 8 and requested him to draw
'M f v l. . iL . i T" J J
tghamdhrratrH
affidavit also stated that Mrs. tsiacK
rlrl i m cVlo VlJlH OriVPIl tf T. S. TaiV-
Foster-Milburnfham three signed blank deeds; that
I xijuiiiuiiu uau Laivcrii iiicbc jjapuio i j l n
'his brother and when sne attempted!
.rjnj l, .1 tl, nonovc frr.ni
to rep;a in possession of them. Edmund
I'had threatened her life. Edmund had
interest in the Bigham estate hav
l ing conveyed his interest to his mo
.Itnwsna-ij-lViwntlmw 4- nrrC O 4" 1 TO1
! A-wsmith' decireThe d the
; will in accordance with instruction,
placing .in it the reason why Mrs.!
to Bet'Blac-k wanted to leave her property
to l.. ti. Kienam. ine win nas ueen
found, according to authorities.
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDTDING.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Rowland An event of much inter
est to their many friends in this and
I other States was the reception given
j ly the Reverend and Mrs. William
Calhoun Merritt on Thursday even
ing, December 60, rJliU, celebrating
the 25th anniversary of their mar
riage. The parsonage was made attrac
tive with evergreens and myriads of
candles shot their glow on an already
happy occasion. The guests were met
at the door by Dr. and Mrs. J. Mc
Neill Smith, who ushered them into
the parlor where Mr. and Mrs. Mer
ritt were assisted iji receiving by
their children, Miss Julia Merritt,
Miss Ruth Merritt, Mr. Woodley
Merritt and Miss Ethel Merritt.
Mrs. Merritt was handsomely gowned-
in iilver cloth and lace, while the
Misses Merritt were charming in
pink and 'satin frocks.
The guests then pased into the hall
where the punch table was presided
over by Mrs. Thomas J. Graham and
Mrs. J. Brown Bullock. Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest B. Ward received in the
dining room where a delicious salad
course, coffee and mints were served
by Misses Julia Graham, Beulah Wil
liams, Sarah Pharr and JuQia Pate
assisted by Mrs. Bernard A. E3ens.
Mrs. T. W. Carmichael poured coffee.
Mr. tnd Mrs. Ernest A. Watson were
in the gift room where many beauti
ful and handsomp presents attested
the popularity of the couple and the
high esteem and deep affection in
which Mr. and Mrs. Merritt are held
not only in Rowland but in the many
nlaces they have lived. The Guest
Book" was kept by Mrs. Ernest J.
I Barker, in which, numbers register
ed who had called' to extend congrat
I ulations and best wishes.
HOME
(Sent by H. R. Church.)
Home's not merely four square walls,
Thoug'i with pictures hung and
gilded.
Home is where affection calls, Fi51ed
with shrines the heart has builded.
What is home iwjth none to meet,
None to welcome- none to greet us?
Home is sweet and only sweet where
There's one who loves to meet us.
Forty-four North -Carolina post
mastership nominations were includ
ed in a list of approximately 1,500
nominations sent to the Senate last
week by the President. The only
Robeson county office included in the
list was Parkton, Collier Cobb. Like
:an even larger list Sent to the Sen
ate last December, these no doubt
will fail of confirmation gt the pre
sent session.
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Officers Avert Lynching.
Raleigh. News and Observer, Jati,
19: A lynching at Warsaw wail
narrowiiy averted last night w;hen
following the arrest of Alfred Ben
net, negro, charged with the murder
of Lewis E. Ramey, merchant of.
Clinton, Saturday night, officers
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HEARST
FEBRUARY
ISSUE
1
BY PIBLICA-
TION.
No-r) Carolina, Rohetnn County,
p'rior Court. Before the Clerk
In the Su-
H .1 Wk v. Charlie Jone et'al.
TO MET JONES OR ANY OTHER PAR
TY OK PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTER
EST IN THE LANDS DESCRIBED IN THE
PETITION FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
ROHESON COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA.
IN THIS PROCEEDING:
Yo'i and each of you will take notice
that n special proceeding an above entitled
h, Iw instituted before the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Robeson County. North
Cartvina, for the purpose of making le
for a dirision of certain landa kmited in
Li-mlfrton Township on the west aide of
Lu: iberton River. Robeson County, North
Carolina, adjolnine the landa of
an I othera, fend bring the same land formerly
owned Ly Wm. Jones, father of the defendants
In thk action.
You are further notified that yoa are requir
ed to be and appear before the undersigned
Clerk cf the Superior Court of Robeson Coun
ty on the 7th day of February. 1921: and you
ar- further notified that if you fail to appear
er.d answer or demur to the petition filed in
tru, ciute. that the relief asked for by the pe
titioner will be granted.
In is the 7th day of January 1921.
C. B. SKIPPER.
Clerk of the Superior Court of Robeson County
Jrhnwn A Johnson,
Att.rneys for the petitioner. 1104 Mon.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Ui.der and by virtue of authority vested
In the undersigned Commissioners by a judg
ment and decrees of the Superior Court of
Robeson County, enter red before the Clerk,
in a Special Proceeding for partHioin therein
pending wherein E. V. Bullock, et al. are
plnintiffi and J. R. oullork, et al. are defen
dants., we. will, on Monday the 7th day of
Ktii-uary. 1921 at 12 o'clock noon at the
Cisirt-IIouse door of Robeson County, offer
tAfr fM. cmK the ,,)llowing land,: .
nl. tract: Beainning at a stake, the fourth
com.- of lot number two in the run of Hog
Swamp and runs thence as the line of lot
number two S. 50 3-4 E. 91.25 chains to a
stake; thence N. 47 3-4 E. 4.50 chains to a
stake; thence N. 46.05' W. 92 chains to a stake
in the run of Hog Swamp ; thence down the
run of said swamp to the beginning contain
ing '.; 1-4 acres which was allotted to the
heirs-in-law of Foster Bullock deceased.
'lime of sale: February 7 1921.
I'ltce of sale: Court-House Door Lumber
ton N. C.
1rm of sale: Cash. ,
Thi-i the 30th. day of December, 1920.
ROBERT E. LEE,
E. J. BRITT,
Commissioners.
ROiiERT . LEE.
AUi.:nev for plaintilTd.
1-3- 4Mon.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. .
Having this day tualifid as administratrix
of the estate of John Snipes, deceased, laU
of Robeson county, this is to notify all per
soth having claims against said estate to
present them duly verified to. the undersigned
iiilministratrix on or before the 25 day of
Dec. 1921 or this notice will be plead in bar
ofthoi rrocovery. All persons indented to saM
f-talc will please make imme-liate payment,
'li.i. the 20,day of Dec. 1920.
MRS. CATHERINE SNIPES. Admrx.
E. J. Britt, Attorney. 12-22-6 Thurs.
When Ben Massey, states a Greens
boro dispatch of Jan. 20., found his
wife sitting in a car with Frank Lane
f in front of the Daily News building
Thursday afternoon, he drew his re
volver and fired upon the two. one
bullet striking Mrs. Massey in the
thigh. Lane escaped without injury.
He killed a married woman 4 years
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an(j he waa found not guilty.
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Where Women Fail
By Arnold Bennett
What is the tronhle with our social liff ? Wo GOf z rooiability. we must
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In tin- Fei:ri a::Y ITeahsvs
The High Cost of Lying
By Albert l ayson Jerhune'
Put Not Your Trust in Princes
By 11. G. Well
When the Rising Sun Went Down
By William Ii. Stewart
Rosalie and the Emotional Appeal
By Sampson Ruiihaelsvn
The One That Lost
By Bruno Letting
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THE POPE DRUG CO.
NOTICE OP COMMIBIONER'g SALE :
Under and by virtue of an onler of the
'Superior Court of Rohevm County m.e .n
I the special proceeding entitled Mm. Winry
Britt. Admn.-vs-E. H. Britt et al . the .sme
being No 4780 upon the special proceeding
docket of paid court, the underaitrend rom
mhsiorer will, on the 31t day of January.
19'.' I. at 12 o'clock M , at the rmirthoe d"r
in Rolon County. North Carolina, offer foe
sale tr the highest bidder for eah that cer
tain tract of land lying and being in the
county of Robeson and Britta Township.
bounded and described as follows, to-wit
lt No t. being In 2 tracts. Fimt Tract :
Beginning at a stake the third corner tf
It N 1. and runs north 29 east 20 41 chains
to a stoke, McAllister's corner thence with
his line S. 71 1-4 W. 10.14 chains to a stake
and pines his corner thence with his, outer
line N. 2 S-4 W. 5.6 chains to a stake in his
line thence 8. 11 E. 19.37 chains to the be
ginniiiR, containing II 1-4 acres.
Second Tract: Beginning at a stake in the
edge of the Or rum Road near a Mr ht wood
tump and runs thence about N. E. to a
take in J. A. McAllister's line thence barely
went with the saM McAllister's line to a stake
the cunrr of Redin Rice's line thence his
line S F, to the public road thence said road
to the beginning, containing IS acres more
or less, and being a part of the landa known
as the Ivey land.
Ibis the mh day of December. 120.
K. J. BRITT.
Commissioner.
1-8-4 Mon.
..ALt Of LAND UN DEB MORTGAGE...
Under and by virtue of the power and au
thority contained in a cert gin morterage cxa
ceutd by Bass Hester to A. L. Barbour, bear,
ing date July 12th, 1920 and duly registered
in Book of Mortgages No. 49 at page 166, de
fault having been made in the payment of
Tattes as provided by said mortgage deed,
the undersigned assignee of the mortgagee,
will on Monday February 7th. 1921, at 12
o'clock noon, at the court house door in the
He auct.on to the h.ghen b.dder. for .h.
tho f llowing described lota or parcels of
lard, to-Wit:
In I.urrberton Township, Robeson county.
Ninth Carolina, being east of the Town of
Lumberton in a section known as East Park,
and beinif lot No. 3i, as designated on the oi
ficirl map of a subdivision of East Park
mMde hy F. F Wetmore, Civil Engineer for
Ea.t Carolina Realty Company and duly prov
en ly said F. F. Wetmore. C. E., before C,
B. Skliper, Clerk Superior Court of Robeson
t'-iunty. on" the 26th, day of November. 1910,
a copy of which map is now on file and re
corded in the office of the Reirlster of PoedJ
of Rr.be.-nn County. N. C. in Ttpok of Official
Mbps No. 2. Robeson County, paire" 72. to
wind, map reference is here made fur a more
particular description and locatiii of said
lot.
This the 7th. day of January 1921.
STEPHENS A BARNES.
Assignee of A. I.. Barbour, mortgagee.
Johnson A Johnson. Attorneys for AssUrnee.
1-13 4 Thurs
EXECt'TOR'9 NOTICE
Having qualified asexecutor of the last will
a 1 te-tiiment of Jnhn McArthur
dec.
a'
I,
late of Robeson County. Ni.rth ( arnlina, this
is to notify all persons luiviiikr claims nuninst
the e.itate of the said deceased, to exhibit them
to tK' undersigned at St. Pauls, N. C. on or
before the 13th day of January 1922, fir thH
r.'ticc will be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. Thi the 13th day of January 1921.
C. S MCARTHUR. ..
Executor Last Will and Testament of John
MVArthur. deceased.
MeLsan. Varser, McLean A SUcy, Attorneys
far Executor,
1-17 6 Mon.
Mrs. I. V. Britt and sons, Carl and
Earl, cf R. 1, Lumberton were among
the visitors in town Thursday.
A LIBERAL
The Woman
God
By Donn Byrne
COLDLY in a moment of drunken pique a chorus girl
had shot and killed a gentleman. But is this prisoner at
the dock, Anna Janssen, the woman of Broadway ? This
superb beauty cast in the form and figure of a Norse god
dess ? Impossible ! In the heart of everyone rose the fry,
"This is not the same v."; man." But on went the sordid trial
of Anna Janssen for murder Donn Byrne, in the
most dramatic story he has ever written, proves a woman
can come back!
In Hearsts for Fkbruary
The Story of a Hungry Millionaire
By Oeorgei Clemenceau
How much does the roan who enjoys (Treat riches really owe to the poor?
Has he the rifcht to withhold Mm t ounty, if he wishes or must he five, in
pity, out of his abundance? Yet. Ly withholding, a certain hungry millioa
aire here tinds the secret of life.
In the FEHRVARr Hearsts
The Interception
By Arthur Stringer
If Three Should Play
By F. E. Baity
The Little Red Foot
By Robert W. Chamber
How I Escaped Cousin Hiram
By Walt jJcuon
And eleven other Features
In tit February Hearsts
6 6 6
will break a Cold, Fever and Grippe
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venting pneumonia.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA ROBESON COUNTT.
Ii Superior Couri.
White Furnitme Company, v. R. F. Mar
tin, trading as Martin Furniture Compaay.
T ell creditor, of R. F. Martln. trading as
Martin Furniture Company:
Voj will take notice that by order entered
in this cause by his honer C. C Lyon resident
Judge of the 9th judicial district the under
signed has, been appointed as receiver for all
property, asseta and effects of R. V. Msrtsm.
trading as Martin Furniture Company, the
defer os nt herein. You ar further notified
that !.t said order all creditors are repaired
to file their claims sgainst said R. f. Martin,
trading as Martin Furniture Company, dabj
itemised and verified before a notary puMte
or othet proper officer, wtlh the undeninted
receiver at his office at Rowland. N. C. with
in M days from and after the 17th day of Jan.,
121 : and all creditors are further notified
that if they fall to Hie their claims wtth the
utderVnel receiver, in the way and manner.
and within the time, above set forth, they will
be barred and forelnaed of their right to par
tic roe te fn the distribution of the asseta of the
defendant, and will be thereafter barred and
foreekwed to assert any claim or demand a
galnt said defendant.
Dated this January mh. 1921.
W E. Lynch. Receiver.
Mdntyre. Lawrence k Proctor, Attorneys for
Plsintiff.
1-17 4 Mon.
n
MORTGAGE'S BALE OF LAND.
T'n.Ter and hv virtue ef the power and
BUthrritv contained 'n certain mortgage deed
executed bv FanV Jones and -wife, Alemenia
Jones to R. B. Stamrjcns, duly registered in
the office of the Reuistrar of Deeds of Robe
son Ccw v (p Hook of Morftrairees N".
at pge 287, the undersigned mortgagee will
on Monday the 7th. day of February, 1921.
at 12 o'clock noon, at the court house door
in the town of Lumberton. offer for sale, at
public auction, to the hhrhest bidder, for
rash, the following described lands and prem
ise, to-wit :
In Pembroke Township. Robeson Connty.
North Carolina: eBginning at a stake on
the side of the Red Banks road about 1 1-4
miles north of Red Banks Stations,- ajid run
as said road norlh 40 devrees east 17 chains
t a sUike at. a di'ch : thence smith 2 east 25
chaiij- to a stake in Elijah Jones' line: thence
as his line north 49 west 22 1-4 chains t
the hegii.ningv r rjtlmg 16 1-4 acres, more or ...
less.
This the 4th day of January. 1921.
. B. STEPHENS.
Mortgagee..
JOHNSON ft JOHNSON,
Attorneys for' Mortgage. Thurs.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Havin this .lay 'I'lalifled ns exei'ut-.r of
the In t v.lll and testument of It. K. H'.ahn, de
ceased, this is to notify all persons havinsc
clnlrrs against said estate to present same
to me nt my residence in Red Springs, N. C
on or before the 10th day of January 1922.
or this notice will lie plead In bar of their
rrcovtry All persons indebted to said se
tne will please make prompt payment to the
undersigned.
Dated this January 5th. 1921.
DARGAN STANTON.
Executor,
MelNTYRE, LAWRENCE A PROCTOR.
Attorneys for Executor. !-- Thurs.
Mrs. J. T. Hamilton of the Mari
etta section was among the shoppers
in town Thursday.
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