THE ILLUSION OF WAR.
Rklmrd he Galliene.!
War ..
1 abhor.
And yet bow sweet
Die sound along tbe marching street
or drum and fife! And 1 forget
Wet eyes of widows, and forget
liroken old mothers, and the whole
Dark butchery without a souL
Without a soul save this bright drink
Of heady music, sweet as death; ,
And even my peace-abiding feet
Go marching . with, the marching
street;
For yonder, yonder, goes the life,
"And what care I for human lite?
The tears fill my astonished eyes.
And my full heart Is like to break;
And yet 'Us all embannered lies.
- A dream those little drummers
,; ' make.
O, It la wickedness to clothe
Toa hideous grinning thing, that
stalks
Hidden la music, like a queen
That in a garden of glory walks, :
Till good men Iotc the thing they
loathe! - .
Art, thou, hast many infamies.
But not an infamy like this.
O, snap the fife, and still the dram,
- And show the monster as she Is!
"KITCHIN ON FIRST BALLOT."
Mr. Fence's Washington correspond-
ence.
- O. P. Shell of Harnett, ta here the
- nest of Retireaentative Godwin Mr.
Shell, who is aa enthusiastic support
er of W. W, Kitchin for the governor
ship, thinks he will win eat on the
first ballot
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNAUL CON
VENTION. Of the North Carolina Sunday School
Association.
The greatest Sunday School meeting
of the year will take place la Burling
ton on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 7-9, in the Christian
Church. This will probably be the
best convention, the State Association
has ever held. The Burlington people
are making every effort to make the
delegates welcome. The entertain
ment will be free, and anyone interest
ed in Sunday School work may attend.
The music will be In charge of Mes
srs. Tullar and Meredith, of New York
city, both of whom are known
loved in oar State. It will be worth a
trip to Burlington from any part of oar
State jnst to be in the song service of
the convention. They have few
periors as leaders of gospel music.
Among the speakers on the pro
gramme are W. C. Pearce, of Chicago,
the Teacher Training and Organised
Adult Department Superintendent of
the International Sunday School Asso
ciation; Mrs. J. W. Barnes, Superin
tendent of the Elementary Depart
ment of the International Assoeia
' Hon; Rev. B. W. SpUhnan, of our own
State; Dr. Jan. A. B. 8cherer. Presi
dent of Newberry College, S. C; be
sides many other Sunday School work-
, en in ear State.
lkr-wflr be of interest to all Sunday
School woikeis to know that the af
ternoons are to be rreo t- Conference
Work. . There will be Conieience on
P-jurry Work, on County rnd Town
ship Officers, on Organised Adult Class
Work, on Baraca and PhilaUiea and
- on Teacher Training.
Some of the subjects to be discussed
are: "America in Sunday School
Work," World's 8nnday 8chol Con
vention at Rome," "Studies of Jeans
as a Teacher," "The Pastor's Relation
to the Sunday School," "The Making
of a Teacher," "Marks of a Wen-Or
ganized Sunday School." "How to Win
and Hold Men," "The Boy Problem,'
"Children." "Temperance," The Adult
' Organised Class Movement" and other
subjects vitally connected with the
; Sunday School. '". -,7 '-" '
This Is an interdenominational Sun
v day School Convention and every Sun
day School In the State should have a
representative in Burlington. '
Anyone wishing to attend should
, tend their name to Mr. W. K. Holt,
.... Burlington, and entertainment win be
provided... :.-.- -
To Have Old Fiddlers' Convention.
The Woman's Civic Association is
making arrangements to have a Fid
dlers' Convention lrfthe armory opera
house on April Z3rd?
Death at Cambro. "
We are sorry to anpunee the death
of Lottie If. Morris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Morris, of Cambro, N.
C She was bora Sept 11th, 1898, and
died March Sth, 1908. She was 01
only a short time; ; was taken sick
Wednesday and, died Thursday night
mt l:J0 o'clock.
Tbe funeral services were conducted
ed by Rev. D. H. Graham at Cameron
Hill church. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. Neil! Shaw. Oscar West, Will
iam T. Clark and Hugh McD. Ray.
' A friend writes of her death as fol
lows: " . , ' -. ' ." '.
' "She was the sunshine of her home
and the idol of a devoted father, mo
ther, brother and grand-mother. She
was too Bright a Jewel for this world.
and her Father has taken her to
shine tor His glory. May God com
fort her bereaved parents and rela -
Uvea.
("Lottie, thou was't mild and lovely.
' Gentle as a summer breexe,
rieasant as the air of evening,
Aa It floats among the trees.
"Yet again Ve hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is lied,
And with songs we will greet thee,
Where no fare-well tears are shed."
A weak stomach means weak stomach
1 i-rvos, always. And this is also true
f the Heart and Kidneys. It's a pity
(. girk onus continue to drug the
.:,. , or stimulate the Heart and
.ns. The weak nerves, not the
s tliemsrlvi-s. need this help,
s rr;aiiis why Ir. S hoop's Resto
, i n, ntid is" promptly helping so
!, , st'otH. It tf.x's dirwet to the
, t v (i : . !. Test this
1 .. It. IX Podberri
Charlotte Captures Convention.
From Thursday's Dally...
The : State Democratic Executive
Committee met in Raleigh last night
In the Senate Chamber and selected
June 24th as the date and Charlotte
as the place for the meeting of the
State Democratic Convention.
The committee met at o'clock and
adjourned at 11:30 o'clock.'' Seventy-
nine members were represented eith
er In person or by proxy. The selec
tion of Charlotte aa the place for the
State convention was over Greens
boro in a vote of 49 to 19. The invi
tation tor the Democratic hosts to
meet In the Gate City was presented
by E. J. Justice, J. S. Carr. A. M.
Scales and others, while Charlotte's
invitation was extended by J, H. Wed-
dlngtoa. J. P. Caldwell, W. C Dowd,
Heriot Clarkson and a large delega
tion of other Queen City people who
came to Raleigh to-day on special
train.
FMr. Soaks, in presenting Greensbo
ro aa the place for meeting said that
his city had 'discovered the conven
tion, that it was the logical meeting
place by virtue of accessibility, facili
ties and for heartiness of Its wel
come. The claims of Charlotte were
ably presented by the gentlemen nam
ed. A resolution was introduced endors
ing the candidacy of Hon. W. J. Bry
Tbe following substitute reaoluUoa
was offered by Mr. McMichael:
Resolved, That it is the sens of
this committee that it is not within
its province to endorse the candidacy
of any candidate, national or Stale.
Tbe McMichael resolution wi
adopted, by a vote 41 to IS. -
The Raleigh News and Observer
says:
"While the committee, never having
before passed a resolution endorsing
any candidates, decided not to break
the record and establish a precedent
that some thought might give trouble
in the future, tt was clear that a large
majority of the committee is for Bry
an and will so vote in the State Con
vention at Charlotte, though there
strong minority that will proba
bly fight instructions at Charlotte.
STATE PROHIBITION.
Fayetteville, March 10th. 1908.
To the Public:
There are thousands of good citizens
who, desiring to overcome the evils
and abuse of liquor, have been voting
for prohibition, and there are also
thousands more who, while not prohi
bitionists, were satisfied with the
Watts law, leavingto each town or
city the right to satisfactorily adjust
this question for themselves.
Before these men can be induced
to - vote for "State prohibition," and
destroy the principle of local self -gov
ernment so dear to every North Caro
linian, questions like the following
must be satisfactorily answered by
those advocating State prohibition. I
trust some one among them can and
will do so:
1st. The country voters of Cumber
land, who are already disfranchised
from voting upon the liquor question
for their own benefit, and the voters
of Fayetteville. are asked to go to tbe
polls sad. vote to reverse the will of
a majority of their fellow-eitisens. lir
ing In Wilmington, Washington. Tar
boro. Rocky Mount, WUliamston. Wil-
Sansbury. Winston and other
places and force prohibition upon
them. Question: Would any prohibi
tionist be willing, or would it be right
or honest, for the above named towns
to vote to make Fayetteville and Cum
berland "wetr T Would you? ? Does'
not the Golden Rule say: "Do nnto
others, as you would have others to
do unto you?"
2nd. Win State prohibition make
the law any more stringent than it is
now, or be any better obeyed? ?
3rd. .The P. O. orders. Express mon
ad orders sad bank cheeks show about
$104 a day going out of Fayetteville
and Cumberland to other places for
liquor! "Our prohibition law is now ss
strong as legislation can make it.
Question: r
Which is the most conducive to mor
ality honesty, law and order to
drink in Fayetteville ILLEGALLY, or
to drink in Wilmington legally?
4th. Are the voters not asked to
vote on May 26th either 'Tor' or
"against" ."the manufacture or sale
of intoxicating liquors" anywhere in
the Stats? , ..
Answer: Yes or No. .
Sth.' Should your old mother need
a stimulant for her old age; should
your wife, sister or daughter, in the
throes of maternity, absolutely need
alcohol in some shape to save her
very existence; should your son or
yourself be stricken with pneumonia
or. some similar disease, demanding a
stimulant to save. life or give strength
Answer: Where would you get 1.
it its sale or manufacture was abso
lutely forbidden by law and the law
literally executed? . ,
6th. Would ft not be better for the
husband, father or brother to be able
to get It quickly and legally, than to
have to slip and sneak around some
den and get it ILLEGILLY, or to lose
valuable time in sending out of the
J state for it??
What would YOU do, Mr. Prohibi
tion, under these, conditions? ?
The above, and very many more
similar questions' must he satisfact
orily answered before thousands Of
men or women will stand or vote for
"State prohibition."
Respectfully,
JAS. D. HcNEULU
Bert Barber, of Elton, wis- says:
1 have only taken four doses of your
Kidney and Bladder Pills and they
have done for me more than any other
medicine has ever done. Mr. Barber
refers to DeWitt's Kidney and Blad
der Pills. They are sold by Armfleld
ss Greenwood.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acta gently but promptly on the bow
els. It stops the cough by soothing
the throat and lung Irritation. Bold
by Arf.sld A Greenwood.
THE CUMBERLAND FAIR.
The Premium List Interest in Horses
Being Manifested.
The Cumberland Fair will most pro-1
bably follow the Raleigh Fair, which
comes off week 12-17th of October.
this year. ; ...
The premium list is almost ready
to go to press, with larger premiums
than ever before, and also many spec-1
lal premiums by the merchants and
banks of the city.
rThe secretary also stated that some I
very consul eraDK. interest was Be
ing taken In the light-harness horse
all throughout this section, and that
during the summer tt was probable
that some very Interesting matinee
races would be given. 7 ,
Several One horses have been re-1
cently brought to Fayettevflle by I
horse lovers, and also a good many la
Robeson county, and the good track I
at the fair grounds will soon be the
battling ground tor some stirring con-1
tests among; the amateurs.
MISTAKE CORRECTED.
Correct the mistake of risking pneu-1
monia by neglecting; a cough or cold
when Foley's Honey and Tar will not
only stop your cough but expel the I
cold from your system. Foley's Honey
and Tar contains no opiates and ta the 1
best and safest throat and rang remo-1
dy. McDuffle Drug Store (O. O. Sow-
ders, Prop.) .
Use De Witt's Little Early Risers.
pleasant little pills. They are easy to
take. Sold by Annfield Greenwood.
Foley's Orina Laxative is a new rem
edy, aa Improvement on the laxative
of former years, as It does not gripe
or nauseate and is pleasant to take.
tt la guaranteed.
Stoo that tickling cough! Dr.
Snoop's Cough Care win surely stop
tt and with perfect safety, tt is
thoroughly harmless, that Dr. Shoop
tells mothers to use nothing else even
with very young babies. The whole
some green leaves and tender steins
of a lung healing mountainous shrub
furnish curative properties to Dr.
Snoop's Cough Cure. It calms the
cough, and heals the sensitive bron
chial membranes. No opium, no chlo
roform, nothing harsh used to Injure
or suppress. Demand ur. snoop's.
Take no other. B. E. Sedberry's Son.
Health Coffee" is really the closest
Coffee Imitation ever -yet produced.
This, the finest Coffee Substitute ever
made, has recently been produced by
Dr. Shoop of Racine. Wis. Not a
grain of real Coffee In it either. Health
Coffee is made from pure toasted ce
reals, with malt, nuts, etc. Really It
would fool an expert who might drink
It tor Coffee. No twenty or thirty
minutes boiling: "Made in a minute
says the doctor. L. C. Wooten. ; ;
SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLI
CATION.
North Carolina Cumberland County.
Fitzgerald Company vs. W. L. -De-
Roszett, Jr, C W. Perkins and L.
Stein, Partners trading aa DeRossett
Development Company and Sarah
Robinson. Ann H. Robinson, Joanna
W. Robinson, Elizabeth A. Robinson,
Lloyd M. Cromartie. Eliza B. Cromar-
UeE.lL Robinson and Mildred P.
Robinson and Mattie P. Robinson.
Notice.
The defendants above named, will
take notice that an action entitled as
above ha been commenced in the
Superior Court of Cumberland County
for the recovery of a debt due the
plaintiff by the defendants above nam
ed for labor and materials furnished
defendants in laying granolithic side
walks on the lands of said defendants,
situate in the eounty and State afore
said, near the city of Fayetteville,
known as "Monticello Heights," more
fully described in material furnisher's
lien heretofore filed In this court In
said action, in which ail of said defen
dants have or claim an interest, and In
which action the plaintiff also seeks to
?nforc3 its material furnishers lien by
the sale of said buds, and the applica
tion of the proceeds thereof, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, to the
satisfaction of Its said debt and inter
est and costs:
And the said' defendants wul fur
ther take notice that they are requir
ed to appear at the March, 1908, term
of court aforesaid and answer or 4
mur to the complaint in said action or
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint
This 22nd day of February, 1908.
. t A. A. McKETHAN,
"- Clerk Superior-Court.
Q. K. Nlmocks. Plaintiffs Atty.
SALE OF: LAND UNDER M0RT-
- GAGE.
Under and by virtue of a deed of
mortgage executed by W. H. Tew and
wife, Cathrine Tew, on October 21st,
1904, and duly recorded m Book Y.
No. 6. page 183, In the office 01 tne
Register of Deeds for Cumberland
County, the undersigned mortgagees
will expose for sale to the highest
bidder that tract of land lying and be
ing in Carver's Creek township and
described and defined as follows, to
wit: .. . , ;
Beginning at a stake on the river
bank, James McKethan's lower cor
ner and Lovett Blackman's, formerly
A. R. Smith's upper corner and runs
thence with an old marked line North
S5 degrees.-West 81 chains and 50
links to a stake where formerly stood
a post oak. The aald McKethan's
lower back corner and J. A. Calvin's
corner, thence with an old marked
line North 35. degrees, east 11 chains
and 91 links to a stake;, thence north
35 degrees, east 1 chain. 69 links' to
a stake Jn Hatcher's and Capp's line;
thence south 5 decrees, east - 79
chains and 91 links to aa oak on the
river bank: thence down the river
to the beginning, containing one
hundred and nine and three-fourths
acres, more or. less.
. Place of Sale: Court House door.
Fayetteville. N. C.
Time of Sale: - Saturday, April 4th,
at 13 M.
Terms of Sale: Cash. y'i .
J. H. CAPPS, -
FLORENTINA CAPPS.
Mortgagees
March , 1908.
. ADMINISTRATOR'S, NOTICE.
rl.. anallftnt tt 4t tohtrator of B. D
Black, deemed, lata of Cumaer aM eooaty,
K. f ... IAV H to botiit an peiwui mnrciiH
ralfut thm aatala of tht tatd decmant la cx-
bibll Ums to tba oodrntsacd oa oc bafora the
7th day of March IKJ. or ttale aotle will ba
pleaded la bar of tbetr reeovary. all anon
ladebted to taui male wiu ptean ataxs naaw-
Giaie payment. -
inta tna no air or atrni.
I. A. BAKKJiS, AdmloliBator.
a. a. afuKauan, auy. ,
State of North Carolina, Cumberland
County No. 2904V .
D. E. Beard enters and claims 25
acres of land in' Beaver Dam town
ship Joining tbe lands of D. E. Beard
north, west and east; William Dale on
the south, lying In and on Turnbull
Creek. Entered 7 day of March, 1908.
W. M. WALKER, Register ot Deeds,
per A. 0, Cnlbreth, Dept .
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and tt tony toM wi I sawed ea tails
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kv ISOi 1 rseand as
ens al roar tknaasna as poor sniaissanl
lisjjouiss wufieanaianymnia,anaj
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boast a tfij asm bonis at CODOL DT V
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0BORO1A COUlJt HOT BUT. I sept aa
salons S anS bb twa wttaans I wees anew wi
aw wwlL a a aiaaMaiw; aid to ttuwi noBtta)
was trek and beeity. lstflesaebttle aa.
assonaily as I Sod a aas steal purine?
. . CfonCTwand
a&boRiatu.
CONFORMS TO HATIClfAL
ruxe food and csuo lav
This, b only a sample of.
tbe neat Rood ton is
dally done everywhere by
Rod o 1
for Dyspepsia.
Sold by Armnekl A Greenwood dnifrt
To snack aaiSy solos or CMpaa with "iftrevantter
1 sm lie leal a yimiumili Testes a cold
with rmvwattafesrivtrantoMwruasndrw
ebnswstDears It ansfaiua. To bason, Pro
vaattawmena svaa a Owaptr ssawjd sold, bol
arlr at tts sassaj Mata-thay braak. or
hasdef than aariyeolds. Thati snaby batter.
tasTs why fhvyaaertatftavwittej. .
fiaiwillisaialitaa Candy OoMCOMa. Vo Quiiv
fcw. ao phr-A sotUnt staksoJag. Hies tor tlx
eUitiin anil thoronsMr saw too. II yon feel
abmr.lf row anawa.it yon seat all aver, think of
And Aunt knot your child. It
affhtoi day. Benin arob.
abb Us rwfwaUea greatest etMancr. Boldta
is boxes tor tba aoeka. ate la Ce boxes of
toa year diuutas string 70s
B. E. SEDBERRY'S SON.
mim
laxative Fruit Syrup
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe 'or nanseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom
ach, liver and bowels.
efusw) ubstHutee. . Pricet SOo.
McDulBe Drug Store. (0. O. Bonders,
Proprietor.)
NOTICE OF
SALE UNDER MORT
GAGE.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained In a certain mort
gage deed, executed by A. G. Tolar and
rife, Janie Tolar, which mortgage
deed is duly recorded in Book "I.'
No. C. page 183, in the office of Regis
ter of Deeds for Cumberland eounty,
N. C I will, on Monday, the 13th day
of April, 1908, at 12 o'clock, M, at the
court-house door in Cumberland coun
ty, expose to sale to the highest bidder
or cash, the following tract or parcel
of land, situate, lying and being in
Gray's Creek township, Cumberland
county, State of North Carolina, ad
joining the lands of W. S. Evans and
others, on the south side of Big Rock-
fish Creek, bounded as follows, vix:
Beginning at a stake and three pine
pointers on the south side of , Rock-
fish, and runs south 12 east 65 chains
to a stake and pointers, William Car
ver's corner; thence with his line
south 13 1-2 east 15 chains 69 links
to his corner; thence continuing
south 13 1-2 east 30 chains to the
back line of the survey; thence with
that line south 42 west 14 1-2 chains
to a pine and pine pointers; theuee
north 48 west 58 chains to a stake
and pointers; thence south chains
SO links; thence west S chains 60
links to a stake and pointers; thence
north 12 1-2 west 20 chains SO links
to a stake, a corner of 60 acres of
Mitchem's; thence with bis ' line
north 12 1-2 west JO-cbatns to his
other corner;- thence with msrked
line north 10 west 13 chains 50 links
to s stake and pointers on the bank
of Rockftsh creek; thence down the
middle of the creek to the beginning.
containing 230 acres.
7 This nth day of March. 1908.
JOHN W. KINO, Mortgagee.
H. 8. Averitt, Attorney.
It
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
1
Notice Is berepy given that the Co
partnership hertofore existing (since
the withdrawal of Mr. James C. Mc-
Diarmldr between the undersigned.
nnder the firm name of W. J. McDiar
mid Co., has been dissolved by mu
tual consent Mr. W. J. McDiarmid
will continue the business under the
name of W. J. McDiarmid A Co, and
will meet all of the obligations of said
former Ann and is entitled to collect
all sums owed to said firm. In retir
ing from said firm, Mr. C. M. Hughes
solicits for Mr. W. J. McDiarmid, trad
ing as W. 3. McDiarmid ft Co, the
same generous patronage which the
firm of V' J. McDiarmid A Co- has
heretofore enjoyed, s
This Sth day of March, 190g.
W. J. MCDIARMID,
' C. M. HUGHES.
THE CHltDIP.f I.IRf tt
KETuNSDY'S LAXATIVE
OMasia,
lal
Mima ,sh
tvspansas, sense
UMTS MM
Stop That Cold
Prcvcntics
The Three Great Mistakes Made
by Prea.cb.frs and Other
Religious People.
The above is a title or name of a
book written by Arthur Charlton
Smith, of Fayetteville, N. C, and
copyrighted on the 15th of October,
1905. The author or writer of the
book wrote it and had it published to
point out the failure of the preachers
to really convet the (xople and make
them Christians, as they did not
rtally preach the Christian religion
as Christ taught it. and consequently
their doctrine is spurious, and not a
Christian doctrine. There are nearly
200 different Protestant denomina
tion, and about 50 different kinds of
Baptists and the Roman Catholics
all of tbem preach false doctrines.
People Every where Tiring of Reli
" .: gion.
Berlin, Nov. si Gen. Booth, in
an address to the Salvat'ou Army
here, said that the people everywhere
seemed to be tiring of religion. He
believed there were 1,000,000 people
in London who never ' entered a
church It was the same in Europe
and America, and even in heathen
countries.
The above taken from the Atlanta
Constitution of the 25th of November
1907.
I have reduced the price 01 book
from ii.oo to so cents, as I did not
write it to make money. I am in my
79th year and cannot expect to live
long to make money. - - .
Persons desiring a copy of the book
(an address me at. Pembroke, - N. C
Can send money by post office money
order or express money order or by
registered letter.
Arthur Charlton Smith.
Author.
Pembroke, N. C . : -
NOTICE. . - .
Fayetteville. N. C, Feb'y'dth, 1008.
Notice is hereby given that I have
this day sold to Mr. V. J. McDiar
mid all my interest in tbe hrm of W.
McDiarmid & Co., and am no lon
ger financially interested in siad firm,
For said firm I bespeak tbe same pat
ronage it has heretofore enjoyed.
. v. JAS. C. MCDIARMID.
T' NOTICE.
Having purchased the interest of
Mr. J. C McDiarmid, in the firm of
W.J. McDiarmid & Co., I assume
his part of any liabilities ot said firm.
All sums owed to the brm are pay
able to the members thereof.
w.j. McDiarmid.
Feb'y 4th, 1908:
COMMISSIONER'S 8ALE QF VALU-
BLE FARM LANDS.
By virtue of the decree of the Su
perior Court of Cumberland county,
at Ferbuary term, 1908. In a cause en
titled "The Southern Life Insurance
Co. vs. Devotion Averitt and wife, Lu-
cinda Averitt," the undersigned, com
missioners appointed by the decree in
said' cause will expose to sale at puk
lie auction for cash, the following
tracts of land, located in Cedar Creek
Township, Cumberland county, N. C.
bounded and described as follows:
First Tract: Beginning , in the
home line in the Pole; road, and runs
said road North 75 E. S chains
thence as said road N. 88ft K. 21
chains ;thence as said road N. 70
B. 15 chains; thence the road N. 72
B. 12 chains and 64 links to W. J. B.
Hall's corner; thence as his line S,
32 E. 5 chains to his corner; thence
wun nis other line N. 72 E. 11
cRains to bis other corner: thence S.
39 E. 22 chains to Purell's line; thence
as his line S. 60 W. Z chains to his
corner; thence as his line S. 25 E. 18U
chains' to his corner; thence as his line
V. 56 E. 20 chains to a pine stump
n s corner in Bessoms line; thence as
scssoms line s. 82 E. 12 chains.
20
unxs to , Kessomr -. corner;
68 E. 13 chains to
N.
stake ; thence S. 43 chains to A black-
gum Joseph Bullard's corner 800th
side of the Big Vineyard: thence W.
45 chains to a stake in said vineyard
swamp; thence N. 2 chains and 60
links to J. B. Downing's corner in said
swamp; thence with another of his
lines N. 45 W. 16 chains and 3 links
to a small Juniper; thence S. 46 W.
izcba ins to a small short straw
pine in Henry Nunnery's line; thence
wun his line N. 66 w. 3 chains and 80
links to a stake Nunnery's corner,
tnence as Nunnery's line 8. 53 West
chains and 70 links to a stake,
Francis Caudy's comer; thence with
his line N. 60 W. -7 chains and 67
links to a stake In Starling's line
thence as Starling's line N. 45 E. 17
chains and 30 links to his corner
thence as Starling's line N. 45 W. 2214
chains to bis corner In a ditcb; thence
as Starling's line 8. 45 W. 22 chains
to J. B. Downing's corner; thence as
his line N. 69 W. 20 chains to
Root McDowil's corner; thence as his
line N. 45 E. 9 chains and 10 links to
a stake McDowil's corner; thence as
nis line N. 45 W. 8 chains and 60 links
to a stake In the Home line; thence
aa tnat line N. 45 E. 12 chains to
stake; thence N. 45 W. to tbe begin
ning, containing four hundred And fif
ty acres, more or less. . For a fuller
and better description of this tract
reference is hereby made to Book
No. 4, page 512, ot the records of Cum
berland county.'
Second Tract: Beginning at a small
Juniper in the Vineyard and running
South 4 W. 13 chains to a small.
snorr. straw pine in Nunnery's line
thence with his line 8. 60 E. 14 chains
ana so links to a stake by the fence
tnence Nortn 53 East li chains to
stake in the Vineyard; thence N. 45
w; to the beginning, containing 17
acres, more or less. For a . fuller
and better description, reference
made to Book H, No. 5, at page 30, of
the records of Cumberland county. See
also Book BY No. 6, page 43L Regis
ters omce or uumoerland county.
Time of Sale: Wednesday, March
z&tn, iu, at one o clock. P. M.
Place of Sals; Fixed by the Decree
Manet House in Fayetteville, N. C.
Termi of Sale: Cash.
H. Mc D. ROBINSON..
C. W. BROADFOOT, "
' Commissioners.
Fayetteville, N. C, February 24th
19US.
Notice.
' Bavins aoalMed a executor of la last wnv
and lotaaMot of Nancy ). mnoa I lal. of
Miairjcrtaoa eon my, l. rj., uu tt Co aotllr
thoe baTlnf claim aslM af aatata to ara
aaat tba aaata la Um awtonlrwaxl at Cedar
Creek. N. C.oa ot brfot the Srat da of J -a.
aary. Ira. or taw aotiee will be plead la bar of
ailprrwmlBdeMed U Mid atlata will plea
ana imair-i im, amjawvaii, .
Iblala.21nl Iw;.
W.t.eLirTOW
- " Sxarwior.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Tbt aoilattlraod latins qnallr)4 atadaila
wlratnr aixia Ui tat af B. 4. Vemfd . dre
art. ut of Caailrlao4 eotraty, a-rby slvat
TtW to all pcravna hxlftiled to MM aUI to
aiake Iraaj-xllal mtbml All wrMmi bartn
eiaint arainit eai4 etat will praami tbta for
Iar i cu iwfiie mtrmtit irom int. oat,
or ttiit sotiea WIU bw plead la bar of loeu r-
eory.
ao.S, UOt.
POVZLL4 BK1RI).
Nolle. ' , 4
Hating qualiBed ss executrix of Miss
a NUIleit. dtctased. late 0' Cum
berland County, rth Carolina, Ih'S is
to notify all persons having claims
gainst the estate of the a'd accessed
to present them to the undersigned on
or before the 15th day of Ftbruary,
1D09. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment. , .
A. H. MA1XKTT, JSxecuinx,
Fayetteville, N. 0.
Feb. 15, 1908.
Notice to Creditors by Sorvlvlnp;
Partners, v
Notice is hereby liven that L. E.
West, one of the partners of tbe firm
heretofore known as. West & Will
iams, died on the 8th day ol January,
1008. and that H. P. Williams and 1.
R. Bullard are the surviving partners
of said firm, and as such surviving
partners will settle up the estate ot
said nrm,-' mereiore, an persons
hold in? - laims seainst said estate are
hereby reouired to .file same, duly
itemized and .venhed, wun eitner ot
the undersiened. ou or before the 8th
day of i-ebruary, 1900, or this notice
will be pleaded in tar 01 ineir recov-
err. All persons inaewcu-10 saiu
hrm will also make immeaiare settle
meut This 8th clay of February,
908. H. P. Williams, Wade, N. C,
T. R. Bullard Fayitteville, N. C,
surviving partner of L. E. West, de
ceased. V. C Bullard, attorney for
surviving partners. .'A 1- -
Aollce ol Sale Under Mortgage,
By-Ttrtne " mwd-hr aeeordane wltlr the
termi ol a cariain aaea 01 nariiw rwcuiw
bT N. A. Heir Bar, mania Meinour, .
Arthur and Uil McArrhnr. which Is dull
recorded in tba oftice of tba Register of Deeds
for Cumberland County, In Book "I," No. 6,
pan W, 1 wUI axposa 10 sain, to tba blghast
bidder, at public auction, tba following de-
MrlhMl iraIa of land ! . .
In SovenlT nrst Township, on DOia irae or
HeartBur s uraea. oaxinning as a iwsa.aoa
Minun Nlll HnOIII'a a or til east corner, and
running thence with bis Usa Bouth ebalns
to his coiner: thanea Wast with bis Una If4
chains to bis rX her corner; thenoa wlih Miss
Tailor's Una Booth 10 chains to tbe lOOaerai
Una: than aa it Booth SO East SO chains i
Bine stamp, corner; tneaea nasi Mcaainsio
uta's Una; thenca North lH chains to a larga
pine. Holmes' corner; thence with his Una
Horth is East 17 chains to a Dine stump, his
corner; thence Bouth S Cast chains to his
other corner; thenca North 71 East 20 chains,
crossing the creek, to his other corner; thenca
Nor in A3 vast ri enains Ul noiaaes cornvr in
Baker's Unr; thenca with Baker's una North I
Wrtal Hi ebalns: Ihenea Karta 7s aast CM
chains to a stake la Holmes una: thence as u
North so Wast u chains to a state ana pointers,
Patrick Nelu slrArthur's corner: thenca with
his Una North 86 West UU chains to Peter
McMillan's comer, thence with Patrick N.
Mc Arthur's line 8ooth K Wast to a stake near
the rbrd of tbe creek below theold mill; thenca
South 4S West S chains to a stake In an old
roaJ; thence North M West M chains to the
beglunlng, containing 2M acres.
Time of sale. I huraasj. narca u.ijesm
o'clock at.
rise ol sale. Coort House door, rajeueriitt,
n. u.
Term of sale. Cash.
JOHN L. SMITH. Hortasgee.
Robinson A Shaw, Attorneys for Mortgagee.
ISIS Feb. HI, 1VUB,
The above sale Is postponed until
Monday. March 23rd, at 1 o'clock P.
M.
ROBINSON A SHAW,
Attys. for Mortgagee.
This March 12th, 1908.
SAW AND SHINGLE MILL WANTED
We have a tract ot timber contain
ing about 2 million feet of Juniper
and Cypress located In Bladen and
Sampson counties, North Carolina,
about four miles ! from the Atlantic
Coast Line and want to contract for
the logging, sawing and sticking ot
same, (no hauling to the railroad to
be done). A portable saw mill could
be used to advantage. .
State in your reply how soon you
could commence work and - we will
have a representative show you over
the timber immediately; also give full
particulars as to size ot saw and shin
gle mill, number of teams, oxen, etc
you could put to work. Address,
AKERS LUMBER COMPANY, (Inc.)
v5'" - ; Lynchburg, Va.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
North Carolina, Cumberland County.
Having qualified as administrator
of Wash Melvin, deceased, late
Cumberland county, N. C, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned on or
before the 24th day of ' February,
1909, or this notice will he pleaded In
bar ot their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will make imme
diate payment. -. t
This 24th day of February, 1908.
D. J. CASH WELL,
'-.-?. .-..-r Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Marston Barnes, deceased.
late of Cumberland county, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent the same to me, duly verified, for
payment within twelve months from
date hereof, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement
This January 21st, 190$. .
t , ,;..s o. R. BARNES, Admr.
. R. r. D. No. 2. Hope Mills. N. C
SERVICE Or SUMMONS BY PUB
LICATION, -
North Carolina, Cumberland County
.In the Superior-Court, Before the
Cleric if ; '. .". - . .
Malsey Rmmery vs. W. J. Nunnery
0. W. Jolly and wife. Addie Jollv. N
T. Snnnery, Kirby Sonnery and Cleys
lond Nunnery. . ... w
Tbe defendants above named, n t ee
pecisllvW.J Nunnerv. will Uka ao
tiee that sn sction eDtitleJ as above has
been eommesced in tbe Superior Court
o: i umberiand eounty to bare tbe dow
er interest of the plaintiff allotted and
set a part out of the lands of the late
Amos jiunnery, deceased, in Crdar
Creek township, tbe said plaintiff being
tne wiaow ' J saia Amos Nunnery de-e-aed,
and said defendants, and espec
ially W. J, Nunnrry. will further Uke
notto tost they are required to sppesr
before the Clerk of the Superior Court
of said eounty on tbe 18th day of
March, 1908 and answer or demur to
tne complaint in said action nr the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for tbs
relief demsnded in aa'H complaint
- This 18th day of February, 1908. 0
' A. A. McKETHAN,
'-: ;'. i-V ' Clerk Superior CtourL -
. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ''
. Having qualified as administrator of
Lillle D. Butler, deceased, late of
Cumberland eounty, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned on or before the 27th day ot
January; 1909, or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to the said estate
will make Immediate payment
" r. IL HOUB3, Adm'f..
A. 8. Hall, Atty.
- This 27th day of JasuarTTTOI."""
CALL AT HEADQUARTERS
THE FAYETTEVILLE mipRY,
Oillespie stroot, opposite King's wagon store. .
Here you can see the best ssaortment of
Breech-loading Double anJ Single barrel Guns
from'the best mskers in the country, England and Belgium. Also Beyolvers for
home protection. Also ' .
OnCllS Ul all
. ... . .
Including New York Club UMU Nitro CluD
for Dupont rowaerana iae luiiaueipuia,
on the market Gun and Lock repairing
1908 the Forty-third anniversary oj r,ne wmuiituuioui w me ray one
ville Armory by the undersigned
Walter Watson, Gunmaker.
Three Carloads Mules and Horses
Buggies, Wagons, Harness,
Etc, We have all its les of bwnriea end
and the medium and cheaper grades of
We pay (he highest
BeviU &l
iHCoasoasTSO
Largest Commercial School in the Carolinas.
CAPITAL STOCK .... $30,000.
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All our goods are guaren-atJ nn: tf.-c'Piirs Fod Law.
.... If not satisfactory, mercy refvneed or -eturn of goods.
. Goods shipped In plain paickasas same liuj crtlor received.
WE PREPAY ALL EXPRESS CHARGES.
cC,tJ-Whiskey, bottled is bood. -y. oU
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OUR SPECIAL BRANDS i
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t The Cousins Subolv Co. t OMBeriabi. HaMnierHigti Richmond, Va.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE."
Having qualifled as admlnlsrator of
the estate of L. E. West, deceased, late
2 J?mnty of Cnmberland, State of
North Carolina, tola Is to notify all per
sons having claim, against the estate
of the deceased, to present the same
L?ifM 21tfment' in1 MthenUcated,
within twelve months from date here
of, or this notice will be pleaded In bar
or recovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate will please make Immediate
payment . , . . . .
This 22nd day of January, i0g -
- J.F. WEgT, Admmlstrator. '
xr ..1?.C,R.F,D.No..
vaumuiwaS) Attorney.
State of North Carolina, Cumberland
Countyv-Ne, 290S. ; ; "
J. B. Pope enters and claims 78 ac
res of land in Black Blver township
Joining the lands of Joslah Pope on
south, the Sampson county fine on
east, the Thornton and Barefoot land
on tbe north and west Entered 20th
day of February, 1908. :
: ' . ; , V W. M. WAKLER,
Beglster of Deeds and, Ex.. 0. Entry
Tafcw, by A. Q. Culbreth, Dept
VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.
I offer for rent for the crop year
of 1M8. the farm In Cedar Creek town
hip, known as the Thomas 0. Hall
place, containing about 260 acres,
about 78 Ot which Is cleared.
This rental is made by order of the
Superior Court, and Is to be let to the
party filing the highest bid. which Is
to be secured. , :
This farm Is about sixteen miles
(rom Fayetteville, on the Elisabeth
town road, and is said to be a valua
ble ona7 .. -,
File your bid with the undersigned
at once." . t.. .s ,
: A, A. McKETHAN, C 8. C, :
i RfcWvor...
v'rett.-yroiriso.r"" "
uiaimoi j
i n-. L1..I, !..!.. - a.
ana rewa u.Ku-B..u. vuu, .KeU,
du vn
ALSO SALESMAN FOR THE CELE
BRATED MEILINK FIREPROOF
8AFE8. , '
The Finest Assortment of 8portsmen's --
" ' . Legglns . - ' "
a specialty bv the best workmen;-
Onr Mr. Bevil has just returned from
the Western market where be bought
Three Carloads of Stock.
consisting of several ties double teams
as well as r several - trotters in
the lot, the best that can be bought
and we are satisfied we can ' please , you
if yon are in need of a horse or mule.
We have on hand nice single snr double
driving horses, as well as nice saddlers;
and a nice lot of mules of all sizes, from
the heavy log mule to the cotton mule.
Come look over our stock of :
waonna nn ham)ih riUA u..i.'..
buggies, also harness, etc, togo with them.
market price loir Cotton -;?
Vanstorys
yiSDstOaT IHSOSAftCS BXDfi.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. . '
Having qualifled as administrator of '
Mlaa Ellen Smith, deceased, Mate of
Cumberland county. .North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons, having
claims against, the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit" them to the tin-7
derslgned on or before the 12th day of
February, 1909, ot this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. Air
persons Inbedted to the said estate
will make immediate payment ' "'
UM J BRANDT, Adm'r.,
. ; ; Greensboro, N. C "
This 12th day of February, 1908..
7 V; EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
. Having qualifled as executor as pro
vided In the will of L. J. Morgan, de-
t"J!v 'lat!, of Cumberland county,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them !
to the undersigned at Fayetteville on
?Snefor?t.tl,e 18th dy ' February, .'
1909, or this notice will be pleaded in
?a.r ot their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please i
make. Immediate payment . '
This 17th day of February 1908.
. 3. J. MORGAN,. .
" - -.j Executor..
' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
',HaT,nK onallfted as administrator
M Ann Mclemore, deceased",' late of -Cumberland
County, North Carol Ina,
this is to notify all persons having ,
claims against the estate of the said
deceaaed to exhibit them to the un
dersigned on or before the 4th day of
February, 1909, or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons Indebted to the said estate
will make immediate payment
A''-- - ' J- D- HARRIS, .
' Artmlnt-j rfttnc
inn ra auy of February, lu. ,
A. 8. Hall, Attjr.