administrators n&tce. ^
tlaving qualified as Administrator
df.the cstat* of.sA. WL Gray, deceaa- v
ot,'''late .of Person -County, North t,
Carolina, this is to notify all per- c
aotis having claims against the es- v
tate ofi said deceased to exhibit them ?
t^ the undersigned on or before tHa
'7th daiy of April, 1924, or this notice Q
wlO be pleaded in bbr of their re- ^
covery. All persons indebted to said g
estate will" please make immediate
payment. '.'? .
This April 7th, 1928. -' -y * * Thomas
6iay, V_- ' ?
4-11, 1928, ^pd. Administrator, f
SALE OF LAND. / ^
(Under und by virtue of an order ?
of the Superior Court of Person n
County in that certain special- pro*- ^
ceeding therein' pending? entitled _
''Alex Wagstalf and others vs Chal- j,
mers Stanfield and ctH.'rs", the un- ?
dersigned commissioner will on
MAY 14, 1923,
at 12 o'clock noon at the cohrt house ,
door in Hexboro, North Carolina,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash that certain trapt ofp
land lying in CunningUam Tqwnship,
Person County, North" Carolina^ adjoining
lands of Bob Pulliam -on the
. north, land of I. G. Stephens on the
cast and land of J. H. Hester on the
south ; rrtd west, containingJ17 acres
more pr less.
{This April 14, 1923.
e ' F. O. CARVER,
4-18 4ta Commissioner.
T 0 7?
. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The undersigned as Administratrix
of R. J. Teagud, deceased, will
sell at- public auction for- cash on,
jMONTDAY, MAY 7th, 1923, at. 12
o'efock at the Court Hduso door in
Roxfcol-o the following property:
One 2 ton" Traffic truck and trailer,
one gasoline engine, oorn planter,
mower, section harrow and com drag.
This April 11th, 1923. ~
' ,Mrs. R. J. Tcagde,
4-J8 8ts. Administratrix.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Haying this day qualified as the
Administrator of the late Mrj. Dora
Morton Wilson, deceased, this is to
notify all persons holding claims agains't
the estate-to present,'same.to
the undersigned within one yeaT from .
' tHis date or this notice will be plead
in bar 'of recovery. All person in- r~
debated to said estate will please settle.
saraj^
This AJril lGth 1023.
J. C. LUNSFORD,
- i -' " Administrator.
J>I. Lunsford, Atty. 1-18 4pi
t IMAUK-KT
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Mechanical Refrigeration " jg
%k- . 1MBnt vl
We sell the best quality j>3 1
' of Western and Home killed
-meats. Fancy groceries and
. Friuts. Sr
Fresh lot of Tomatoes, ->$4; j
? II Celery, Lettuce, New 'fota- j| j
?a Ipca, -lieei.s^Cupimbers, and ,yj!
KX- * A I*?* I
r ' ffl^.Oreen Heans} v'^j
Bpj^ B "ito we appreciate yourW 1
8*'5US'ne8K ' say w? d?-"
I v Ffr ?/ 'i SjL g.Y ai ^ L.U. iLkxCk iLiVliS^fr? ri *
_a .s. .1
A this-talk nlnrnt Pharoaji's
*? curso killing (he potverfnl Carnarvon,
tho man wtipah power of
wealth and energy succeeded In
l.rtnstng ro light the grave of old
v. _ JTtotanknheni, may keep alive old sup^ralltlon.
The Irtahnian may lie- 1
lU've }a the banshee and the lnpravfi~*T
hfntr n llttla Irnoryr itfhl the ". i...
carry an oxtrd nth bit's foot, hut nn- 'I
; truth never lasts, ithofigh often It
corves a purpose. The dying of th?
t".V. I'liglltli ih'arl , ... i? TB.,L?^ . I
- life lie l'evenlprl rf J
' ?himwlcds* 1'inu l-.li li ,1 t|V,hi (lie iir-' !
(|rilrl:i; mtud f., ian, and-In hla
: death . he 'gltolvefl the.importance of
the llltle thing. # The nio'iae.-fread - .
the itfTS ' * tir" elrrtc-unrt Jho
'l?r fusing** I#?n drWiWifl. hear .
a in *' "*"e of ihllllons iiml ? nia- ?
. e ban Cars.-li^i tiiem
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SOTK'B, OF I.AND SALE.
lUnder and by virtu# of a decree of
lie Superior Court of Person Conns'
til the proceeding entitled "B. S.
ilenn, Admr. of Lincoln Williams,
s. Birdie Williams and others, I
in as Commissioner on
MONDAY, MAY 7th, 1923, at 12
'clock Noon at the Court house door
i Roxboro sell-to the highest bidder
t; public auction the following ticnrtHWi
lot-8 nr (if lnml frv_
rtt:' . " ' ' I
No. 1. Lying nfear the corporate
units of -Roxboro and containing onejurth
of an acre pure or lea*.- fcnd
eing known aa Lot No. 1 on the plat
nd Survey of the Hargrove property
orm^rjy, owned try J; 0., fas?.; See
lat in Book 29, page 259 in Regis-r's
Office.
N6. 2. That lot' lying in Cttnningam
Township. oru the old road from
:effo to Chub Lake, bounded on^he
i .
Undermining Ma
' Uovcrnor Charles \V. Bryan
I attention when in his inaugurc
past few years and especially <
has been a universal tendency t
This .is resulting in tho enactn
of private and personal ills thai
ment with functions and obligi
fectivcness of governmental a
responsibility."
If this condition bo true'bf
doubt it is true', what shall be sa
tions are extended "to the ,nati<
is most forcibly brought to pfl;
question of appropriations so tl
fundamental and just prineipl
become the private beneficiary
expense of: the taxpayers:?tj
tendencies daily Becoming nior
disclosed as a fact by the mer
? persistently pressing the opport
and governmental restrictions
business expansion, but which p
. flag waving, that finds its rewar.
ing. If wo don't look out we
death."
The Paradoxic
With the retirement from tl:
of Albert D. Busker June 1st, tl
experiment in its effort tpjsolv
merchant marine.
Mr. I.asker succeeded Rear A
to the four winds and sot sail fc
fair a breeze as' ever carried a
fizzled ?ml, is largely'due to' the
own olufel'scd-cahvlctiin-.s.
lie took hokksaf tile shipping ben
pilig problem. The chances a
N*vc hides", Benson, who ha<l
rtnr'ieivfl, was compelled ,to flit
. ni}
ifN, ess administration."
Vi '.'plan : off is to'fiot rid of
can't ! f old, thus' clearing the i
1 crimp* hnrryihgthe vefircmet
into lire thought of. putting the
It is admitted "an American
brought into being without the i
and tin; folk in the inland town
what water traffic means to til
safety of America. Admiral Ite
l"nnt v.?li mi'h'l' ua.C. Imsker p
ing done .so ho then proceeded
minds like providence move" hi i
to perform. ' ,
- . STAT
Supreme Grand Lodge
Samaritans and D<
- NEW 61
Copditicn December 31, 1922,
Balance from Previous Year
n,come^?'From Members, $3,836.19; ]
Disbursements-2-To Members, $2,476.!
Total,
i
Value of Ileal Estate (less amount
Mortgaprp Loans on Real Estate,?
Value-of Bonds and Stocks,- ?
Deposited in Trust Companies and ?
Interest and Rents due and accrued,
Total,
LLV
Death Claims adjusted, not yet due
\
ToU|l Liabilities.,.
BUSINESS IN NORTH C
Policies or Certificates in force Dece
Number 861; Amount,
Policies or CertificatcaJ^sued.durjns
Amount, ? '?Policies
Or Certificates in force Dec<
-Amount, -?
Louses and ClaimS unpaid December
per o; Amounij-^.,: A
Losses and Claims incurred during t
Losses and Claims paid during the y
Losses and Claims unpaid December
Premiums and Assessments collected
President C. S. lTa. Taylor
Home Office; New Bern. N. C
Attorney_for service: STACE
Raleigh, N. C.
(SEAL) . . ~ '
I. STAGEY y.'WADE. Insuran
the shore l< g inln and Correct nbst
?Htf3E35.,ratcrnal Ordep. of. New
showing the condition of said .Order
? "Witness'my Bind and official so
. ^ " " -- ?fSTACEY V
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THB HDXBORO COURIER
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N'orth by til.' lands of Tom Jorja
.and said. r?ad; on Uu East by .th
lands of Weldon Clayton; on th
3<mth by Weldon Clayton and on th
West by Weldon Clayton, containin
by estimation two acres more or lea:
See deed from T. C. Wagataff t
Lincoln Williams, dated March 1
1922. 1.
Terms at 'sale, cjuli
This the 6th day of April, 1923.
M. Carltcn,
Commlssio:i"r.
?: o- k-? tv \
The fMfcshad a . 'immanKy day i
the Middlesex school in- Nssh Count
rccentlji_.when the men pulled o
tljcir coats, and plowed, dug sn'd haul
?tl ell day while the chiklreit cloane
upf the grounds. The Homo Agent an
Landscape Specialist of the Stat
College end State Department of A<j
cicultorc made plans for improvin
"lie ground AjfSavtp other school
w< re :i!-n helped in the same way.
?? *' ja W i a
__ ?
sal pf Civilization j
n's Responsibility |
t, of Nebraska, attracted-national
d address he said During the ?
luring the late war period there
owards an excess of government,
tent of public laws for the cure
t are burdening the state govcrnttions
which will, destroy the cfctivities
"and alsoVof individual
the states end tilf.ro i>on. he.
?7 ??:? --id
of Kncli an evil when its operanial
congress. PerEaps the evil
blie attention in considering the
agraiitly made in defiance of the
le that one class -or gronp shall
of appropriations made at the
UtTnore than this, the radical
e evident in government circles,
nbers of both great parties, arc
unist to foist on the nation laws
that are utterly destructive of
rovide an opportunity for a little
i in tire applause of the uuthinkwjll
soon bo " govenrmentcd to
:al Mr. Lasker
ic United States ShippingBoard
le nation will enter npon anQtlitr
<Sf the bewildering problciir of a
dmiral Benson, swept his policies
>r tbe gprt-of popularity yith-as
marinejnnto harbor.". That, he
.fact that lie failed to follow-his
iker knew nothing of ships when
,rd, lie knew nothing of .the shipre
he knows Jjttie more today,
made n life study of 'unr water
by.and see tbe.pnktt. dream of! !
crumble and wither before the.
r ?
civ ?hiyr> and-fo junk thoie that
seas for piiVatCly owned" vessels. '
it of Lasker will bring new life '
American flag back on the seas,
merchant marine never can be !
nteiligent support of the farmer i
s and villages who do not sense .'
e prosperity and indeed to the
r.son had lb'" p1"" nf
utblicly approved of it, but havforthwith
to destroy it. Great
a mysterious way their wonders j
EMENT
Independent Order Goo
lughters of Samaria,
5RN; N. Ci
as Shown by Statement Filed.
? 1- ?ST.nSS.:
Miscellaneous, $167.95; Total 4,004.
50; Miscellaneous, $1,190.84;
;J - 3,067.
VS9ETS '" "
of encumbrances), $10,578.
? ? ? . 2,000.
?- 2.EOOJ
ianks Vict on interest, 826.
78.
....... $15,404.
B1LIT1ES
i, == . ... . $300.
.I- $300.
:a*olina during 1922.
ntber 31st of previous year,
43,050.
; tile year, Number 158;'
7,900.
smber 31, 1922, Number 915;
69,550.
31st of previous-year, Num
N 425:
he year, Number 24; Amount, 2,350,
ear, Number 27; Amount, 2,478.
3J, 1922, Number 3; Amount, 300.
1 during the vear in North
...:. i-.i.s.-..-.: $3,883.
Secretary apd Treas, W. H. Stark;
tr nit rtr * iff- * . ?
i >t. wauc., insurance commission1
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IfJSURANCE DEPARTMENT
? Raleigh. March 15. 192
ce Commissioner, do Htrebv certify O
raft of. the Wjtwnani of tfin It 6. firBern.
N. C. fil?d with this Departmei
on -the Slat day orDccpmBS, ft!25.
al the day"and def* shove writtcrrr7,
W.A.DK, Insurance Commissioner.?
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' APRIL 2oth 1923
u* Boreli setts, will sooa be time fo
e and. you will save money b.
calling and seeing my line and get
* king my prices. E. D. CHEEK.
executrices" notice.
Having this day qualified, aa Exe
? tutrices of the last will and testamen
of Mrs. Arabella V. Brooks, deceas
. ou, imie 01 ferson County, tlii i? t
_r,atif7 all person boldUip claim
against said estate to present ther
to the undersigned- on- or before th
?8(h day of Mtrth, 1924,' or this no
. t ice will be -pleaded in bar ~fff- thflil
r:covcry.,
y. A11 persons indebted to said ei
' tate will please make immediate pay
J ment. j_
'I* TUe March 28th, 1923.
Mrs. Alice Paylor
c Mr3. Haynie Clement
Expcutrices
M* Cai Iton, Avtornay. 4 16 44,
9 Q
ADX; INISTRATRIX Z^QTICE, ..
. T -o-. : t
'flavin?' qjsjifttd ns A 1m!n1sfr atrt
-i the estate of \W, Cooper CaUi
I. late of ; Person County
'"ToftS CaWJini, this is' to" notify al
persons naving claims against,,,, rtb
;s$a"te of Said deceased to exhibi
'lism'.to tHT undersigned on orbetor
the 29th day of March, 1924, or thi
Otice v ill be pleaded in bar of thci
recovery. AJ1 peraons indebted" tc
;aid estate will please make imme
diate payment.
Ths 2Tth day of MarcH, 1923.
Mrs. Delia Catcs,
>-4 4ts pif. Administratrix.
WHAT FUN IT IS
TO BE HUNGRY!
YOU can't be well and hearty unless
you are properly nourished?
you can't be Strong unless your
appetite is good.
For a keen appetite, good digestion,
rich red blood, and the "punch" pnd
"pep", that goes with-perfect health, .
You need Gude's Pepto-Mangan.
Take Gude's for-a short time. and
note the big difference in t?e way youlook,
eat and feel. .
Your druggist has it?liquid or tablets,
as you prefer. -
Gude's
pepto-Mangan
Tonic and Blood Enrither
. :p?C5j5?jbi) HJJifaq . I
. g>ue
ToseaCfp spjar.: m?"'
pna ijiooj $3a,i??s ff
&sfisroBs ii g
*St&3l9Ill/l/l so S
EKJOJ 3IJJ KJ I33W18 11
|.o : 11 q B '111 A\ I .
IB31U q3B3 {JO "&I I".
mmm
^ t*>?W **?azJ9jjy |
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Frequent
" t Headaches
00 2 "I suffered wffh chronic
00 pq constipation that would bring on
00 ^ very severe headaches," says
36 X Mrs.. Stephen H. Kincer, of
00 fi R. F. D. 1, Cripple Creek, Va.
"I tried different medicines and
36 X did not get relief. The headff
aches became very frequent. I
00 U heard of
5 3 Thedford's
: BLACK-DRAUGH
00 ki and took it for a headache, and
? y the relief was very quick, and
A it was so long before I had
5" L another headache. Now 1 just
00 Y keeP th? Black-Draught, and
OA ^ do^^| ^myself get in that
=y- A (purely vegafatoeftcia'^?lro~
kj tound to relieve constipation,
er, x and hy stimulating the action of
41 th? liune iifhnn it le fnrni/f halnn
w ? it v?i , ti n?u it w imi piu, u?i^i9
y to drive many poteons out ot
T f?""" Rilin..?nPg?
p ft Indigestion, headache, ana
3 y similar troubles art often
,? -X relieved In this way. It is the
tS if'[T37" ht'BC natura11
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a note evei y wnere.
g>KKKWK
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r 1'LEASE^.GIVB MIS THE >BWS.
y : ' ?o-? r
Having assumed tHe local editorship
of The Courier I will grafttlr
. appreciate it if "you will kindly phone
me' any news item yon may havo.^It
you intend making a tri(t or if you
t have friends visitipg you please let
me know it, for I vfant to make the
0 local news worth while and can oniy
s d*- ep with your cooperation. Do not
|3 PRGFESSI01
tj ' eee.ee e ee
j\* Dr H. E. Satterfieli>
! DENTAL SURGEAN
. Roxboro, N. C.
* Office over G. W. Thomas * *
- Store.
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a a.? a * ?
ROXRORO. N. C.
'? UIU.C. VJCKJERS
t ? Dentist"
i, * OOce in Newell building
. ' on North Main Street, '
* * next door to Poxboro *
? f ..Grocery Compaity. ?
lr ROXRORO, N. C. I
l: ' a a a.a a ? a a e _i
r '
ita aoaaaa**'
" * N. LUNSFORD '
Attorney-at-law '
Office over Garrett's Store *
ROXRORO. N. C.
? a : ? " < 5 , ?
a a a a a * a a a a a *
ROBERT P; BURNS"
Attorney at Law *
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING. '
J * Prompt and careful attenUoa givr *
en to all boats tap *
a a a a ' a a 'a. a a *
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* DR- E. 7. TUCKER '
- Dentist
? Office in Hotel Jones over
Dr. R. J. l'eazue'o office *
' f Prices
! I
\m: /
|ra Radical price reduction put
jfj that no" family with a home
iid out this mordern heating p
IH ' At the new low pric
?rg? than stoves neces
, j|| Costs less than a gc
lis * * Costs less than a g<
Costsless than twic
ing machine.
3; Costs less than twit
Order a'CaloriC ne
| comfort and convenience y<
j ^ cause it protects the family
5"" "ily's pocketbook. Because i
I; in the fuel it saves.
^ ? Order now because prices e;
W S in'g now you will enjoy the
It S -Centage of its'cost this..wii
X | Do not delay. Winter i3 h
2 }|- is an. argument for Calori
lit' risk. Our guarantee?your
U i . J 0 6 N"
I . / ROXBORO, N<
W it:i iuiiuiit n, L ilS ifiTjiiTtTn i: i
| Why Wai
I I - And Waste valuable timd
M ' ' ^
mt You don't have to wH^n y(
| Doares Bi
M![ Five chairs, all served by
- business?and their business is
kjai i to the minute. EvbryfWiwg of I
?}i end you will become a rcgula
Xr J. R. BOA
X| . 'Next Door to ^
M | Depot
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7* ? ?; -* ?
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think your goings and comings are
so 1 important that I ought .to gat
them anyway, for It is impossible
I for me to keep mp with the doings of *
this hustlifig town without your aid.
Help me out with this depsrtruent by
miring .me all ot the news. f r
Vary respectfully. ? . ?
MISS ELIZABETH NOBLL,
Local Editor.
NAt CARDS - ?
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!' DR. 1. H. HUGHES "
* Dentist .*
* Office in Hotel Jones, next *
* door to Dr. Ticker's office. *
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W. T. BUCHANAN
SUnVAYOR *
* JULL CREEK.' "N C. Route I. *
JiToo dose a
$ MENTHOLATUM I
^^omEorts and ricalo^^r
? o.:
mmMrntitm
Sche3u!o Effective April 30 1922 ./
p. m. a. m. a. m. p. m.
x5:30 *7:00 lv. Durham ar. 11.0019:15
x7:09 *8:13 lv. Roxboro^ar. 9:23 7:64
x7:53 *8:45 lv: Dqnniston ar! 8:4517:19
-xg:20 *9:05 lv. S. Boston ar. 8:i8j0:56
x8:35 *9:19 lv: Halifax ar 8irf)2;?:4?
xll:15|*H:40 ar. Lynchg. lv. 5:30|4:15
p. m. a. m. . a. m. p. m.
Daily and x Daily Ex. Sun.
Connections at LynqHburg with
trains east and westbound.
P?rIor and. sleeping cars dining "
cars. The best route to the west and * ' V-:
northwest. Rates and information
upon-application to agent, or ?
W. C. SAUNDERS,
General Pass. Agent"
Roanoke, Va.
"Down^
W|| || I
s the cost of a'CaloriC so low |y
to heat can afforjl to be with- 0
lant. . " v .8
es the CaloriC costs less - |
isary to heat thejiniMing. p
tod piano. . i
oo0 home water system. * I
e the price Ot a good" wash- - M .
:e the price of a lhonograph. | '
>w because it- is the greatest ?
>u iian have in your home. Be- &
's health and thereby the fam- g
t pays every dollar- of its cost g "
innot be lower- ?and by""order- 9
comport and save a good per- g
iter..*- *v g
ere in- earnest, livery blizzard | ,
C comfort now. You _ take no S
satisfaction* or "money back. |3
F. R E A M S ?
)RTH CAROLINA H
~Z ^
t? "... '.. JI .
at tWc Barber Shop. * .
>u patronize '*
arber Shop y
expert -barbers, who .know their
i to serve you.?
,
. . *
She most modern 4eaiga. Call once _
i patron. =- ??'
RCQ? PROP., ^ilkerson
Drug Co. \m
Street ? '
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