t Published every Z'tarsday by the
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ullLi.Jltimut.ii.il In. .ill. ill Ly.i.lliuli
L - . , Incorporated)
Ir.H. WHITE President
.if. H. xJM..,..,......,ViePre3idait
Rates-Payable la Advance ' 1
-tone Y6ar..... '..-.ft.00
Six Month: . . .,. . . .'. . . '. .
- Three Months '. . . ....
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Tune 18th, 1907, at the Postofflce at
' Marshall, N. C, under the act of Cong-
, ress oi juarcn a, iot.
Thursday, April 8, 1909.
A WORD TO NEWS READERS
I take this opportunity to ad
dress a few words to those who
have so loyally supported this
paper for the past two years, or
since its birth. I first served as
Local Editor, and on Mr. Baley's
retirement I became editor, in
which capacity Iliave served the
paper and its patrons as best I
could.
I now announce my resignation
for the reason that I cannot spare
the time necessary to make the
paper just what it ought to be
without neglecting my law prac
tice, which I cannot give up and
be sides there aie others more
competent to manage the paper
than myself.
It is with regret that I give up
the work, as It was a pleasure to
me so far as I was able to do,
and I still expect to do all I can
for the News at all times, and
wish to see the paper prosper,
which, I think is a certainty.
With best wishes . for my suc
cessor, the paper and its patrons.
, - J. Coleman Ramsey.
It is with regret that we give
up Mr. Ramsey as Editor of the
' News, and appreciate, what good
services he has rendered in the
past, and of his assurance that
' he will still lend us a helping
hand in the future, so far as he
can find time to do so.
The Publishers.
TAX LISTERS v
. ... . ,
It is ordered by the Board of
County Commissioners that the
following' named persons be ap
pointed tax listers for their re
spective townshjjjSLisrtne year
1909. " v '
' No. 1 John Jarrett. ,
flf JaeoxrLi. Tweed
3 W C. Ammons
Wilson Brigga .
J. R. Calloway
John Rogers, Jr.
James Wilson
P. A. Ferguson
.William Lawson
Ervin Bice
Mack Boono
Jake Buckner
J.B. White
Enoch" Morgan
Joe Morgan
.0.0. Peek
It is ordered that an
ibe held . in Township
Township School District Wo 7,
known as the Jewel Hill District
ton Tuesday, the 11th day of May
j 909 at Jewel Hill School house
to ascertain the. will of the peo
ple within said district as to
whether there - shall" be levied
In said district ' a ' special an
nual tax of not S more . than
thirty cents on one hundred dol-
J jars ValfiationVof . property and
njaety cents on the polls to sup-
. aliment the public school fund
v tvbich my be aportiohed to such
. district by the Board of Educa
tion of the County We congra
tulate the people of Jewel Hill
on this move and trust that the
cause may carry as ft is a step
in tlie right direction, v s v., :-K ':-
rs
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In accordance with an act of
the Legislature passed afits lagti
session, appointing A. xiryan,
James A. Ramsey; Sam Cox and
G. W. Wilds Road Commission
ers, for Madisoas county, said
commissioners met . at the Qourt
House on Monday,-; the 5th! day
of April, and after being 'sworn
ra ana giving wna, meytogetn
er with a large 'crowd of citizens,
assembled in a maga meeting in
the Court room arid after hearing
a few timely remarks by various
prominent1 inen of the county)
organized by electing A. . E.
Bryan chairman and. James A.
Ramsey secretary. After - the
organization they proceeded to
the selection f Supervisors for
the various townships as follows
" No. 1 L. C. Ellington.
Reubin Tweed.
John Merrill.
J. M. Hensley. '
Wm. Edwards.
Henry Roberts. .
Wm. Ledford.
John Martin.
S. W. Brown.
Henry Wild.
E. E. Bryan.
Joe Smith.
J. E. Gregory.
J. K. Wilson.
Bob Buckner.
Dolph Anders.
After the selection of the above
named Supervisors, the follow
ing orders were made:
Ordered, by the Board, That
any person, nrm or company
transporting or having trans
ported by others, logs, lumber,
or timber shall pay 6-16 of a cent
perithdusand per mile. .
Further ordered that tan-bark
and acid wood be taxed 1-4 cent
per mile per cord. Further or
dered that all minerals trans
ported over the road shall pay
1-4 cent per mile per ton.
J, -.jr J
OF RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITU
ING MARCH 3U',
-. ; , -Bridge Fund
sasurcr.
FOR MONTH END-
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election
No. 1.
WE. King &. Company have
the jbest and newest styles in
mens and boys - doming ever
offered ill Marshall. Prices 25
per cent, less than last season.
1, v a
a Tan Bark.
I am again in the market for
Tan Bark and Roots and Herbs
of all kinds and will pay the best
market price forsame....; " : :.j
I handle the Mammoth Corn
Grower and Anchor Brand Fer
tilizer. the oldest and best known
Fertilizer on the market.
V Also Buena Vista Land Plas
ter. See .me : if :: you want any
thing in the above line.
R. H. WARD.
Our new line of . ladies' and
Misses' trimmed . Jiats is -far
ahead of any ever "off ered to the
retail tirade in Marshall - W. E.
King & Company ,
Notice to the Taxpayers of
Madison County
I have already completed my
third call for taxes, and hereby
give notice to all - that taxes
must be paid, and unless they
are paid there will be additional
cost as I intend to collect and
will levy on my next round as I
must collect now. r : . .
Remember that your poll must
be paid pn or before the first day
of May,
Very Kespectr uuy
'. G. W. COLE,
' - Sheriff.
March 1 ' To balance from last report -.;$12G.54
31. By amount disbursed.-. ..0.00
April 1 To balance brought down . . 126.54
; x 'County Home Fund y
March 1 , To balance from last report , V. $92.08
81 By amount disbursed ............ ..,.0.00
April 1 To balance brought down .. .i ...... .V 92.08
; Court House Fund ' s
March 1 To balance from last report .i $399;82
.' 31 By .amount disbursed.. .. .. ..v. 4,-,. .. ............. 0.00
April 1 To balance brought down.. ....... .. 399.82
General County Fund.
To balance from last report ..... ... . . . tO.OO
By amount overdrawn ......732.17
P'd R. S. Teague, registrar of election. . . ....... . 12.62
R. S. Teague, balance registrar of election.. . 5.25
C. W. Cody, carrying petition.. ......... ..... 4.00
' Lee Ramsey, hauling saw dust county home 1.00
J. Man Wallin, judge of election. 2.00
G. W. Bryan, services registrar of election 17.66
V, H. Reynolds, registrar of election 12.58
D. S. Fender, registrar of election. 19.36
G. G. Proffit, judge election, bringing returns 0.00
J. E. Rice, balance judge of election. .... ....
J. E. Rice, judge of election .. .. , .'. .
v J. F. Askew, judge and registrar of election
J. F. Askew, balance registrar of election
March 1
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2
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2.00
20.00
5.00
.75
. 1.25
20.10
9.00
W. K. Hunter, judge of election... 2.00
H. M. Wallm, judge of election .
J. C. Tilson, services small pox.
J. N.Moore,
W. J. Weaver, county physician Jan. and Feb. 5 -
and attending small pox patient 70.00
James H. Roberts, registrar of election 19.82
Frank Ramsey, hauling coffin, etc. to Co. Home 2.25
James Massey, carrying petition 4.00
D. G. Wright, " " ';. 4.00
A. T. Chandley, " ' i : 6.00
W. M. Ledford, bailiff. . ..... . i. 2.00
J. M. Giidger, jr., attorney fee Ivy annexation
case, etc t. 230.00
Ves Bishop, judge of election . . , 2.00
J. H. Reece,
V. H. Reynolds, balance registrarof election
J. F. Garenflo, reg. May and Nov. elections
. " fees and half fees I.
" balance registrar of election
W. W. McPeters, judge of election
J. M. Deweeee, balance registrar of election
Love Gudger, fees and half fees
John Lisenbee, tending clock..... 4.00
Henry Ramsey, judge of election. 2.00
S. C. Worley, carrying petition. 4.00
W. J. McLendon, lights for Jan. and Feb 12.03
5.25
6.00
29.58
20.75
6.00
2.00
5.25
1.90
18.80
4.00
26.00
4.00
28.14
17.45
2.00
W. A. Wallin, registrar of election..
J. W. Thomason, carrying petitions
John Honeycutt, janitor court house
H. D. Waldrup, carrying petition.,
F. Shelton, supplies small pox, sundries C. H.
J. E. Gregory, registrar of election
C. F. Cassada, commissioner 2 days. 6.80
' .v.; carrying petition ......... . 4.00
' O. C. Rector, full fees 1.10
J. C. Chandley, commissioner 2 dayi. 7.90
A. J. King, half fees . 1 . '. . . ... ,2.;0
Mojor Tweea, carrying petition , ,
Henry Cutshall, bailiff officer eloct"-i j.t
Rosco Hcnsley, judge of e!""'
By virtue of thetaxli&'tln my hands
for the following years, I will on the
3rd day of May, 1909, sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following lands
for taxes: ; . "
Adders, W. F., 50 acres of land No. 1
township on the waters of Walnut
Creek, taxes for the year 1907 $3.20,
1908 $5.02, costs 95 cents;
Chandley, H. O., 40 acres of land No.
1 township -on the waters of Walnut
Creek, taxes for the year 1907 2.07
1908 $2.07 costs 95 cents.
Deaver R. K., 54 acres of land No.
township at the mouth of Hays Bun,
taxes for the year 1907 $5.83, 1908 $8.74
costs 95 cents.
Freeman, Mary A-i 50 aores of land
No.. 1 township on the waters of Baley's
Branch taxes for the year 1907 $z. A
costs 95 cents. .
Griffin, John, 20 aores of land No.
TTf'JL H. J. Jervis, serviced as -c
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i W. E.' Jervis, judge of ry
H. J JeiisrcarryiEL ,
' C. N. Jervis, . . 5 . .... . v'7
Tom Edge,'-' r-"r" :4--
Elisha Reese, expense bringing Mary Reese
x to county home.. ..' .v ...... . .. ... i ......
French Broad News, publishing Treasurer's ' : ;
- ' reports and sale of county home.. ,. ; vi
Hackney & Moale, ledgers .V, ". 'i"i .". '. .'"
Walker. Evans & Cogswell Co., special proceed
ing docket..., ...... .. .... . . . , ;.. .; 11:00
Fred Bowman, moving dirt. .... .. . . .'. . ; ; 5.40
J. H. White, envelopes & sundries, Clerk's office ;14.92
White, carrying petition. , . .
Runmon, moving dirt.
J. B,
C. F
ts. L. riemmons, registrar oi eiecnou.,.
J. D. Hamlin, judge of election;. . . . .
j. a. uiaric, . ; - . . ."
W. R. Barrett,
W. L. George
J. N. White, carrying petition
French Broad Mills, gasolene . ..... .. .
J.'E. Swann, publishing notices..
J. M. Deweese, registrar of election.;'.
j. t. jarvis, .-.. v.-:1 C-.:t-: v;..:;
B. M. Wyatt, judge of election. . .. . ."i'K 7.
Thos. J. Murray, member Board of elections
P. S. Clark, registrar of election , .
F. M. McDevitt, fees and half fees. . .
,8.00
17.10
16.49
4.00
i 6.00
2.00
2.00
'4.00
8.7ii
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township on the waters of Walnut
creek, taxes tor the year 1907 $2.88
costs 95 cents. .:-.'
Henderson, Allen, -1 town lot in the
Town of Walnut No. 1 township taxes
1907 balance $3.36, costs 95; cents. ,
Jarrett, M.E. Mrs. 1 town lot In
Marshall No.' 1 township, taxes 1907
$2.83, costs OS.cents. .
Payne. Mary, 4 1-2 acres of land on
Baley's branch No 1 iwnship, taxes
190 i $0.56, costs 95 cents. '
Nelson. J. W. admr. of Guthrie es
tate, No. 3 township, 65 acres of land
on the waters of Big Ivy, taxes 1907
$-1.05, costs 95 cents.
Roberta M. F. (non-resident) 60 acres
of land in No. 3 township on the waters
of Big Ivy, taxes 1905, $4.78, for the
year 1907 $5.97 for the year 1908 $4.78,
costs 95 cents. -
Ramsey, Nancy 45 acres of -land on
the waters of West Fork of Ivy, No. 6
township, taxes for the year 1907 $6.22,
1908 6.22; costs 95 cents. -
Harris, N. H., 60 acres of land No. 5.
township, on the waters of West Fork
of Ivy, taxes for year 1907 balance,
$4.95, costs 95 cents.
Ballard & Bros., 100 acres on waters
of Ivy in No. 4townshp, taxes for the
vear 1907 $3.73, 1908, $2.81, costs 95
cents. . V' ' -
James T. R. heirs, 230 acres of. land
on waters of Spring Creek, taxes for
the vear 1907 $3.39. 1908 $8.39, costs 95
cents. - ' ' .:
Lusk, W. A., heirs, 75 acres of land
in No. 8 township, waters of Spring
creek, (land now belongs to John Go
forth, adjoining Van Brown place, and
others) taxes for the year 1907, $3.41,
costs 95 cents. - v .'. 1 ' '. - -
Ponder, William A. (non resident) 40
acres of land No-.14 township taxes for
year. 906, balance 75. cents, year 1907
$3.3, 1008 $3.33 costs 95 cents. 4 -
.Mace, Gaither, 25 acres of land in
No. 14 township, East Fork of. Bull
creek taxes for year 1907 $2:40. costs
Cody.il otjn, one tpwn lot, in ine town
ofot SDrlnes. Tax for J1907 $3.64 cost
rl j'"w'
7 P4 95 cent. t
-dTTlUmboufi, J. E. & Florence, 2,650
aores near ' the town -of Hot Springs
tox.es 1907 54.96 for the year 1908 $53.
90,ost 93 enta, ' '
Sales, J. p., one town lot in thetown-
of Hot Springs, taxes 19010.55, year
1903 $2.07, cost 95 canU.
: Gudger 4 Fagg Co. No. 10 township
100 acres land on waters of Big Lurel
taxas for 1907 $2.58, 1908 $2.58, cost 95
cents. vj'i';!;:;:'''-' :?:?.k?4y
Briggs, Willie, (Nr.) 300 aores of
land on waters of Big Laurel No. 11
township, taxes for 1907 $11.19, 1908
11.19: cost 95 cents. f . .
. Hensley, J. C. Mrs. 40 acres land on
waters of Upper Laurel No. 11 town
ship taxes year 1907 $1.12, cost 95
cents.
McMahan, W. B. (Nr.) year 1907,
$3.95, cost 95 cents., 127 aores of land.
Taffer, J.I. 50 acres land In Upper
Laurel township, taxes year 1907 1.83
cost 95 cents .
Mod
J4.00
,4.00
10.35
-2.00
"6.00
2.25
1.25
. 8.50
17.94
2.70
1645.87
Wanted to Vote Early and Harry
r -k to South raroliat. C
tr
C"j Messenger. '!
cl t".e witnesses in the
' '. ') contest at Charlotte,
1 1" i c".or day that he
3 x I'ing place early
r .r.:;Ocrat waiting to
' H -3 v. anted to vote
' ? r.rjth Carolina.
W. E. King & Company have
much the largest and strongest
line of notions and fancy white
goods, in town. Don t forget
that's the place" to get yourmon
ey 's worth.; ; : ; .1 , f.r ,7. " "r
A REVERIE.
Backward, turn backwards Q!
time in your flight, .feed me on
srruel just for tonight;. 1 am so
weary of sole leatbetsteak, petri
fied biscuit and galvanized cake;
oysters that sleep in a watery
bath, and butter as strong as
Goliath of Gath. Weary of pay
ing for what I can't eat, chewing
dd rubber and calling it meat
Backward, turn backward, how
vcary 1 am, just give me a swipe
? 1 .-.c'.'aer's jam;' let me
".i t'aat hasn't been skim-
1, let me eat butter whose
' : s are trimmed; let me
i re have an old fashioned
; i' calam ready to curl up
. 1 c. Lvterty Hill Index. ' i ,
April 1 By amount brough down
. ' Interest Fund
March 1 To balance from last report....
' 81 By amount disbursed . . . . . . , ..
April 1 To balance-Droughtdown , i . . .
Jury Fund
March 1 ' To balance from last report. ...
1 P'd M. M.' Farmer, juror
1 W. N. Roberts ; " , .
' 1 Cling Clark "
1 - E. J. Davis " .....
1 L. J. Ammons " . .
t - P.G.Clark ' .....
1 E. T. Worley " . ....
1 K. W. Rice ' "
. 1 R. S. Sprinkle " .....
.1645.87
...3306.07 " ,' '
,7. 330677-m
b.00
....560.46
t.. ......
V -."
,i .". ..-
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2.10
2.75
1.40
3.40
1.80
2.10
1.80
2.90
1.10
..541.11.
April 1 : To balance brought down . . . .;.
' - ' - Pauper Fund '
To balance from last report . . . ... . . . .390.49 -
P'd James Haynie, keeping and furnishing Co,
Home ................ .
SF. Shelton, merchandise fofcouiity home.
W. H. Kuykendall, lumber and making coda
?.' , for pauper.. ...
. Jane Cogdil, pauper. . . ..... ........ . ..
. "' CO. Norton, two paupers., , . .". i .
r-i L - ' .
oam (jrow, ptvupvr .-. .......... .. .. .
Fayette Shelton, pauper two months
March 1
2
19.35
90.00
,.18.54
8.48
.3.50
. 9.00
k 4.00
.16.00
April To balance brought down. .'....'... ..240.97
- ' : iRoadFund ' , ' -
March 1 To balance tfova last report.. 1407.47
31 By amount disbursed.. ................ .. ...
April 1 To balance brought down 1407.47
140.52
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Continued on Local Page. -
NOTICE. :
North Carolina - In the Superior .
Madison County Court.
Jasper Ebbs, administrator of J. G.
Reynolds, deceased, ts John Reynolds
and others. ' - ,-
John Reynolds, W. J. Reynolds, Al
fred Reynolds, Sarah Harris and Tho
mas Harris, Defendants above named
will take notice that an action entitl
ed as above has been commenced in
the superior court of Madison County
to sell the lands of Which the said J.
G. Reynolds died seized in the said
county for the purpose of raising assets
to pay the debts of said intestate and
the costs of administration; and . the
said defendants will lunner tase no
tice that they are required . to . appear
before the Clerk of the Superior Court
of said County on the 8th day of May
1909, at his office at- the court house in
the town of Marshall, N.' C. and ans
wer or demur to the complaint in saig
action, or the plantin wlu - apply to
the Court for the relief 0!emaiiaea in
said complaint. This April 5th 1909.
; , . 11. Willie;
." '. Clerk Superior Court.
The
Bank of French Broad
f ' MARSHALL, N.'C. V '
CAPITAL -PROFITS
-RESOURCES
825.000.00
- ' 810,000.00
---7 8150.000,00
SOLICITS ACCOUNTS SUBJECT TO CHECK OR
ON FOUR PER CENT.-CERTIFICATES OF DE-J
POSIT. . r. :: .
' ft! ".v ' - '
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES IN
FIRE-PROOF VAULT FOR RENT
Federal Court Jurors. FROM REV, R. F. JOHNSTON-
- ;. NOTICE "
North Carolina v t In the Superior
MaJison County Court. .
R. W. Rice, Clementine d Haw
thorne and Husband M. S. Hawthorne.
The defendants above named -will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has . been commenced in the
Superior Court of Madison Conaty for
the recovery of certain real estate si
tuated In jno ii xownsmp in sam
County on the waters of Little Creek
and known as the A. R. Whitaker
tract and the said defendants will furt
her take notice that they are required
to appear at tne term oi me superior
( ;ourt of said County to be held on the
9th Monday aftor the 1st .Monday In
March 1909, at the Court House in
said County hi Marshall, N. C, and
answer or demur to the complaint, in
said action or tho plaintiff will apply to
the s'li i Court for the relief demanded
in "id coirnilaint. -
luis t'-e 'iUi dav i f f - '''9
J. . TK
Clerk W. S. Hyams and Jury
Commissioner Mears yesterday
drew the jrry which' is to serve
at the coming May term of the
federal courts to be held by Judge
W. T. Newman in place of Judge
Boyd because the "bank cases"
are to be tried and Judge Boyd
has been a member of the Court
of Appeals which passed on the
case.
The jury was drawn from a
list of 600, is made up by the
clerk in such a way as to secure
democrats and republicans in
proportion to the number in each
county. Each county of the dis
trict is allowed its proportion of
the 6600 and a disinterested citi
zen of each county is asked to
send in the names of Its propor
tion, selecting democrats and re
publicans in proportion, to the
party vote in the county at the
election. ' This system cannot of
course "ensure an absolutely
equetable proportion of demo
crats and republicans . in the list
actually drawn for service be
cause of the uncertainties of, the
Ldrawing may" give i either demo
crats or Tepublrcaiis more man
their proportionate share, y ; ?
The jurors drawn for Madison
are as follows: "
M.C. Buckner, W. L. Runnion,
Albert Teague, N. J. Lance and
Zack Coats.
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Spring Creek Seminary High
. . , School.
The closing-exercises of Spring
Creek Seminary High School
took place Thursday and Fri
day." The patrons and friends
of the school were present to the
number of from 4ve to six hun
dred' :KV7V -' '
The exercises consisted of an
entertainment on Thursday night
by the primary and intermediate
departments; a declamation con
test on Friday morning by eight
young men,"" m wmcn Josepn
Frisbee won the lnedal; an ad
dress on Friday at noon by Prof.
A. C Reynolds, Supt. of Bun
combe county schools; a recita
tioa contesfon Friday' afternoon
by seven young ladies, In Vhich
Miss OUie Frisbee Tfas the suc
cessful contestant for the medal;
and an entertainment 6n Friday
night by the high school depart
ment. ' . - " : f
All the exercises were very
successful and seemed to be en
joyed by everyone present, 'not
withstanding the large crowds
that were packed into the build
ing. The chief feature of the
commencement was full of sane
instruction and advice to parents
and pupils alike and was the oc
casion of much favorable com
ment.: '-v' ';.'; .'
The same teachers have been
employed for the next year, and
an additional teacher has been
provided for th primary de;
partment. We look forward to
greater things for this school
next year.
Editor French Broad News: - ,
Find enclosed check for your
weekly visits the past year tmd.
thanks included.
I shall always be interested in
the affairs of old Madison county
where I spent nearly eleven.
eventful years in school and
vuivh nviu., ctcu ix. x nt: v ci IB
turn there ta live any more. The
public officials of that county and
business men were uniformly .
kind to me and helpful in my
work in many ways. I have
many friends here, but they can,
never take the place in my heart
jbf my old friends.
I have recently -sold my farm
at Walnut to Mr. J. J. Drum
heller, a most valuable citizen of
Walnut and Madison county. My
good will goes with tlie farm to
Mr, Drumheller. The reason I
sold it at all was because I was
so far away I could give it very
little attention.
I would love to "personally
thank the many citizens of Wal
nut.and Marshall especially for
tneir Kinaness tome mpe past
but tcould not mention "all.
Allow me to say, in this public
wayAthat I certainly appreciate
the valuable services of Mr. Joe
Phipps of Walnut, who has so
faithfully looked after my farm
and other business interests since
I left Walnut He was for sev
erai years in my employ beior
I left North Carolina for Tenn
essee and proved himself the
right man in the right place. -
Wishing the ' News great pros,
perity and each and every one
success, I am .-
: Your friend,
R. F. JOHNSTON.
Erwin, Tenn., April 1st, 1909. '
We have a full line of General
Merchandise and will sell you
same for as little money as any
competitor, and give you a key
for each $1 cash trade or pay
ment on account to the money
box, which we guarantee to be a
fair and square deaL - W. E.
King & Company.
? iOMIHlSTBaTDHS'lOTICEtf
North Carolina
Madison County. ' "
Having qualified as Adminis
trators of J. R. Wild, deceased,
late of Madison county, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or
before the 8th day of March,
1910, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of -their recovery. : All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay,
ment. " , 7;z-.- ,
This March 8th, 1909.' '
. - ' G. W..Wru), . ;
- ' - T. J. Weld"-' '.
4-15 . v. Administrators.
- Permanently relieves constipa
tion and indigestion. Regulates
the bowels, builds up waste tis
sue. Makes pure blood. You
grow strong, healthy and robust.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, (
the safest, nicest Spring tonic '
35 cents. F, Shelton.
Be Up To Date .
Have your house roughcast
(pebble-dashed,) plaster the in
terior, makes your house warm
and sanitrry. Have your V
neys anr" aues built on V;.s 1
style Mi ai a hood - r ' : t t 1
brake, plastered ir. si J 1
easinessof fire, fancy tier' ,
set with tile, work g.r" 1.
Fnces reasonable. 1 :
furnished. No cheap J j.-.b
solicited.- Address re ft I -. re,
Madison County, 1
distance rural 'i .
. C. J.