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VOL. XXXV, NO. 8.
LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1004
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Are Eotti Democrats and Repot)-
Deans
It Action o! President In Indlia Terri-
torj Prmds Iioj Coogressmefl
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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ATTUKNJCYB AT LAW,
LUMBERTON. N C
Office Temporarily Located in Shaw
Building, Over Postoflice.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Lomberton, - N. C
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Attorney at Law,
LUMBERTON, N. C
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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LUMBERTON, N. C.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LUMBERTON N.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
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Phones Office, 45 ; Residence, 94.
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LUHBSRTON, - - N. C.
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The farmer needs we make a spe
cialty of handling. It's in our line;
it's onr business to keep farm sup
plies of all kinds and we strive to
keep our stock fresh and equal to
all demands. We still continue
agents for the celebrated
Hickory Wagons,
Which for vears have given such
general satisfaction in this and
other sections, and unhesitatingly
say that for farm and road purposes
it la not excelled. Besides having
a supply of these on hand we have
"recently received a full lineof Cart
and Wagon Wheels and
Open and Top Baggies.
We are the originators of the
buggy business in this town, and
think our past experience enables
as to give especial attention to all
who purchase of us. We can sud-
Lply you with Harness, Bridles, Col
lars wktps, sc.. sc. Accept our
thanks for your past patronaee.
and give us a share of your future
favors.
Very truly yours,
0. C. NORMENT S CO. .
CoririH.mlrnor uf The Kobraonlaa .
Washington, D C , Msroh 18
M tuy Democrats as well as Repub
lican in Congress are rippirgmad
at the President of the L' nted
States because be baa done some
thing tbat they oousider reprehen
sible, aud this is tbe story iu brief :
Several ruoutbs ago tbe President
sent two agents or commissioners
to tbe Iudian Territory to investi
gate tbe stories of oorroption and
rotteutiPSf dnwu there smoug tbe
Federal cdioiala. Tbey went,
made tbe investigation and report-
Hi to tbe President through tbe
Secretary of the Iuterior. Their
report bas beeu in tbe bauds of
the President for more tbaD a
month, aud some three weeks ago
the House, by resolution, isked
tbe President for tbe report. At
tbat time tbe Jndiau appropria
tion bill was under consideration,
aud tbe House wanted some infor-,
matiou on tbe report tbat there waa
rottenness in tbe Territory. Tbey
got uoiia atid tbe bill waa passed
by tbe House sud then paased by
the Senate and h been aigued by
the Presideut. Now. alter tbe
tbiug has become the law, tbe
Presideut sends iu tbe report f
bis ageuts who investigated tbe
stories of corruption, aud tbe re
port corroborates every charge
tbat has beeu made concerning
tbe Dawes Commission aud tbe
men who repreBeut tbe goverumeut
iu the kdian Territory. It tbat
report had beeu before the Indian
ippropnatiou bill bad beeu passed
tbe appropriation continuing the
Dawea Commission iu existence
would have been knocked galley
west. The President, by holding
R005EVELrS PROCLAMATION.
It
TRUCKING SITUATION.
PreDintloLU Mil Made For
Hudllng Strawberry Crop.
(Jive Oraat Satisfactiosi to Raaats.
War Mews.
A 8t. Petersburg dispatch of
Washington eays. President Roote
velt'a receut proclamation re
garding tba neutrality obervano
by all the officers of tba United
States, prodooed an impression
The papers this moroiog priut
promiueut articles jommeodiog
tba eubstance and apirit of tea
rroolamatko in theh'gbeat tern.
The OSioial OsietU aooepta it aa a
aomnlete answer to the chars
tbat tba American governa-wotl The leading editorial in tba
was hostile to Russia aud declares I fourthooming iaaoaof thaCarolin
Fruit and I rockers Journal is on
tba strawberry and vegetable site
Lirfi Iierasi ti Aerei0i Till Seisoi.
Salpmeati ol Sprtif Uttaci to It
ill nil luti-Iet Hoisu PilJiBl
STATIi NCWt.
it may be considered Mttlad once
and for all. despite whatever may
occor. "ibe Aoserieau govern
meot bas taken a friendly attitude
toward oar aims and policies in
the far East." The Njvosti hails
tbe anapiciona iuitiativa of Presi
dent Roosevelt iu tba ib teres t of
ouivarsal peace and good fellow
ship between Russia and tilt Uait
ed States, sayiug: "lie wields
praotioally nnimited authority
with respect to tbe foreign polioy
of tbe oouotry, Secretary Hay
submitted to the will of tba Presi
dent. 1 ne uoers Usiette says:
"I beara tba stamp of strong and
most distinguished personality.
ation and tba following is a por
tion of tba article:
A few dava of snnsbine during
tba first week of March baa done
much to start ft vegetation and
the strawberry fields art already
beginning to ahow tba result of
warm weather it fliaoees. Tbe
past winter baa by oommon 000
aent bean tba moat severs we have
had in tbia territory for aqaarter
of a century at least. What effect
aaob weatber conditions will bavs
00 tba following strawberry crop
tbis season is as yet an uuknowu
auantitv. Que thins ia certain.
rr i ,a a 1 I
mere is 00 irutn in tue report there baa bean no mid winter
that the Russians have abandoned I strawberry blooms in these parts.
t'ort Armor. Admiral abiii, ... th Un vir. mri th
secretary of tbe commission for
fsr Eastern affairs, authorises tbe
Asooiated Press to deny tbe story.
He says tbe situation at Port Ar
thur is unchanged and nothing of
importance baa occurred there in
tbe last twenty-four hours.
A Tokio dispatch of Monday
says: The supplementary report
from Vice Admiral Togo, concern
ing the effort made by tba Japan
ese crews of torpedo beats to res
cue tbe crews of the disabled Rue
siso torpedo boat destroyed, reach
ed here today. It saya .that the
Japanese wonld have been able to
rescue many more of tba enemy,
vinea this season should produce
some unusually Qua fruit.
We give it as onr opinion tbat
tba 1004 aaaaon will show up with
a good Average crop aud an io
orease over 1908, as it is a well
known faot tbat the iuoreaae of
son age throughout North and
South Carolina and Virginia this
year bas bean fully 15 per oeut.
over tbat of last year.
The oantalonpe and melon crop
will also be much larger than last
year; indeed, we might say oU per
oent. in exoeas of tbe 1908 output
New strawberry and vegetable
growers are entering tbe field ev
Ciry Cr.well killed Bsmusl
Johnson at Tillery 8 ajar Jay evso
iug with a piece of iror. II Jtb
mill ware colored.
ud nsney Ann, aa she was
well known iu Oiford, waa borned
to death in her ho inn Fandav
momioi atx ut J o cock id
(Ire is th ught to have originated
from tbe old woman's pipe.
Judge T. A. McNeill issued an
rder Monday rattraioipg the cav
Irom proceeding with the work ol
oouatruotu g a grade cruasiug u
North Tryou street, ore of the
Isidiog thoroughfares of Charlotte
WEIN 8 TEIN S
GREAT FIRE SALE
I wish Tim rrauc to know that on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1804,
, I WILL START TO SKU. MY ST.K
Regardless of Cost
ftvrrvthing tM,t t awM ami Sold quirk, sa I wmnt t yi ia an
rwtire new IU of k(m1s f ihr sfWing trail. If yua uf liukinf
ft the tt values yov ever had, num to are the grrat Itxlutrmrnia
I ia to offer.' Rrmeotbrr, go Ja go regardless offot.
tjSB SpoLM fo Everybody
him, aud Dsvid Wise was sxrious- 1 0 0
ly if UOt fatally l j I red B th Clothing. Hata. t'n'lrrwmr. Crnl'i i'urniibinga. lilies'
were promiueut faruisrs of I, u Skirts snd Indies' Uadrrwear will t all
I.
oolu o.uuty.
The plan for tbe new d ormitor?
at tba Hiate Normal atd Iudustnal
Cullege at Ureeusboro is entirely
uu (j le. It is two stories high,
witu great pillars aud with p r
tiooa ou the wiugs. inere is s
very stately dome.
Tbe town of Pineville, ten iniUs
south of Charlotte, was destroyed
bv fire earlv Mouday morning and
only one business buea remain.
Tbe fire is ID oght to have origi
uated fri m lgbtmg duru g a
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Home goods that are damaged very had will be awil.t at any price.
So oooie and e what have to gire you brfrr ihr atock Ia
fucked over. First to come will get the bargains. Will have tbe
stock on sale at
LBNNON'S OLD STAND,
Acniaa the street from my furmer place of l utinrta
A. WEINSTEIN.
lied in m lgntmg duru ga s-:- mm s-j
.tirwib,.,,,ll PorinQnont MIqpo
vts.:1, F u I III Q II u II I l I d b u .
that report, has continued tbe
very men in office who, bis own
agents say, are corrupt aud veual
and should be driveu from the
public service. The people may
draw their own conclusions.
The administration bas got tbe
daylights scared out of Wail Street
and tbe big business interests of
tbeoonntrv because it is going to
ed tbe Steregnsohtcbi, only tbe
dead remained aboard. It is be
lieved tbat tbe livipg members of
tbe crew jumped overboard and
periahed. Three of tba resoued
were Russian engineers .and tbe
fourth a torpedo operator. All
were place on the Japanese battle
ship and given food and medicine.
The Japanese at Wei-Hai-Wei
ttithHrrw ihn monev from the report mat ron Artnur naa oeen
banks of the country, deposited captnreu.
will be established tbis year. Th
aw allows 500 supplementsry li
braries to schools which were e-
tablahed under the laws of 1001.
In the Superior Court in Ashe
ville, Mouday, Rev. R. I. Oeeuby.
formerlv a member of tbe Western
North Carolina Conference, and
young diviue uf rtcgoizd
ability, secured a divorce. Since
the beginning of bit domestic
troubles, he has oeasd to preach
Secretary of Slate Orimes. who
is a large tobacco grower 'and in
terestrd in tnat crop, says mat in
the western tobacco region k full
crop will be planted, but iu th
era and Kmreaa rwnnl am flllinu east a short crop. Tbe bad weatb-
r r i - . . . . , , . .
their ice houees along the different 18 KmnK oacK-ee'. to me to-
lines, hnildinir new ones wherever I bacoo planting and also to the
necessary, and turning their cars irucamg interests.
aoatnward and making other nec- lbe dispensary commissioner
easary efforts to give our people I at Raleigh bas adopted a resolution I
the best possible servioe during tbe asking tbe mayor to furnish them I
ooming season. with tbe names of all persons in-
It begins to look as though ship- dieted for drunkenness, and have
but for the deadly Ore of tbe shore er. Tetlr aDd possiblv there has
naileries ana ine Close arproacn I rwn a arearnr lnrmaan in thennm
cruiser Novik ber of truck farmers thia vearmver
ii'i .l. r .. . u l . Ri.
uou nio rfpnT imuuDia ioBuu-iaD previoua one in a long while
Armour & Co., tbe Fruit Grow-
there oy tbe governmeut, to pay
the opera bouffe republic of Pana
ma for the canal strip aud tbe
French people for tbe canal. Ev
erybody seems to be mortally
afraid that it will create euch a
stringency iu the money market
that it will preoipitate a pauio
The money trusts are lying awake
nights now wondering what will
be tbe next move of the politioal
acrobat in the White House
Well, tbey put him there, now let
tbe galled jade wince.
There was a small sized sensa
tion in the House last Monday
morning when the committee to
nvestigate the report of Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow made
ts report. It was rumored that
uot less than 150 of tbe House
members were implicated In the
report as having violated the law
and there was considerable "doing
about" until the printed report
was brought into the House. It
was eagerly seized and scanned
with much fearaud trembling by
tbe members until the7 were
satisfied that thev were uot
n the list of alleged evil doers.
hose implicated were charged
either with renting buildingsowued
by them to the government for
postoffices, or else that they had
hern instrumental in getting the
Howance8 of the" postc ffices in
their districts increased, the infer
euce being that they bad done so
with some ulterior motive and not
for the good of the service. This
whole thing is a case of great cry
and little wool The members who
ave been thus pnMicly charged
by Mr. Bristow with violating the
aw have only done so technically
and for no graft or loot. They
ave simply written to the Post-
fiice Department authorities wbe?
ppealed to by their constituents
by tbe prsmasters in their d le
nds for greater facilities fur
andliLg tbe mails. Many of the
cases of increase have been justi
fied bv the increase of busiuess in
he ( ffices asking for it acd per-
sps unt one per cent, ot the so-
called ( flenses have beeu commit
ted with guilty intent. The whole
ruth of tbe matter is tbat the
report was started by the Repub
can postal authorities to hide tbe
culprits in this disgraceful lust of
oot and distract tbe attentioq of
he people of the oouotry from
the bead devils and center of this
volcano of venality. Tbey are
trying to do tbe cuttlefish
bicb spews out an inky -stuff
to bide from its enemies. If will
be the fault of tbe people if tbey
allow tbemielret to be hood winked.
A Paris dispatch says: "It is
almost certaiu," telegrapha tbe St
Petersburg correspondent of Gil
bias, "that the Emperor will as
sume command of tbe troops in
tbe far East after tbe first impor
tant engagement."
Peril In the Handkerchief.
ments would bardlv go forward
before the 20th or 25' h of April
Some think earlier, while others
predict tbat it will be tbe 25th
before there is any movement to
apeak of. Laat year abipmeuts
began on or about April 5th, and
at this rata the 1004 season will be
from 15 to 20 days behind last
year. The Atlantic Coast Line
and Peunsvlvania Railruada are
It ia in fact a grave sanitary now at work on the arrangement
question whether the handkerchief of a schedule for expediting the
does not ao more narm man gooo movement with
as it ia ordinarily used. When welble disnatoh. and Mr. Banmao.
assume tbat toe healthy nose does! the shipping master of theasaocia
not need to be wiped, We face a tioo, will take up bis quarters at
reasons oi y oroaa proposition as 10 1 R0CIj Mount just as he did last
tbe danger of tbe handkerobief asyear ta aooo M the first car load
goea out in order tbat tbe greatest
possible regularity may be exer
cised in the distribution of this
season's orop.
At Rocky Mount he keeps track
of every oar going out of thia ter
ritorv and its destination, tbe hour
a- . a "
oemg promptly wasned, is slowed 1 0f ,ts departure Irom that point
directed tbe dispensary (fliers
and employes not to sell any liquor
to such persons, or to those whom
tbey believe are seeking to boy
liquor for such drunkards.
Miss Lillian McCreary, of Win
ston-Salem, who was so seri uly
hurt by being struck by tbe South
ern s fast mail at L.inwood Satur
day evening, and who has been iu
tbe hospital at Salisbury aince, if
reported to be improving. Her
mother, who was killed in the aa-
tbe greatest pos- oident, was buried Monday at Jer
We herewith take pleasure to thsnk our friends aud patrons from
Rohesou and aurnunding ooooties for their patronage last fall and
winter, aud at tba aame time ws take kbe liberty of informing all that
we took their advice to remain at Asbple permanently. We engaged
'wo of tbs bast atid most courteous sslesmen to attend to our business
iu the spriug and summer while we weM North Luvinir the stick.
We will uuder no consideration carryover our winter stock left
ver for another season. We will sell our eutire ' left over stock,
consisting of
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, ETC.,
For the next Thirty Days for less than the cost of tbe materials
make it. Come early and get the first choice. Remen.ber. this sal
will ouly last for 80 days.
Respectfully,
DUNIE BROS.
ASHPOLE, N. C.
a disease propagator, says the
Medical Record. Moat of nasal
catarrhs are of an infectious char
acter, notably those of grip origin.
Contrary to a general law of
asepsis, tbe handkerchief saturat
ed with disease germs, instead of
for boors in tbe pocket, with a
result tbat can beeasily imagined.
Is it any woonder then tbat ca
tarrhs are constantly fostered by
a system ot anto-iofection?
and the time of delivery at tbe
other end of tbe line. He is also
supplied with telegraphic advices
aa to tba strength or weakness of
each market in all the territory
covered by shipments from this
tsaAtinn asma4 laotiaiai aa. A a i 1 hnllahn
"None of yoar Jap sympathy in L..h ' in. for dutriuntic.n on
No Yellow Peril for Him.
mine," said Mr. Ed Mason to tbe
Gastonia Gastte man. "Tbis
yellow peril is something to be
afraid of, I tell yon. Suppose tbe
Japs were to lick Russia and get
oontrol of the Chinese Empire and
train all those yellow millions in
to good soldiers don't you know
there's enough of them to swarm
out and overrun tbe whole earth?
No Japs for me. Away with tbe
yellow piril! Bully for tbe bear 1"
To show tba progress of, our
town along the building line, there
bas been built within the past
year 10 dwellings, toe most . ol
them nice, four stores, a bank, a
large school building, a Methsdist
church, a cotton gin and a livery
stable, says the Rieford Chronicle.
Several buildings are under con
struction now and work will com
mence on a number of new build-
ings as soon as the material can
be placed on the ground. Can
any other small town beat tbis re
cord?
tba "Sboo-fly" leaving Rocky
Mount at 5 80 a. m. aud reaching
Wilmington at 10 10 a. m.
Spring shipments of tbe lettuce
orop will begin afresh on or about
the latter part of the present
month and the outlook is very
promising indeed for a full yield
Aa a matter of fact tbe lettuce
acreage this year has increased ful
ly 50 per oent otar last but the se
verity of tbe winter bas seriouslv
retarded its growth and develop
ment. -
Past Days la Kusala.
Fast days in Russia are numer
ous. Besides the ordinary Lenten
period, which, however, in Rus
sia is forty-eigbt days long instead
of forty, tbey have three shorter
periods of fasting one of nine
teen days in June, one of four
teen days in August, and another
of thirty-three days in November
and December. There are also
three single days of fasting, of
which two are also holidays.
Fasting is a serious matter in
Russia, for fih, milk and eggs are
forbidden as well as meats. The
result ia tbat tba markets for such
product are largelv cat off for
dairy farming becomes
sey, Davidson county, her former
home.
F. Kirk, a white fartrer living
six miles irom Durham, was paio
fully wounded late last Friday
uight by his brother. The two
brothers were out fishing, when
their dog treed. an o'possum. Que
brother went to the dog aud was
soon followed by his brother. In
ihe meantime the first Kirk bad
gone up the tree, add when tbe
latter arrived he shot him out with
a nil).
Superintendent Joyner sajs
there will be two large summer
schools, one at tbe State Universi
ty and one at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College at Raleigh,
and that there will be several
groups of schools held by counties
for at least one month. Hi re
gards this plan as much better
than tbat of holding county insti
tutes, as so much more can be
done where the couuties thus
group their interests.
Tbeanuual reunion of the North
Carolina Associotioo of E'ks will
be held in Winston Salem May 1 1th
and 12th, at which time the n-w
Elks' Home will be fermallyded
icated with appropriate cramo-
nies. The annual reunion of
tbe Elks Was ' first arranged for
Easter Monday, but when it was
learned tbat Grand Exalted Ruler
Joseph T. Fanning, of Indianapo
lis, could not be present on tht
date, it was changed to May.
Look for our Big Sign, Our Motto,
THE NEW YORK RACKET STORE. No trouble to show irooda: oolite
attention to all.
THE BANK OF LUMBERTON.
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Ample funds to meet the requirements
of our customers at all seasons of the
year. Fully protected by the best
Burglar Proof Safe known to the bank
ing world. Fire and Burglar Insurance
sufficient to cover all possible loss.
A. W. McLEAN,
PRESIDENT.
R. D. CALDWELL,
VICE-PRESIDENT.
s Sk-' A V W W VsW.fAw y
CASHIER.
J. P. STANSEI
ASSISTANT CASHIER.
1904.
Two men q tarreled about tei
cents and both were afterward"
taken to a hospital I it worth
while tfi be a peacemaker?
lb the fourth ceutury waa in
troduced the q nll, or feather pen
The first steel pen was made iu tba
latter half of the eighteenth and
the first gold pen in the first half
of tbe nineteenth century.
About 2 o'clock Friday morn
ing,, during a thunder storm, a
gang of safe crackers did success
ful work in Kenly town. Tbey
blew opeo tbe iron safes ol J. Stan-1 product are largelv cat off for It is perfectly impossible to
cill and Reafrowand G. M. Mar- about one-third of the year and cause an electric spsrk of bigb
acti-Un. . The robbers secured 11.600 1 dairy farming becomes unprcfita- electromotive force to leap from
from Messrs- Statuull- ao4 i Betvlblsv aa atrict observance of fasts lone surface of a liquid to another
frow. but failed to cat . anything I ia ,A -weigh isr natter with the For this reason it is rare that
from Mr. Morris, ba Liariac 4sdo i Deocla than honesty or auf other I lightning strikes tbe surfaoe of
IrtV tH Pit JU I 1SJMI V Vl SIVVIH V WWe. IWIHI,
. Depend on conditions nnkftown. No one knows as to the seasons,
. whether favorable or nn avorable ; but everyone knows that effort will
be necessary in order to real ze good results. The maxim, "PEED
AND CULTIVATE-THE LAND AStf IT WILL FEED AND EN
RICH YOU," has often been verified. We furnish "THE FESD."
GOOD STANDARD FERTILIZERS
Our brands sre not Surpassed. Analyses and results have stood the i
test of time and experiment. . Try them this' year and reap a rich re
ward. Perhaps you have already tried them; if so it means continued !
use of the same brand. We can't promise lower prices than any other
dealers, but we give all we Charge for your money's worth is aU you
want. Send your wagons and carts to cur warehouses either at LsK
bertoo or Ash pole (Mr. Jas. L Stephens delivers for us at Asbpole) for
High G ade Acid Phosphates, Pare German Kain t. Owl Prand Guano,
'.. Columbia, Soluble Guan-, Charlotte, Ammo. Guano. Charlotte Special
Three Per Cent. Guano. "Split Silk" High Grade Guauo, Armou 'S - -
General Guano, Armour's Special Guano. Hyco Tobacco Guano, Ni
trate Soda, etc. The Charlotte and "Split Silk" Guanos contain cot. ,
tonseed meal, whil the Columbia, Hyco and Armour's Guanos sre
animal bone goods. We have found these brands ''THE 6EST BY i
TEST." Just received,
Gar Loads ol Wagons and Carts, For oil ore, Coot Stoves, Plots
Etc. Begin now and stick to us all the year. Promising best efforts,
we are, respectfully, w .
CALDWELL & CARLYLE,
LUMBERTON, N. C. ; ."