THE SEMI-WEEKLY ROBESONIAN.
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LOCAL IMDPERSONALr
figga 12 cents
Cotton to day, 11 oents.
' W. A. Graham, of Rennert, was
here Friday.
R F Gregory, of Raft Swamp,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. R. T. Drauhan, of Row
land, was here Saturday.
' Mr. J. C. Duncan, of Hanllet,
was here on business Friday.
v Mr. R. J. Roberts and son, of
Tolarsville, were in town Friday.
. Mr. Giles Robertson and son,
of Rowland, were here Saturday,
Mr. A. W. Wheeler, of Raleigb,
was in town on business Thurs
day. Mr. J. L. Monroe, of Elrod,
was among recent visitors in the
city.
Mr J. Dickson, McLean, , of
Maxton, spent Friday in Lum-
Jberton.
Mr. Ira B. Townsend went to
Rockingham Thursday afternoon
on business.
Mrs. T. A. Norment. of Wil
mington, is visiting her sister
Mrs. C. H. Durham.
Mr. W. P. Jenking.who resides
on Lumberton R. F. D. No. 3, was
in Lumberton on business Satur
lay.
Miss Mattie Williams McLean
of Maxton, spent Thursday in
Lumberton as the guest of Mrs
A. W. McLean.
. Mr. E. G. Cipher returned last
week from Washington city,
where he spent several weeks
visiting relatives.
Mr. N. D. Johnson returned to
the city Friday, after an absence
f several days spent at Parkton
and Red Springs.
Miss Alma Rancke left yester
day morning for Chadbourn,
where she will spend several days
visiting relatives.
Mr. A. W. Peace, assistant
manager of the Southern Life In
surance Company, Fayetteville,
wa s here Thursday.
Messrs. J. L. Townsend, of
McDonalds, D. C. Dew, of Red
Springs, and J. A. Humphrey, of
Buie, were here Saturday.
Mr. Wade Britt, manager of the
Spencer House Furnishing Com
pany, Spencer, N. C. was here
Friday as the guest of friends.
Capt. E. R. MacKethan, of Fay
etteville, ex-representative from
Cumberland, was here Saturday,
in the interest of the United
States Realty Company.
The1 new bridge over Lumber
river near Bryant's Brothers saw.
miljf is now open for traffic. The
bryige will, no doubt, prove quite
a convenience to the public.
United States Commissioner
B. F. McLean and Mr. Leon T.
Gook, of Maxton, were in Lum
berton, Thursday to attend the
meeting of the Robeson Bar.
Mr. E. E. Page has sold out his
fruit and fancy grocery business
and gone back to his first line.
' He is now soliciting insurance for
the Southern Life Insurance Co.
Among Fridays 's visitors to
Lumberton were Major W. G,f
Hall and Mr. D. A. Shaw, of Pern.'
broke; Messrs. Lewis McLean,
of Maxton, S. W. Odum, of Rich.
ardson and Glover Hodgin, of
Antioch.
Messrs. J. G. McCormick and
R. E. Lee left Saturday evening
for Asheville to be present at the
hearing before Judge Pritchard
of motions in the matter of the
Southern Saw Mills Lumber
Company.
Mr. G. B. Costin, assistant
superintendent of the Metropoli
tan Life Insurance Company, re
turned Saturday from Baltimore,
where rite went a few days ago."
Mr. Costin on his return was ac
companied by Mrs. Costin and
two children, who, with Mr. Cos
tin Will make ' Lumber toif their
future home.
-Al n-J. F-Stephens, of Orrjama
was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. White left
yesterday morning for Wilming
ton.
Mr. O.'J. Peterson has gone to are both from the University and
Tenn.. on a business came here as a matter oi con
venience. They are: Hr. Nor-
Two aNewJbiwycrs For Durham.
Durham, March 20.-Two new
lawvers were today given the
oath and permitted to practice
in this State. These young men
Jackson,
trip.
Mrs. Manly will leave in a few
days for a stay of some time in
Florida.
Mr.'C. P. McAllister, who has
been in school in Davidson Col-
man Alexander lpwnsena, or
Robeson county, and Mr. Thomas
William Simmons, of Swnpson
county. They received their li
cense at the last sitting of the I
Supreme court and are now
lege, arrived in Lumberton Sat- studying for a degree in law at
urday morning, after a few days the State University. In receiving
spent in Greensboro. He wjll be the oath as lawyers Mr. J. Craw
at home for several days. for(j Biggs, of this: city, stood
Messrs. Caldwell & Carlyle sponsor for them and adminis-
will have their millinery opening tered the three oaths taken by
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the each one. Cor. Charlotte Obser
3rd and 4th of April. They will ver.
have
It's Good
To know a good Drug Store
where you can defend ongel
.ting Good Service and Good
Materials without paying too
"Good a Price." - - - -
We're waiting for an .oppor
tunity to show you how well
we can serve you. -Yours
to Please,
Dr. J. D. Mcllillan 4 Son
DRUGGISTS,
Lumberton, N. 0.
Feb 6th. "
an advertisement of their
spring line of goods in the next
issue of The Robesonian.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
From Durham Herald.
a Mr. jacKson nas oeen ap
pointed postmaster at Hender-
sonvWe which is another victory
for somebody.
There is perhaps no doubt but
that it was Mme. Bernhardt's
farewell performance in Asheville
and Salisbury.
The political rings might put up
better men for office if they knew
you would refuse to vote, for the
other kind.
If it does not pan out as Mr
Jordan predicted he can at least
claim that farmers did not act
upon his advice.
It is perhaps a fact that the
putting of some republicans in
jail is the only way to keep them
from scrambling for office.
If temperance was making as
rapid progress as is prohibition
the whiskey business would be
on the run sure enough.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Lumberton,
N 0., postoffioe, Moh. 26,1906 If
not called for in one week will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Washington, D. C. Parties call
ing will please say advertised.
Pink K Barker, James Byrd,
J Stevenson Browne, Mrs Flora
Browne, Thos Byum, Clark W
Davis, Miss Lucy Howell, Miss wanted experienced man TO
Try an ad in tbia column at live ceota
per iue for each insertion, whether it
is a house to rent, something you have
tor sale, or something von want to buy,
The Robesonian Want Column
will bring the results.
MONEY TO
amounts on
Stephen Mclntyre.
LOAN IN SMALL
real estate. Apply to
5-i6tf
Jennie Johnson, W C LaWson,
Bertie McMillan. Miss Annie L
McLean, Miss Jannie Seacious.
R M. Norment
P. M.
Make Tar one who understands his
business. Address me at Marion, S. C,
Xev. H. Wright.
Well Worth Trying.
W. H Brown, the popular pension
attorney, of Pittefield, Vt. , says:
'Next to a pension, the best thing to
get is Dr. King's New Life Pills "He
writes: they keep my family in
splendid health." Qoiok cure for
Headache, Constipation and Bilous
ness. 25c. Guaranteed at all drag
tore.
LUMBERTON MARKET.
DR. W. H. WAKEFIELD, OF CHAR-
lotte, N. C, will be in Lumberton, at
Dr. Pope's office, Wednesday, April ir,
for one day ocly. His practice is limit
ed to Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat, and
Fitting Glasses. 3i6-td
FULL LINE EASTMAN KODAKS
and Supplies. Remember, "If isn't an
Eastman, it isn't a Kodak. McLean
Rosier Company. 3-13
BIGGEST LINE GOLD AND SILVER
Watches in town McLean-Rozier
Company. 3-13
LARGEST DISPLAY OF JEWELRY,
Silverware and Cut Glass Wedding
Presents ever shown tn Robeson Coun
ty. McLean-Rozier Company. 3-13
Beef tredh per pound 9 16
Cotton per pound 10 .
Corn per bupbel 75
Fodder per hundred J.OO
Hams per pound. 10 12
Sides - 12
Shoulders 10
Kggs - 15
Chickens grown 2636
Chickens, fries - 16 Pi
Turkeys 76 1.E0
And suppose the governor does per pound -so
a :eawu per pouna
Tallow per pound 6
Er ..; 1.0
Mr. Hearst wants to be gover
nor of New York, but this can be
explained by the fact that there
is nothing else to run for just
now.
BUY A LOT IN LINDELL. LUMBERS
m KAn..:f1 .-. . I. V U .1.
3 ucauui ui uui iut:i 11 suuuru, Willi
rent money, and you will own a home
and also have an investment continual.
ly increasing in value. Apply to A. W.
McLean or A. E. White for term. 2-6
WATCH LINDELL GROW! BUY A
lot for cash or on easy terms, and your
invt stt'ient will double in value in a
short nmc See A. E. White or A. W
McLean for terms. 2 6
spend a good portion of his time
out of his office it will not hurt.
those who want pardons to wait.
Mr. Jerome is suing Mr
Hearst's New York papers for
ibel which, of course, causes
many to wonder what they said
about him.
The republican who can get an
office in this state iust now and
have nothing said about it is en
tirely too good for this world.
It appears that about every
body in this section of the State
knew tnat ur. -ftiattnews was
crazy, and yet he was allowed to
run at large and practice medi
cine.
We are surprised to learn that
the democrats are abusing the
republicans. We thought they
were standing by and enjoying
the abuse the republicans were
heaping upon each other.
wiosD lowns winK at uie nouses
of ill fame, claiming that they are
a necessary evil, but if this is the
case why not be honest about it
and repeal all laws aimed at their
suppression.
COLUMBIA HOTEL FOR RENT.
For terms see B. Godwin, Lumberton,
N. c. 1-2-tf
GOOD
PICKLES
57 Varieties.
1
FOR RENT. uOOD, LARGE STORE-
room. Formerly occupied by the firm
of O. C Norment & Co. Reasonable
price. Apply to B. Godwin, Lumber-
tor, N.C. 12 tf
BUILD A HOUSE IN LINDELL TO
live in or to rent. We will sell yon the
lot and help you build a bouse. Apply
to A. W. McLean or A. E. White for
terms. 2-6
FOR RENT STORE ROOM IN Co
lumbia Hotel Building. Apply to B
Godwin. 2-13
HEINZ
Chow Chow
Vp(jetab'rs ("elected with especial fan
ana prepared with a dressing of mu. -taid.
spices and mellow Malt Vinegar,
'(hetlavnr of such things are rattier
hard to describe of uouree, bu Heinz
Chow Chow Is good enough to warrant
us in refunding money to those who do
not like Heinz Goods .We have full stock
FIVE NICE BUILDING LOTS FOR
Sale at a bargain in N rib-East Lum
berton, known as the Higley property.
Must be sold at once. For terms apply
to A. E. White, Lumberton, N. C. 2 9
J. II. WISIIART
The
Implement Co
1302 Main St, Richmond, Va.
Have issued a hew and interesting
Catalogue telling all about the best
7 Time, Labor and
Money Saving
Farm Implements.
It gives descriptions and prices of
Corn and Cotton Planters,
Wheel & Disk Cultivators,
Farm Wagons, Engines,
Baggies, Sorries,
Harness, Saddles,
V. Crimp & other Roofing,
- Barb Wire, Fencing, etc.
" Fanners will get the best Farm
Implements on the market and
save money by sending us their
orders. Write for our Catalogue.
. Mailed free on request.
Land for Sale.
I offer for sale for cash or on easy
terms, the following lands in Robeson
County, North Carolina, Blue Springs
Townunp:
First Tract: 132 acres, mom or less, ad
joining the lands of J no. A,. McNeill, the
old saw mill tract ef B. F. Barnard, the
McCaskill tract, now Blue, Livingston
and others.
Second Tract: 260 acres, more or less.
on both sides of the Aberdeen and
Rock Fish Railroad, adjoining the lands
of G. "W. Maxwell, J no. Mclnaia estate
and others.
Third Tract: Containing. 33 acre', ad
joining the lands of B, F. Barnard and
others.
'All of said three tracts above mention
ed being that part of the New Garden
lands now owned by Mrs. Lina A. Mc
Fourth Tract:. Adjoining the lands
of M. A Clark and others, and ly
ing on the westside of Big Middle Swamp
formerly owned by J. v. alcLeod, aad
now belonging to the heirs of T. Dickson
McLean, containg 50 acres mere or less.
Fifth Tract: -137K -acres about one
mile north of Red Springs, adjoining the
lands of A. T. McCallum, D. G. Robeson
and others, about 75 acres of which is
cleared and npoa which is situate a good
three room tenant bouse.
For further information apply to
A. W. McLBAN,
Lnmbe ton. N. C.
Jan 19-if
DolVltt's Salro
Fop PBasy Duma, Sore
$50.00 Due Bills
We notice that several Piano
concerns are ottering due bills
for different amounts to per
sons making the most words
out of letters contained in the
firms name. These coupons
to apply as a payment when
the person holding the cou
pon is ready to bay from them.
We will accept coupons given
by any Piano firm as pay-
mention the Artistic Stieff,
""SEaw 01 any Piano we sell.
""Write for information. Send
in your coupons.
CHARLES M. STIEFF,
Manufacturer of the Piano With the
Sweet Tone.
Southern Waxeroom 5 West Trade Street,
Charlotte, N. C.
C. H. WILMOTH, . Manager.
MONET
AT SIX PER CENT !
We furnish our Customers with Money at Six Per Cent to meet
their business requirements. No oustomer has ever had reason
to complain of our failure to furnish him money either in good
or bad times. We make no promises that we do not fulfill. Our
security to depositors, and oar assets are much larger than any
other Bank in this County or section. :. ; : : :
For this, and many other good reasons, it is to your interest to
deal with as. If yon have not done so, cpen an account with us,
and join our host of pleased customers. : : : t
The Accounts of Farmers receive our Special
Attention.
The Bank oi Lumberton,
C. B. TOWNSEND, Cashier,
J. P. 8TAK8EL, Asst. Cashier.
A. W. McLEAN, Pres.
R. D. CALDWELL, Vice-Pres.
40 YEARS OLD!
I JiacoBn
STANDARD FOR QUALITY
The Axe Of Tour Childhood.
Tried arid Found True. When you want a relia
ble Aao, call for "THE JACOBI." Don't take
any ''Just as good."
For sale by the Leading Merchants of Robesor
County.
N.JACOB I HARDWARE CO
Wilmington, : : : : : N. O.
One Year's Growfttii.
Loans and Discounts
Total Deposits
Total Assets
We give below a comparative statement of our condition at the
close of business at the time of our last published statement, and
for the same day one year ago.
January 29th, 1905. January 29th, 1906.
$51,320.23, $91,135.33
24,934.99, 112,393.09
68,796.24, 163,460.74
Gain in assets or resources during
the year, $94,664.54.
We extend every courtesy. consistent with safety, and solicit a
share of your banking business.
The First National itank.
OP LUMBERTON, N.O.
MELLHMEMY 0PEMMG2
. HOLUSTCH'S
.tosky Mountain Tea Nuggets
a Sir Xedida for Duj FmI.
Tiring GaMw fiotttih Bcaowtl Vigar.
. floecJflc tor CiUKtloillon, irxllfrMttoB. EJv
Mi KMoay Trouble, rinp'e. Ecremfc, Impure
, .fl, U-wi Breath. Kia?ih Bowel, Headache
. t Uaekor-'Ao. It Unclrjr UotiDftlB Tc t itv
. tr-w. hi cntn a tax, ' jiiue nxuto b)
imwti'i Dhoo Compaxv, Mittli'u, Wia.
wsiiCN fJVjr.GZTS FOB SALLCT OMJ
To The Ladies:
We wish to say that Mi.ss Bessie Cash has returned from Balti
more, where she has been for some time, buying and prenarinc: Hats
for the
Spring Season of 1906.
We wiH, have our opening on
Friday, March. 30th,
When Miss Cash will be delighted to show you the
Newest Styles and Latest Ideas ia Spring Hats
In addition to this Department, we desire to show you tit
"Swellest" Line of Spring and Summer Dress Goods ever brought to
Ashpole.
Come to See Us on That Day Friday, March 30.
FLOYD k THOMPSON,
ASHPOLE. N. C.
fl Tfilno 0! Btiautu Is fl
Jou Forever.
Our Photographs are Beautiful
and Life-like, finished in the
most up-to-date styles.
Come and see our work. We make
Family Groups, Views, Eta
Come while the weather is pleaa-
aot and bring the little folks.
, E. J. WATTS,
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LUMPEBTON ART PTUDIO.
Over Pope's Drug Store.
who's your Barber?
For the Best and Moat Prompt Service,
Most Polite Attention, go to
LEAK BROTHERS,
Lflmberton'g Expert Tossoriil irts,
The latest and Most Approved
Fb fores.
located aezt door above McAllister
Hardware Company.'
Give na your patronge.
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