THE SEMI-WEEICl.r KUbfiBONlAfl.
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ROWLAND DEPARTMENT
McNkill
s'tixnx burn
Manager
There is no disaster in history
to compare with the destruction
of San Francisco. One ot the
fairest of American cities 1
swept from the face of the cartli.
a tast multitude of peopk' are
left homeless and turnpenny ami
nothing but desolation marks iln
spot where once stood a proud
and progressive city. The de
struction of property will run up
into the hundreds of millions,
much of which is doubtless ;i
total loss. The strugRles and
efforts of the builders of the cit.v
that left their monuments in pa.
latial homes and towering busi
ness blocks must have a rebirth.
In the excitement of the hour,
the prophecy was made that per
haps the city would never be re
built as the outlook pointed to a
complete annihilation; but tin
other report came that the best
people of the citv were using eve
ry effort to check the progress of
the flames and at the same tune
were making embryonic plans to
rebuild the city even before it
was destroyed. It is character
istic of the American people that
no disaster, however appalling
the magnitude, can daunt them.
Fires, earthquakes and floods
may destroy their homes and
leave them penniless, but not lung,
short of death can break their '
spirit. lieiore ine nres nave
ceased to smoulder, we predict
that preparations for replacing
the destroyed buildings will have
begun, and that from the ashes
of her ruins will spring a grand
er and more beautiful ban Fran
cisco than the one that was once
the gateway to the Pacific.
There is an old proverb to the
effect that one man's loss is an
other's gain. It might bo added
that it is often a whole com in uni
ty's gain. We have profited by
the misfortune of a colored nns
creant during the past week. His
timo devoted to the town's inter
est has been spent in street clean
ing and, inconsequence, there is
a wonderful improvement in the
appearance of Main street. A
lot of tin cans and other rubbish
that should have been removed
by some souvenir garbage collec
tor long ago have disappeared in
the last few days.
It would be interesting to know
just what per cent, of t he cot ton
crop of the South was planted
last week. In this immediate
vicinity, by far the greater part
of the cotton planted went under
ground then. It has boon ideal
weather for farm work, notwith
standing the fact that the land is
gettihg thirsty and hard in some
places to such an extent that it
does not break easily. However,
all things considered, it has been
a very favorable spring for pre
paring land and planting crops.
Miss Mary fcoutherland, of lied
Springs, is visiting friends in
town.
Mr. Colon Stubbs spent Thurs
day in Payetteville on business.
Miss Anna Worthy, of Car
thage, is visiting Dr. and -M rs.
W. E. Evans this week
Rev. Joseph Evans, of St. Pauls
spent Thursday night in town.
Miss Mary Tom Weaver, as
sistant teacher in the Ai fords
ville High School, left for her
home near Asheville, Friday
morning.
Miss Annie McQucer returned
Thursday from IJennettsville,
8. C. She was one of the bride's
maid's at the McCaskill McCall
wedding.
Mr. A. D. McKenzie .sjient
Friday in Fayetteville on busi
ness. v Mr. L. R. Hamer, of Raynliam,
came over Wednesday night to
hear the lecture by Air V C
Moore.
Mr. J. F. Parker, of Mdion
tflds, was in town Friday
The following gentlemen nt
tended a fish fry at the MrUm -mill
pond Thursday: Mess i; s
Bond, P. II. Barnes. A H lh-dg--peth.O.
D. Smith,.!. 15 MiLe".l
and Dr. C. H. Lennon.
M.r. J. J. Tavlor spent Wi d
nesday in Fayetteville.
Mr. C. C. Mortre, of Charlotte
delivpreJ a verv utile :ild
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For all the bnas'.ed
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streng'h r.f nil 'he
Should ooce tbi billion
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week ones ot
But realiu their numbert and
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Elaa Barker, in Evarybody'a Msga
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PIBLJC SCHOOL CLOSES.
Successful Session Cainc to end
Friday. v
The public school closed Fri
day, niter a successful term of
seven months and three weeks.
Mr .1 hi wood Porter has been
principal of the school during the
nasi session, and his 1
ec t ion
of the
success
by a unanimous vote
trustees is proof of the
h has at t r. in
il. I ie w as sisi! -
il .....!
by Misses L. Jim lniilger.i una
Anna v i l icoil. rl ne enrollment
for the term was KM and the
average daily attendance was KJ.
The school will have a library
nt a cost ol liO or more bv net
term. Of this amount, MT.Iid
u-j'.s i:nsol m the school and -!'
was 1'iven bv the county and
stiite The book case will be
given bv t he county.
lilood I'olsoumg
results from chromr i oiihtip.-it ion, winch
is omcklv enrol bv or. Ivini; s iNcw
Life l'llls riicv remove;! 1 poisonou
ircim f nin thr si hti-iii anil intuse new
life and vior: cure sour stomach,
n-iu-ra, ln'.i d;iclii', iliivmi-ss iiml cimc
without Krll,,nK "r tiM"iiiifort. "c.
(oiarautoeil bv All Dru'its.
It Happened In Lnglaml.
Andrew Lang once wrote to
Israel Zanguill to iisk liini lo
take part in an author's reading
for the benelit of a charity, and
received in reply the lollowmg
lacotue nn ssage: Jl A. Lang
will I. Zanguill. '"- ruder the
Spreading Chestnut Tree,'' m
hvorybody -s Magazine for May.
I'LWY '.HI' DKKN
Words ofl'iUTi'sl to Kvitv M.Jitr in
I.um it rton.
Sin el v r.i"t li-r.s ar tint i-.i blame li
ihat whit li lhe c.iiiniii In lp. IV.n wikii
t hum' thin. imiIo-'ui cl :i:j t : u iv ci: I -(lreii
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Cleik in a f.pc-c.i 1 pn -ci-o'ir -i; p-. n-1 i i j;
n sai 1 Coin t herein A. A. McMillan
ami O'.lieni p aimilln, aail John 1-Mi-Millei
a;i.i utler:: lire ilefend nts, I
will mi oil nesdnv. the r-,ul u.i v i.l
Mnv, I ')". ft 12 u clock loiin, :it lb;
Court House do. vin LumhertiHi, N. c.
ffer for h ; 1 1 ?.t i
hiylieht I iililer for .
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County 1 I K' lit-sm :
ami bonii'l. '1 ami o
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run of the ( reat M ,.
lot No 5. and runt; 1 1
of lo- No. s Sou hi',
lie
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fitirtion tii -li.
the fuliov. inir
f ami bt in :n tlie
. Pauls T i'wnsbii'i.
: ibeil as fiillnws:
H at a slake on the
li at the corner of
t rice alone; llie line
'e t 77. so chains
to a titakc 111 a-i old held: theiiee North
76 West 1 r so ham to a stake 111 an old
field: thence North 1 Kant 77-So rhai s
to a stake at the run on the lirent Marsh,
llienre down the run ol the same to the
begintnitp c ltitRimiifr Ss acres.
2nd Tract !uvi u:nj; at a stdke 111 a
la'KC di h. corner of lot No. 7. and runs
Son tli -,- Wist t 'a slake, tiu nee outh
a 1 .'i '-' 15 7() 'him to a stake: the ce
S ulli 7h l-.ast ,j.3'l 10 h stake by a pin
thei xe Mirth I I '2 Kast 2 Si) lo n s:.-ike
on the We t m ii of I'orf.e liranch: thenre
direct to he b .giiiinii, containing by .
acri-s.
T.ns April 2 -tii, I9.n0.
K. C. J.A WRKN'CK,
Ooilllllissioilei-.
Mclntvre ic 1 awrtiice. At orii' ys for
plnmiis. 4-24-stn
Sale of Land.
Ui-rWan order of th Superior C urt
of Robes -ii Ctuntv, made 'iv-W H
H1111 phr.i Cl. rk of ilie S perior l onri
11 -i S iec'ii! j roi-e dills; 'hen l'i p nd'n;
n itle,. Kate P. Mrbt d and h sbui.l
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tor
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in st Jaineh I Proc-r-i)
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4-24-j tu
Any innn vrho 1ms k Jot .f mo
ntv can afford t.o wntu iviatrs
! or a living.
It's Good
x To know a good Drug Store
wtitsre yon ran depend on get
ting (iood Service and Good
Materials without paying too
"Uood a Price." - - - -
We're wailing for an oppor
tunity to nliov you how well
we can serve you. -Yours
lo Please,
Dr. J. D. McMillan & Son,
DRUGGISTS,
Lumber-ton, N. 0.
Feb (Uh.
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
T.y nu i in tins column at live cents
per h ie for each itvsjr'on. Whether it
is a house to reut. something you have
for sale, or soun Ihinji vou want to buv,
The Robesonlnn Want Column
wi 1 1 Hi'K 1 l,c llrtu ,9-
VVUL LINK HASTMAN KODAKS
and snpphe -,. Ri member. "If isn't an
l-.tistiiiaii. it is-' t i Kodak. McLean
Kozter Coin umy. 3-13
IIKY A LOT tN IJMF.LL. LUMBER?
ton's beiu'itnl northern suburb, with
rent moiiev, and v m will own a home
nii'l also have n ltivestmrnt continual
ly mcrensiU); in vnl -e Apply to A. W.
Mc' en or A. K. White for terms. 2-6
LAWC.KSr U1ILAY OF JEWELRY,
Silverware ami Cut Glass Wedding
I'le-eiits ever shown in Robeson Coun
tv McLi au-Ko.ii'r Company. 3-13
WATCH LINliIii.L GROW! BUY A
lot for cash or on easy terms, and your
investment will double in value 'n a
short time. vSee A. E. White or A. W.
McLemi for terms. a-6
Iirn.D A MOUSE IN LINDELL TO
live 111 or to rent. We will sell yon the
lot an ' hr'p vou buiM a house. App'y
to A V. McLean or A. E. White for
'einis. . 2-6
Ilir.GlSr LIN l GOLD AND SILVER
Wat. lies 111 town McLean-Rozier
C' liiji nv. 3-13.
Ml INKY TO LOAN IN SMALL
inn unts on rea estate. Apply to
Sieiihen Melntvre. Vl6 tf
FIVK NICK HUILDINO LOTS FOR
s.iie ai h bargain in N rih-F,ast Lum
berloi'. known as the Higley property.
Must 1 11 s nd at once. Vor terms apoly
11 A K Wliiic Lumberton. N. C. 2 9
"U SAilC TW'i PAIRS OF PEA
fmv s ilv lo Mrs Wesley Thomp
d.ni Tcl'onalds. N. .-, 4-'7-3t
HlK SAIh- -Seven room drelling in
.-hiMilc. Located in one-acre lot,
ami has barnes and aittsian well
oiitil.u e. Apply to O. . Bradly,
Ashpole, N. C. tl
Notice.
To the Incorporators and Subscnberi
to the Capital Stock of the Diesden Cot
ton Mills. Incorporated:
011 are hcrehv notified that the first
meJnikr ot the incorporators of the Dres
den Cotton Mills, lncorpcrated, will be
be held nt the office of the Lumberton
C 'it .11 M ills 111 tlie lowu of Lumberton,
Ni r h Carolina, on Tuesday, May 1st,
ii) 0. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for
ue purpose of orj'amzing said corpora
tion, the election of officers and the trans
action 1 I such busmes as may legally
come 1 itore said meeting. Flease be
prf'cut 111 person cr bv oroxy.
This the 16th day . f April, 1906.
C B. 'iownsend, Stephen Mclntyre,
J. P. McNeill, W, J. Prevatt,
O. C. Nonnent. II. B. Jenning",
K M. nig;s, A. W. McLean,
I II. Wishart.
R C. Lawrence,
L. II. Caldwell.
Caldwell & Carlyle,
A. E. White.
Q. T. Williams,
i-rank Gough,
Incorporators.
GEO. S. HACKER tl SON
M ANt'KACT ''RES OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds Mouldings,
Uuildlng Materia Sash
Weights and Co.J.
Charleston, S. C.
1 u: dies our makes, which we guar
uii-c superuv to any sold South, and
ther?'v save in ne . Window and Fan
: v Giass :i Spe la'tv. 4 20
ASHCRAFTS
Condition Powders
A high-class remedy for horses
and mules in poor condition and
in need of a tonic. Builds solid
muscle and fat; cleanses the sys
icm, thereby producing a smooth,
glossy coat of hair. Packed in
doses.' 25c. box. Sold by
The Rowland Ding Co.,
Rowland, N. O.
2-16-31U 1
1 M?'(3LL
MONEY: AT SIX PER CENT !
We furnish oar Customers with Money at Six Per Cent to meet
their business requirements No oastomer hu ever had reason
to complain of onr failure to famish him money either in good
or bad times. We make no promises that we do not fulfill. Oor
security to depositors, and onr assets are much larger than any
other Bank in this Oonnty or section. : : : : :
For this, and many other good reasons, it is to yonr interest to
deal with us. If yon have not done so, open an aooount with us,
and join our host of pleased customers. : : : :
The Accounts of Farmers receive our Special
Attention.
The Bank ol Lumberton,
A. W. MoLEAN, Pres. O. B. TOWNSEND, Cashier,:
R. D. CALDWELL. Vioe-Pres. J. P, STANSEL, Asst Cashier
FOR
SPRING
IN
Men and Boys'
Beginning Wednesday Morning, April 25th,
we put on sale a very Handsome Line of Fine
Pants for both Men and Boys. These goods
are the Correct Thing Right up to the hour
in Style and Pattern, and we defy all competi
tors to duplicate the Prices we make on them.
We have Pants of all Description and at all
Pri es We quote a few SPECIALS that
are SPECIALS indeed, and you can't afford to
miss seeing them Come wnile you can get a
neat fit. : : : : : v : : :
Ostein S Eisttee S I
One Lot Beautiful, All Wool Worsted Pants,
the kind you have always paid $3.50 to $4.00
Our Knock-Out Price $2.50 and $2.85.
Another Lot that we GUARANTEE to be as
HANDSOME as you can buy elsewhere, for
$5.00, we will SELL THEM WHILE THET
LAST AT $3.50 and $4 00.
Our Spring Pants for Boys Are All You Could Wish.
we underDuu. we undersell.
Liiiiiiiiirtoii Gash
Cotton Planters
Sell One Hall This Year's Crop
at 10 Gents, Other Hall Not
Under 121-2 cS6 ci6
Stand Together.
W. B. Cooper,
"ilrriretOD, N. O
VERMIFUGE
la the Mm Rood, old-fathioacd
medicla that ha aaved tba
lira of little childrea for the
pait to yean. It ia a mcdlciaa
made to cure. It haa amr
fecca knows to fail. If roar
child la aick get a bottla of
' ftlEY'S VERMIFUM
k FIXE TCXIC FM CKILCHN
Do not take a ubatitute. If
yonr drag fiat doea aot keep
it, aead twcaty-Ave ccata la
atampe to
3D.
3 0.
BaUtlmora, Mat.
aad a bottla will b sialUd yoa.
BUYERS
Fine Trousers.
clothing Store.
Candidate for Solicitor.
I dciire to publicly announce tbt I
will be a candidate for Solicitor of thu
Judicial District before the Petnocratic
primaries of Robeson County.
N. A. SINCLAIR.
April :7th.
Timber for Sale!
On Monday, the 7thdy of Mav, 1906,
at the court house door 11 I.urabertoa,
N. C, I will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, all the merchantable pine timber
measuring ia inches in diameter 18
inche- from the ground, on about 2,000
acres of land in Howellsville townsbip
Robeson county, with nix years from
February 1. 1966, to ent and remove tlit
same. The land is located ab -ut 11
miles southeast of Rennrrt, N C. on
le A. C. L. Railroad, aud about 12 mile
k0rtheat of Lumberton, N. C. on the
3. A. L Railrond. The timber will W
sold as a whole, except about 4 to acrr
which will.bt sold stparattlvr on farti'
date Terms of Sale: Cash; or one-ha I
cash and the balance in six and tw.lv.
months, twitb interest, on appn veri ft
entity. The right 10 reject any and nl
bids is hereby reserved. Parties rlcsning
to inspect the timber miy do so by call
ing on L. Shaw. St. Fbu s, N. C , who
will give any information in rrgird to it.
L. SHAW,
Si. aulS, r. C
Wishart & Shaw, Attorneji",
Lumbeiton, N. C. 4 1O 3W
For Sale!
Ooe.viH. P. Automiitic etijji i nrd
ne 40 II P boiler, enc 15 H. rn tre
nd 20 H. V. boiler, 0111 60 a v otton
in, :ne prs with all ntc ssniy attach
ments ao, 00 cpacitv .brick machine
an I fixtures. i-'r leiui. h ,. to
r. M. R KKIiR,
4-13 4 moj f Luiti'mton, N. C
HOLLISTER'S
Aocky Uountaln Tea Nuggets
A Bty Hadidns tot Biity Psopl.
Brlacs SoMea Hcaltk and Rcnswcd Vlfor.
A stMdUle for Constipation. Indigestion. LiTr
sad Kklner troublea. rlmploa, EVzemu. Iut
Blood. Bad Braatb. Slnfralsh Bowels, Httulaohs
and Baekaehe. lta Bockjr Uountaln Tea in tab
let form. 95 oan la a bos. Genuine made bf
Hoixiaru Dbvo OOMFAaX Madlaoo, Wla
SOLOEN NUSaETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
CLEAR THE TRACK I
tndclrcDr Edmund V Huht of w. for hi R nd b voo.i tn-i e, i -ir fj,
. jeon. when eryi -Iriff a m had filled and hl ,t aiy friend wlii ke b' n". :t -1 u '
j Dr. Edmund's Colic and Lung Fever C ;
I a speelda for rolte, Grael, lrlromor.. ami any Utona h or- hint
merty always rrlloves, an hat sttol a the fr nt f.ir twelve years It;
rurler. too - the Bast ud the Mar-et. a d thia hnelT win fre out A , n
ra. .'11 . r. Edmund asks Is for the read- r to tr bottla tot w ll) hr
haod.
Every Bottle Sold Under a Guarantee to Cure or Mone K
Tnonsaadi of Teati 1 onlals upon request, kf anufaotored on y by
DR. W. O. EDMUND,
LUMBERTON, N. 0.
Phone 52
The Live And Let
But your Garden Seeds from us. We handle Wood's Seeds, the Best for tht
Sou h. Our Seeds are all Fresh, aril Guaranteed to give Satisfaction.
So much shipped corn and bay if not good for stock,
Ashcraft's Condition Powders
Will make them shed tone up the system, and keep them in a healthy condi
tion during the Spring months. Try a package and be convinced.
See us before buying yonr
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Etc., Etc.
As we are Headquarters for the- e goods, and we are prepared to save yon some
monej-. Call in to see na while in town.
OUR MOTTO Fair and
The Rowland Drug- Co.,
GEORGE K.
"IT PAIS W PM FOR OMUTI
Spring stationery.
Our S ock of t"tionery keps riwp.g berane wi- I'ave nr w
trig trade ThiH se.son s in- is Higj r arid Belic-r than .vr-.
Box Papers in all the La'i-st st les; K ilk Pprr, ulcil an -ruled,
a 1 Size and Qualities.
There ar two tens n whv we i-xiit-ct vout trade n Stationer
First, we give an Ample H i.tmen i cImos- fro n ht'Cood
we sell a Cl !e t PsMbl- Pr ces
Everything we sav of Stationep pulies to the th.-,Ks that jo
w h StB'in 'rn I ks Pena, Pencils, Kir
Right Kinds at Right Prices.
WARD'S DRUG STORE,
Everything m Drugs and Sundries.
Rowland : :
BARGAINS
-IN-
Hard ware and Furnitures
McCormiok & Rogers, or Rowland, finding themselves with an
Immenise Stock of Hardware and Furniture on hand, to redaoe
stock will sell, for the next 60 days, for cash, any article in their
Huge t-tock at LOWER PRICES than the eamequalitj of goods
oan be bought elsewhere in Robeson or adjoining counties. The
stool includes Thousands of Dollars' worth of High-'irade
Goods, such as STOVES, RANGES. BED-ROOM SUITS, and
many Staple Articles. This taeans BUSINESS, sot blow, and
itgwlll pay anyone to drive twenty miles to secure the Bargains
that we offer.
Very Truly,
Mccormick & Rogers,
' Rowland, N. O.
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Lord Mafltoie
( titiidnrd
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