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THE ROBE SONIA N PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS KOBESOMAN PUBLISHING CO. P. A. BRYANT. - Ed. and Mgr. SUBSCRIPTION SATES: On Ylr 11.60. Biz Ifonina J . . .11 Three Mouths ...... 40 One Month ...... - .15 In ordering thc'addrM of M naprrrtiangrit tuheorlbrr should tlic liircss to hlc-li II faM heei KoiBK. and th new ddnn With that Urn clrcnlalion thtt it bun. Tin' Robrsonlm Is first-clan xlvrrilMtiK lordl urn. Races will bo furnlstn-d pmrnptlr 10 proepentlre adrertlsrr. The Mper went to be fair to porr.HpondontH and will Klve them as much lailiudr a It think pnbllo trailer will permit. are not responsible for the views of anr eorrenpoLl eat. We reqntre that a writer l(tn his nair.e to oomnionloatloa attacking some one eln or an Institution. In publishing artlrlen where the name of thi writer 1 nut miulred to be published, we reserve the right, for gmd easona, to gire tne name when sna ir. Entered aa Mnnd-nls.m matter at the I'oat jihoe at Lumberton. K. J. , under the Act of tlonireaast Maroh Ird. 1W7. MONDAY, JULY j. 1906. BETTER PASSENGER SERVICE. We have, on one or two cocas ions already, called our readers' attention to the need of a double daily passenger service on the Altantic Coast Line between El rod and Fayetteville. A tietitinn has been drawn with this change in view and will be presented U the State Corporation Commis sion. The petition sets forth the great public necessity for the establishment of such service; that if it were done people from Fayetteville could spend the day in any point east of Pembroke on the Seaboard Air Line and return to Fayetteville the same night, whereas now it takes a day and two nights. Messrs-Mclntyre & Lawrence have left a copy of the petition at The Robeson ian office and all who are interested in securing the better service can call here and sign the petition. It is de sirable to get the matter ready as soon a the commission can hear it. A young man of Wilmington insulted some ladies at Wrights ville Beach a few days ago while they were surf bathing. He was Hailed ink court and sentenced to duty on the chain gang. It is sasid that several lawyers refused to appear in his behalf. If it had been in their power to kept him from receiving his just desert they deserve credit for refusing him their professional services. John Willis, of Glasgow, Mon tanna, an old-time friend of President Roosevelt, declined to to dine with the latter at the White House table a few days ago because he had left his dress suit at home. He evidently had not seen the President's menu card or he would not have let a little thing like that stand in his way. Much more about the meat and food we've been eating and the milk we've been drinking we'll need an appetizer to eat or drink anything. Worse Still. Monroe Journal. "I see," said an old student of Rutherford College who lives here, "that they say our friend, Prof. A. T. Abernethy, is crazy and they have sent 4iin to an asylum. He may be crazy, but his marrying record began years ago, and the four wives that he is charged with having in the Northern cities where he was ar restee! as a bigamist, are not all of his accomplishments in this line. Years ago he married a young school girl who was sent to his father's school. The i;irl was very young and didn't want to marry him at all. But he de dared that if she didn't he cer tainly would kill himself and his blood would be on her head. She still refused, and he got some bottles of laudanum and made a great show of taking the stuff, falling dead in a most tragic style out at the wood pile with the empty bottles beside him The people came and applied all kinds of restoratives and after hard .work brought him to. for the scamp hadn't taken a drop of it. But the young girl was thoi oughly frightened and became convinced that she would have to marry the young professor in order to keep him in the world or be responsible for his death They were married, but parted in a few weeks. This wife seems not to have been taken in the score when Abernethy was ar rested in Philadelphia." THE PUKE FOOD BILL. Senate and House Conferee Agree on One Misdemeanor to Manufacture Adulterated or Mlspranded Articles. WasMiiKton Dispatch, 37th. , The pure food bill was agreed upon by the conferees for the Senate and House today and was reported to the Senate just before adjournment. The bill makes it a inisdemanor for anv person, to manufacture, sell or offer for sale any article of food, drues. medicines or hq uorsj- which is adulterated or misbranded, or which contains anv noisonous or deleterious sub stance. ' It prescribes for each offense a fine not to exceed SfoW, one year's imprisonment.or both, within the discretion of the court, and for each subsequent offense a tine of not less than $1,000 or one year's imprison ment. Section 2 prohibits the intro duction or shipment of any article adulterated or misbranded with in the meaning of the act under penalty of not exceeding a line of $200 for hrst offense and $300, or one year's imprisonment,or both, for each subsequent offense, Concerning shipments to foreign countries, it is provided that no article shall be deemed misbran ded or adulterated when no sub stance is used in conflict with the laws of the foreign country for which it is intended. This clause, however.docs not exempt any person from prosecution if the article is offered for sale lor domestic use or consumption. Section 4 provides for examina funis of foods and drugs in the Bureau of Chemistry of the De partment of Agriculture. Own ers are to le given hearing and if it is found any provision of tnat act has been violated, the Secreta ry of Agriculture is to certify the fact to the proper United States district attorney for action. All the United States district attorneys are obligated to con duct prosecutions without delay for the enforcement of penalties. The standards for drugs are thos recognized in the United States Pharinacopoea, or nation al formulary. Confectionery is held adulterated if it contains any ingredient or coloring matter deleterious or detrimental to health. Foods are held adulterat ed if containing any substances reducing, lowering or injurious ly affecting its quality or strength; when any substituted wholly or in part for the article; when any valuable constituent has been abstracted;when mixed, colored, powdered, coated, or stained to conceal damage or in feriority or any poisonous or del eterious ingredients added. The use of preservatives by external application is permitted when the directions for the removal of such preservatives are printed on the covering of the package. Food products are declared adul terated if in whole or in part of a filthy, decomposed or putrid ani mal or vegetable substance or of any portion of an animal unfit for good, whether manufactured or not, or if the product of di seased animal or one that has died otherwise than by slaugh-J ter. The term "misbranded" ap plies to foods or drugs whose package or label bears any state ment, design or device false or misleading, or if falsely branded as to place where manufactured or produced. The term "blend" is construed to mean a mixture of like substance and does not ex clud harmless coloring or flav oring ingredients. Dealers are protected against prosecution if they hold the guaranty of the concern from whom they pur chased articles. The act is to take effect Jan. 1. next. Tilt Mother's Ward. News and Observer. In the handsome nine thousand dollar infirmary now in process of erection at Wake Forest Col lege one ward will be called the Mother's Ward. In it will be a beautiful metalic tablet bearing the names of one hundred moth ers, each name representing a ten-dollar gift from husband, son or brother. The sentiment prompting these hundred gen erous givers strikes us as emi nently beautiful for in no other channel does the mother heart find more fitting expression than in the tender ministry of the sick room. And the son or friend of Wake Forest who puts a name on the tablet in the Mother's Ward is building a striking monument to a loved one to stand through all the coining years and at the same time rendering a distinct and timely service in the erection and equipment of this much-needed building. We commend this movement to all the sons and friends of Wake Forest among the fifty thousand readers of the News and Observer, and trust that the hundred names will be secured in a few days. The in firmary must be ready for use by the beginning of the next session. To Secure Inmluraats. . BaleltfhTlmei.SHh. . Messrs. R A. Smith and B P. Sargeant, representing the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association, called on Governor Glenn this morning and request ed that he issue a special Commis sion to T- M- Costello as special immigration agent to go to En gland and secure immigrants suitable for employment in the cotton mills of the State. The Governor readily granted the request, feeling as he said, that it was his dutv to downatev er he could for the betterment of all the interests of the State. Quite a nartv of immigrants have already been located with excellent results by Mr. Costello at Charlotte. There are other Charlotte mills and also mills at Fayetteville, Henrietta, Concord and various other places which are to recieve colonies of the lm migrants Mr. Costello proposes to bring into the State under tne special commission just issued to him by the Governor. $100 Reward, $100. The readera of thli paper will be pleated to learn mat mere II at icaii one areauea aim. ease that aelenoe haa beea able to our In all lia utaaea. and tnat la Catarrh. Hall's Uatarrh Cure U the oolj post tire cure nowfknownto the medical rraternilj. vaiarra using a son. stltution.l diaeaoe. reaolres a constitutional treatment. Haifa Catarrh Cora la taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and n ucoua aurfacea of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the dlaeate, and constitution and assisting and aaeUtlng na ture In dolr g lie work. The proprletois have giving the patient atrengtn oy nuiioing up mt so much faith In Its curative powers mat tney offer One Hundred Dollars for any oaee that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials Address P. J. CHKNKY a 00.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists. 76o. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Well. 1 Declare. Greenaboro Record. It won't do to make fun of some of the sayings of the old darkey- One of them is that whatever the day of the week the first day of May falls on, the same day is Christmas. That is to say, if May 1st falls on Tues day, Christmas day is Tuesday. A man who remembered being told this by an old darkey looked it up the other day by examining almanacs for fifty years back and found it was true. How many people ever thought of such a thing? The congregation of the Bap tist church at Dillon, S. C, has voted its pastor, Rev. F. O. S. Curtis, a two weeks' vacation, which he will spend at Jackson Springs. REVS VERMIFUGE is the same good, old-fashioned medicine that haa llrtd the lives of little children for the past 60 years. It Is a mediciae made to cure, it haa sever been known to fall. If your child is aick get a bottle of FRET'S VEflsVIFUai A FINE TCIIC m csnxsEi Do not take a substitute. If your druggist doe aot keep It, aend tweuty-lve ceate in stamp to I. cto S. FXUETX Baltimore, Bid. and a bottle will be mailed you. Notice. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Before the Clerk. Robeson County J R. E. Lee, Executor of Henry Bullock, vs. Mary A. Bullock and others, heirs at law of Henry Bullock, deceased. Tc lames McCornnck and Murphy McCormick: The defendants above named will take notice tht an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Robeson County for final ac count and settlement of the estate of Htnry Bullock, deceased, on the part of R. E. Lee, executor, in which estate the defendants, James McCormick and Mur phy McCormick, have or Claim an inter est; and the defendants will farther take notice that they are requited to appear oetore tne wieric ot tne superior court of Robeson countv at his office in the Court House in Lumberton, on Monday, July 2ti1, 1906, and answer or demur to the jOW.'aint, and petition to be filed in this action, or the relief demanded will be granted. Dated this 16th day of June, 19O6. W. H. HUMPHREY, Clerk of the SuperiorCourt. Mclntyre& Lawrence, Attorneys for plaintiffs. 6-18-jtu Mortgagee's Sale. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a mortgage deed exe cuted to the undersigned mortgagee by Moses McNeill and wife, Mary Jane Mc Neill on the 7th day of December, 10 iov md recorded in Book of Mortgage OafiNo. 6, page 326, in the office of Her '. r of Deeds of Robeson County, t!:e undersigned mortgagee will expose for sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in Lumuerton, N. C. on Monday, July 23rd, 1906, at ii o'clock noon, all the right, title and interest of the said mort gagers, in and to the following lands, to-wit: In Back Swamp Township, on the North side of Back Swamp and White Oak Branch, adjoining the lands of Win. Cobb, Dougald McCormac and Richard Townsend and containing 100 acres, more or less, and is the -same land upon which Cade McNwill lived at the time of his death and is now occupied by his widow nd Moses McNeill and wife, and is tht same land Cade McNeill purchased of j. P. Smith and wife. Terms of Sale: Cash. This 23rd day of June, 1906. A D. McKBNZIE, Mortgagee. McLean, McLean & McCormick, at torneys. 6-25-4 mon& 5 Notice of Sale, f Under and br virtu of authoritr vested in sae by an order of the 8aperior Court ot JLooeson wounty, ib a special rroceed- lngrnttiied u. r. rowen and wife va. C P. Williams. eU ala . defendants, the un dersigned Commissioner will expose for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, oa Monday, July 93rd, roots, at 12 o'clock, nooa, at the Court House door in Xtimberton, H. C , the following described lauds, to-wit: ' In Sterlings Township, adjoining the lanoa 01 Annette wtuiama, a. r. wu uama estate land ana outer : lit Tract Lnnr la Indian Swamo. beginning at a gum at the head of a marsb; tbence 8outh 71 Bast, 330 to a pine; thence Booth 66 West, 160 to a stake; thence North 94 West, 320 to a stake; tbence Nona Mi East, loo to the beginnirg, containing 300 acres, more ct less. ( Also anothet tract on Bear Island Bo ginnine at a pine studio on said Island. the lower corner of a tract laid out to Marsh Cole, and running oa hi line So ith 66 West, 22 chains and 36 links to a stake; thence North 24 Easi, 44 chains nd 7a links to a stake; thence North 66 East, 22 chains and 36 links to a stake; thence North 22 West, 44 chains and ?i links to the beginning, containing 100 acres, more or less. Also another tract Beginning at a wntte oak in the edge of Asnpoie, Wil liams' bevinnina: corner of another sur vey, and runs with his line 37 West, 10 chains to a stake, his corner; thence North 3 West, 33 chains and links to walnut tree in an old field; thence with Williams' line 34 West, 35 chains and 50 links to a stake and water oak; thence South 55 Wert, g chains to a stake; thence South 27 ast, 22 chains; thence due East 1 chain, 50 links; thence direct to the beginning, containing 63 acres. Terms of sale, CASH. This 22nd day of Jobs, 1906. j. c Mccormick, Commissioner. McLean. McLean & McCormick, Atr torneys for Petitioners. 6 25-4mon Notice. North Carolina, In the Superior Robeson County, Court. Clyde McCallum, vs. Edwin P. Slocumb, 1 radius as K P. Slocumb & Compa- To K P. Slocumb, trading as E. P. Slocumb & Company: You will take notice that a summons in the above entitled action has been this day issued returnable on the 6th Monday before the hrs: Monday In Sep tember, iqg6, it being the 23rd day of July, 1906, and you will further take no nce tnat a warrant of attaenment Has been duly issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Robeson county, which said summons and warrant of attachment is returnable at the tetm of the Superior Court of Robeton count r to bi held in nd for saiJ t ouaty at the Court House in Lumlxf.tou on the 6th Monday before the fi st Mon.ldj in September, I906.it beiig the 23rd diy of July, 1906, when -o- wnere you are requircu 10 te anu aDDc and answer or demur to the com- plaint then and there to be filed in thin actio", and likewise ai awer said war rant of attachment which is then and there retainable, or the relief demanded in the complaint will be granted You will further take notice that this action is instituted to recover the sum of (20.00 00 account of breach of contract. and for lumber sold and deliveied by the plaintiff to the defendant for which the defendant has failed to pay, said sum beinir the balance due rry tne de fendant to the plaintiff on account of lumber so furnished and delivered by the plaintiff to the defendant. Dated this slat day 01 June, 1900. W. H. HUMPHREY, Cler Superior Cent Robeson County Mclntyre Lawrence, attorneys for plaintiff. 0-35 4 mon Commissioner's Sale. Bv virtue of authority conferred upon me bv a iudarment of the Superior Court f Robeson County, entered before the Clerk in s special proceeding penning in aa d Court wherein Hamilton McMillan, executor of Stephen McNair. deceased is plaintiff, and Comfort McNair and oth ers are ueienaants, same oeing special proceeding No. -54 on the part of said Court. I will, on Wednesday, the 25th day of July, 1906, at 12 o'clock noon at the Court House door in the town of Lumherten, N. C, offer for sale to the hisrhesl bidder, st public auction, for caaa, a certain tract or parcel 01 iana situate in the County of Robaon, in Reo Springs Township, adioiniog the lands of Murdock McDonald, James McNair, deceased, estate lands of D. G. Rober son and others, containing 52 acres more or leas, and being the same land which was formerly owned by Stephen McNair, deceased, and upon which he resided at the time of his death. Time of rale July 25, 1906, 12 o'clock noon. Place of sale, Court Couse door in Lumberton, N. C. Terms of sale cash. Dated this June 22, 1906. R. C. LAWRENCE, " Commissioner; Mclntyre & Lawrence, Attorneys for plaintiff. 6 25 4mon Commissioner's Sale. By virtue of authority conferred upon me bv a iudemeut of the Superior Court of Robeson County, entered before the Cleik. in a special proceeding pending in said court, wherein M. J. Barker, ad ministrator of A. B Carlyle, deceased, is plaintiff, and Annie B. Carlyle and oth ers are defendants, same being special proceediae No. upon the docket of said court, and being a proceeding to make real estate assets on tbepart of Mid administrator, I will on Monday, the r lay of July, 19O6, at 12 o'clock noon, a.'" ourt Houaedoorln tne town 01 Lumberton. N. C- offer for sale at pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described tract or parcel of land, to-wit: In Saint Pauls township, adjoining the lands of S. B. Rozier, L. Dean, A. J. Carlyle and others, beginning at a stake by a cypress in run of Ten Mile swamr in Rozier's mill pond, and tuns North 63 Bast, 8 chains to a stake on th east bill of said swamp, tbence Wortn 25 west, 34 chains to a stake, tbence about South 76 West, about 34 chains with Campbell and Daniels lines to a stake by three small gums; tbencs down the run of said swamp to the beginning, contain ing 57 acre, more or less, running around and including i&H acres previ ously conveyed by A B. Carlylv, and not intended to be included in the above sale Dated this 15th day of June. 19 6. K. C. LAWRENCP, Commissioner. Mclntyre & Lawrence. Attorney tor plaintiff. 6-18 4ta v Olefin; A" Large and Well- Selected Line of General' J Llerchandise. Our Large spriiStook Is already purchased and New Goods Are being received every day. Several Thousand Dollars' worth of Men's, Women's and Children's SHOES. A Large Line of CORSETS The Puritan Brand Men's Clothing, Shirts, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Hosiery, . Etc., Always Carried in Stock. , Look over our line of Ms, Suit Cases and Hand Before Buying. Don't overlook the fact that we have a Large and Select Line of General Mer chandise, NOTIONS, and Everything that is needed by either the Housewife or the Farmer. You May Depend on the Two Indispensable when you get Beef at my mar.; Let I guarantee the - , QUALITY AND FULL WEIGHT,! Orders by phone or in portion promptly attended f to. Our Number ia 21. CALL ME UP. Tours to Please, A. H. HINDS. Maroh 16 For Sale I One so H. P. Automatic carina and one 40 H. P. boiler, oraVij H. P. engine and 20 H. V. boiler, on 60 aaw cotton Gin, one pieia with all nara ry attach ment. 30,000 capacity Mick macnlne and fixture. For term apply to W. J. PREVATT. 441 1 Hill 1 1 II Ml II I II I II I lil M I II II I pV bTT 0 ' 1 Hinds' Beef Market " J'- 0 ...jr, irw, t. .mmS .. CM. fiAJLKJSK, 4-13-4 tnoa I LambartonlM. C OU R SL-5iiin?nn n n I U HUH IIUII I I II $ m 4 ft m m m m $ m to to to to WaSllFop 1 $1,000 Assortment Ladies' Muslin Underwear M Go On Sale, Monday, July 2nd. This Special Sale will eclipse anything ever of fered here, and will compare with any sale ever held in any of our cities. The reputation of the reliable Poughkeepsie Underwear Company is back of all goods offered in this sale. The sale begins Monday, July 2nd, 1905. Cor.-et Covers, ioc, 15c, 15c. 50c, 75c, i.oo and up to $2.So each. Drawers, ioc, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, i.oo up to $2.50 Underskirts, 85c, 50c, 75c, Ji.oo up to f 2.00 each. Night Gowns, 50c, 75c, i.oo up to 2.oo each. Chemise 50c. In addition to these Special Bargains we will make Special Prices on all Summer Goods. CALDWELL Lumberton. lorses and Pules ! I have on hand a few nice Driving Horses, and a few Good Males. It will be to the interest of those wishing to buy to see me at once as the season will soon be over. : : : : BUGGIES ! BUGGIES ! My line of Buggies is Complete. I have in Stock now, Seventy, five Buggies, and it will be to the interest of all those wishing to boy to see me before doing so. Among some of the brands I cairyja the Cortland, Tyson & Jones, Chase City, Columbia and Qoldsboro. Give me a call and I will sell you a Buggy. : : C. M. FULLER April 13 Delights of the Season ! The usual oppressiveness of the warm season can be made more bearable if better fixed for it A very delightful aid is a plate of nice home-frozen CREAM. We have the FREEZERS that will make the task easy. - If it is Fishing Tackle or Baseball Outfit, We have them also. - - me -MMiiisier Hardware 60. Lumberton, N. O. 1 - Marion Iron Wemanufaotura Boilers, En ) (tines Cotton Gins and Presses and Machine Work. We do Subscribe For Tne - r v. 8 & to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to mm ! & CARLYLE, N. C. LUMBERTON NO. CA. Works, Ms40- ana caw jvrnia. Agents for General Repairs in Found: dry 3-16