PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Wade Hampton Kinlaw,
Attorney t taw., "7
LtJMBERTOW.
NC.
Office ow Webster1 Tin Shop
IcLEW.IcLEMfiltcCORIICI,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
tOMBERTON. N c-
Offices on 8na floor of Bnk of Lum
berton Building, Koonw i, p. ,
Promt attend giv to U business
CHAS. B. SKIPPER,
Attorney at taw.
LUMBERTON, - - - N. C
AU bunes. entrust to bim will -
eeive prompt ana chow
Office in First NaUal Bank Building
ver Poet Office.
B. ML BRUT,
Attorney at Lsvw,
LlJMBERTOH, N. 0.
Office " nprtaira in Argus Building.
. All business promptly transacted
N. -C
Mclntyre & Lawrence
Attorney and Counselors at Law,
LUMBRRTON.
E. J. BRITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAWf
Lmnberton, N. C.
Office over Pope's Drug Store.
R. 0. PARVIN,
Contractor and Builder.
Lumberton, K. C.
Plans, Specifications and Prices furn
lshed on application. .
McLean & Black,
ATTOttMEYS AT LAW,
. MAXTON, N. C.
Office on and floor McCaskill Building.
Rooms 6-8.
Dr. N. A. Thompson,
PatfsiCIAN AND SURGEON,
Lumberton, : : ' N' '
Office neit dooi abow Savings Bank.
R.T Al-I.su
F. D. (JAWI.SBUBV
Drs. Allen & Castlebury,
Dentists,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Office over Dr. McMillan's Drug Store.
DR. J. D. REGAN,
DENTIST,
Ldmbkbtoh, - N. C.
over Pope's
Office in
Shaw building,
drug store.
Dr. F. H. PITMAN,
DENTIST.
i N. C
ASH POLE,
Dr. R. B. BECK WITH,
Physician and Surgeon,
Oflers his services to the people of Lum
berton and surrounding country.
Office in ue McLeod Building. Pbon
No 6. Can be found at niht at restf ence
formerly occupied by Mr. George. M
Whitfield.
JOHNSON & BRITT,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
LUMBERTON, N- C.
Office over Argus Buil ling.
Croatan Picnic and Cotton Grow
.' "Z X 4 era Association.; i
Correspondents of Tbe Kobrsoalsh. v
' A meeting of the Croatan
branch of the Cotton Grower's
Association of Robeson county
was held at Jim Dial's school
house, Thursday, Aug. 9th, which
was in every way a success. A
nice covered stand was , erected
for the speakers od seats pro
vided for the audience : in the
grove; At J 2 o'clock, noon, A. A.
Locklear, presiding, in a few well
chosen remarks, called the meet
ing to order; prayer was offered
by Rev. Gilbert Locklear, after
which Mr. R. W. Dvermore was
introduced and delivered one of
the most instructive and pleasing
addresses, filled with apt illus
trations and amusing anecdotes.
it has ever been our pleasure to
hear, on the subject of "King
Cotton.' During his remarks he
expressed himself in no uncer
tain terms. The association- as
an organization knew no Demo
crat, no Republican, no Populist
and was an association in which
all political shades could meet on
an equal footing, as ii had noth
ing to do with politics; but Jit
was the duty of every farmer as
an individual to exercise his po
litical rights and see that good
men were elected to fill the vari
ous offices. As a whole it was a
fine speech and for conservative-
ness, ability and a knowledge of
the . subject handled, reflected
great credit on the speaker. At
its conclusion dinner was an
nounced, where fried chicken,
ham, roast beef, breads of all
kindscakes and pies, was in
abundance with'icecold lemonade
to quench the thirst, and not
withstanding it rained in tor
rents the crowd could not be
driven away from so many good
things. When dinner was ovor
the meeting was again called to
order and Cpl. fjamilton McMil
lan, of Red Springs, was intro
duced, who delivered, as usual'i
one of his patriotic and edifying
addresses. He only casually re
ferred to the cotton interests, as
Mr, Liyermore had so ably han
dled the subject, but urged organization-
He spoke principally
of the progress and improvement
in the (Jroatah people even with;a
too past ten years; compared
the past with the present, the
churches and schools of today
ana tne interest taken in them,
making personal reference to the
scenes around him which mdi
cated great development and a
still brighter future before them.
He also cautioned the people
about bringing politics into their
association and referred to the
alliance that prospered and did
much good until politics was in
troduced, then as an organization
it went under. His remarks were
received with a great deal of en
thusiasm. At their conclusion
Mr. John E. Carlyle was loudly
called for and responded in his
usual happy style. He took issue
with Col.McMillan on the alliance
question, stating the old alliance
was not dead or dying; 82 lodges
were still existing and doing
business at the old stand and
much good was coming from
them. These remarks concluded
the exercises, but there being a
sprinkling of candidates on the
grounds, a call was started for
them. Mr. E. C. McNeill was
called, but declined. Mr. W. H,
Humphrey was next- called and
responded with a very happy
talk to his old friends and neigh
bors, making no reference to any
political question. Our next sher-
hi, mr. j, a. earner, was men
called and responded with a few
remarks suited to the occasion,
after which the crowd adjourned,
all feeling a day had been pleas
antly and profitably spent. Too
much cannot be said in praise of
the perfectjirder that was kept
throughout the entire day, not a
single incident happened to dis
turb the perfect peace and pleas
ure of the occasion' and we are
glad we were there and hope for
another opportunity.
"A Spectator."
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k EJ. AWAITS,
, LUMBERf ONIART STUDIO. ,,.
Oyer Pope's Drug Store.
Shannon Locals.
Correspoiidenoa of To R6bsontn .
Mrs. Annie C. McLean and
children, of Rowland, are visiting
relatives and friends in this vicin
ity. Mr. J. C. McPhail is somewhat
indisposed for the last few days.
The R. P. D. carrier here is
taking a part of his 15 days vaca
tion this week and Mr. P. McN.
Gibson is carrying the mail on
R. P. D. No 1 from this place.
In our items of a few days ago
we inadvertently omitted to men
tion the visit of Mrs. J.E. Clifton,
of Lumber Jb ridge, to the home
of her brother, Mr, D. S. Klarpp.
5 There is some prospect of Mr.
A. ABethune organizing a sing
ing lass. at Shannon in a'short
time. We hope he will succeed
and that much good will be ac
complished by his course of in
struction
The hot weather' of the past
few days is making fodder ripen
very fast and causing cotton on
light land to turn pale and shed
Bome.. Rain is . wished for by
many, , " ' . -'
Shannon, N. G, Aug, 11th.
R estimation ol Capt.W. G. AUca.
TotbsMltorof h tofcaaaiilal.'. f
.? It "seldom,, happens rfia a life
time we have occasion to - take
note of an incident thai. , brings
with it so much genuine ; regret
as the resignation of Capt. Alleri,
pleasant, genial, with a "good word
of cheer and encouragement for
all with whom he earner in con
tact either in a business or Social
way- A deUghtfult oompdnlonftlie sound.
that will be missed from our The inland
circle and many days will come
and go e'er bis place will be filled,
should it ever be- : But this was
not all. He was a man possessed
of fine abilities and skill in : his
chosen profession, that of build
ing roads' and equipping nigh
ways with bridges and culverts
for the convenience of travel.
Two or three years ago, , and; I
speak from experience, the roads
around Lumberton and other
townships of the county, ; were,
almost impassible during bad
weather; the numerous swamps
tkrough which these roads lead,
would almost swim ahorse, but
these conditionshave wonderfully
changed within the past two
years. You can now travel from
one end of the county to tne
other and make good time, rain
or shine, ana the baa swamps
have been bridged and the road
beds raised, and whatever may
be said of the Wake county man
and the objections raised, to him
for this reason, it Is absurd and
the argument of ignorance and
prejudice. What he has done for
the roads of old Robeson, stands
as a lesson to those who may fol
low, and will remain a monument'
to the skill and ingenuity of the
man. bo rules the intelligence
of the county and it is a- de-;
batable questional the opening
of another presumably bad sea-1
son when the work done during 1
the summer under continued
rains will fall down to a greater
or less extent, whether the com
missioners were wise in accept
ing his resignation at this time,
but required him to fill "out the
term for which "he was' ejected
one year hence-
Robeson s loss will be Wake's
gain, yet we may hope the exi
gencies of the case the future
may present, wijl force him back
to our midst as time proves the
need of his service.
"A Traveller."
streets are sandy, the water
braekisn, the plank - sidewalks
out of repair the people slow . in
their- movements and ready ;? al
ways to hear" the stranger and
help him toa f The Manteo folks
are - intelligent and courteous.
They believe in education and
keep in close connection with the
world from ' which they are -de
tached by the muddy waters of
of Roanoke, as our
readers know, is full of historic
interest. Of course we visited
the old fort where Vi rginia "Dare
was born and where White,
Colony was last seen as the ship
sailed away for the shore of En
gland. A circular row of stones
marks the outline of the old fort
while in the. center stands a
modest monument telling the.
simple story of the colony, that
vanished out of sight. It gives
one a peculiar thrill to stand on
the historic sppt and see with bis
eyes the place where the history
of our great old Commonwealth
had its beginning.
Roanolfe.Island.
Charity and Children.
Harder to reach than Boston,
Roanoke Island, which is the
eastern rim of civilisation, is "wet
worth the trip with all its
changes and trials. The island
is some twelve miles long by three
miles wide, with a population of
2,500, and containing the county
town of Manteo, named after the
big chief of the tribe of Hatteras
We have always wondered why
the county seat of Dare ws es
tab! i shed on an island cut off
from the mainland by the sound
A citizen explained the situation
by saying that Roanoke island is
the largest body of land in Dare
county and within easy reach of
the majority of Its" population.
Dare Is mostly water. Sheriff
Etheridge can reach nearly every
citizen's home by boat, and if he
owns a buggy he lias little use
for it. On the island there is
some fairly good farming land,
but most of it is wet and boggy.
On. the shore of the sea, some
three miles away, there are great
ranges of sand dunes that look
like red. mountains in the dis
tance, and that shift from place
to place, covering everything
that lies in their pathway. At
Nag's Head there are' several
buildings that are doomed, and It
is a pitiful thing to see the sand
slowly creeping toward a home
that must finally be buried fifty
feet under the huge red hill. The
place where the ejd hotel .stood
which was burned some . years
ago) is covered with the sand and
if the building had not been de
stroyed by fire it would have been
everwhelmed with sand.
Nothing can stay the onward
march of the monster- The wind
blowing over it sends the deilcate
sheet down toward the south
and it is curious lo watch the
process, so steady and yet so
gentle, that results at last in utter
destruction. It is one of the won
ders of this section of the North
Carolina coast, which abounds in
so many things of natural as well
as historic interest. . ; :;
The principal business of the
island is the. fishing industry.
Many varieties of valuable fish
are caught and the.: business has
reached immense proportions.
The discovery of gasoline as ' a
motive power makes boating easy
and swift." Hardly a" row-boat
can be found on the bosom of the
broad sound, but even the small
er craft, which were formerly
propelled by the laboring oars
man, glides over thq, water by
gasoline power. It is an easy
matter . to . get. over ground (or
rather sea), the average speed of
the launches being from seven to.
nine miles an hour.
Manteo is a town of some six
or seven" hundred souls and re
sembles i the ordinary, seacoast
village, ..which we nave setn
wherever the ocean roars. The
When the
Hair Falls
Then it's time to act! No time
to study, to read, to experi
ment ! You want to save your
hair, and save it quickly, tool
So make up your mind this
very minute Iftat.Jf your hair
ever comes but you will use
Ayera Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in, . . It. cannot dp any
thlng else. It's nature's way.
The 6ot kind of a testimonial
"Sold for over aixty yeara."
A
or J. O. Arr bo., Low.U,
AM
iM numuteutur.ra of
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PILLS.
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Democratic Convention,
The Democratic Convention for
the nomination of State Senator,
two members of the House of
Representatives and County Of
fioers, will be h-ld at Lumberton,
North Carolina,, on Thursday,
September 6th, 1906, at 11 o'clock
a. m-
The Township or Precinct Pri
maries will be held at the polling
places in the various Townships
on Saturday, September. 1st., at
3 o'clock p.' m. All Democrats
are urged to attend said Town
ship or Precinct Conventions and
at the same, delegates will be se
lected to represent the Town
ships in the County Convention.
By order of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Robeson
County, this 6th day of August,
1906,
J. G. MoCouMick,
Chairman-
Free
To sufferers from Kidney, Liver and
Bladder Troubles. Other manufacturers
say "Buy hott'e ar.cl if Jt doesn't cu-
we will refund your money." We say,
"Takea full jti.oo size FREE b tt!e of
UVA SOL and if it benefits you, then -se
UVA SOL until cured. " This advertise
ment entitles you to a bottle.of UVA SOL
at
The Pope Drug Co's.
Only aUrited number of hottles given
away. IJon't miss tins opportunity to test
UVASOL. ; S-dthurs
Administrator's Notice.
Having this day qualified as Adminis
trator upon the estate of Joseph's. Stone,
deceased, late f Robeson County, this u
to give notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to me
at my residence in Kobeson County, or to
my Attorneys, Messrs. Mclntyre & Law
rence, at Lumlierton.on or before the aoth
day of July, 1907, or this notice will be
plead 111 bar ot tneir recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
iJateajuiy 17m, 1900.
JESSES STONBi'
Administrator.
Mclntyre 8t Lawrence, Attorneys ' for
Administrator. 7-19-8-J3
Commissioner's Sale.
By virtue of authority vested in mi
under a judgment and decree of the
Snper'ot Court of Robeson County en
tered n a special proceeding therein
pend'ng. w'.ierein Ann E gay et als are
plainuns, anu ira r. Kay ei ais are de
fendants same being special proceeding
No 21 10 upon the docket of said court,
I will, on Monday, August 27th, 1906, at
12 o clock noon, trie enrt bouse door in
Lumberton, N. C., oflr for sale, at pub
lc auction, to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands i
Beginning at a stake in tne western
edge of said swamp in Angus Ray's
lower line, and runs with his line S. 20
W. 16 chains snd 50 link",, thence N. 70
W. 30 chains to his corner; ihence with
his own line S. 17 W. 29 chains: thence
So. 7J W 16 chains'; tbenee B to W. It
chains to AleMcljityre'f comer: ttence
"3. 75 B. 50 chains to ar "pine by four
pines, Oxendine'a corner; thin.-e with
his line N. 40 E -.7 chains and 50 links
to a large pine in Grim-dey'a line; thence
with his lines N. 50 W. 13 chains to a
stake b t pines; the ce N. 40 W 17
chains and 50 links to the Western Edge
of Burnt swamp; thenee1 'up the various
courses 01 the same to the beginning,
containing 109 acres -
XJatert Wis July 3rtt , 1006.
K. C LAWRENCE,
Commissioner.
Mclntyre & Lawrence, At'.orues far
Plaintiff. 7-26 4thu
Business Integrity.
' There is nothing that give as
much confidence as square and fair
dealing with the public.
We do not use any form of fake
scnemes 111 our business.
We have never lowered the art of
piano building to the mere level of
a money making traffic
We have never sacrificed tone,
quality and perfect workniaunbip
for expense; 1 '
We have never made cheap pia
nos snd never will.
The reputation of our pianos lias
been gained by merit alone, the
standing of our firm by Business
Integrity.
The mere Dotwenslon of a Stelff
piano put tue seal ot supreme ap
proval upon the mimical taates of
its owner,
CHAS. At. STEIFF,
Southern Wareroom,
S West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
C. H. WlLMOTIl. Mgr.
"InThflfinhdflldSiimmPPTirnA."
. When money becomes scarce with the Farmers and all otler J
business men, we make it a rule to furnish our customers with
all the money they need, at the rate of six ,r cent. We . lend -on
Real Estate or other Good Security. All Money Demoted
With us wiJIearn four percent., eorapomwh-.! evi .ry tfirw month.
htlAllf .nam tt.. -H- Ti.
nmm uouuij im diiu i rust company,
A. VV. McLean,
President.
('. II. Morrow,
v. as tiiet.
AQoldWatch
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1905 Kaeford Institute. 1906
Next Term Opens Atifj. 21, 'OS.
A postal card will brio an sttrictire eats
loifue.
Eight Experienced Teachers.
ThorotiKh pre.arilon for am onllege M . slv
riano, Vooai, Htrlniffrt 'rst-UDent..
ri vonr-e tii Kint of anv nreosr'.ton
Speelsl iJuuroo for pros-
school In ihf xrsto
proX teachers.
RALEIGH AKD CHJRLESTCJ RAILROAL
Ar.
Schedule in effect June
SOUTH.
. No. l.
s Lumberton.... 10.25 a tn
PP 1034
Kingsdale 10.40
Polopolia ...... to.45
Proctorvllle 10 57
Delia 1 1x6
Barnesville ....n ij
Flowers 11.18
Marietta 11.24
Ilolmesville 11.29
Page's Mill 11 j.
Kemper 11.41
Msy 1 1 44
Squires 11 49
Pork 11 52
Zion . 12.01 p ni
Rogers ij (o
Marion 12. jj
ORTH,
No. 6
3 9o6
No. 5
2 00 p a
a 10
2.40
2 43
3x0
3 io
3-5
3 3S
3 55
4 0S -45
43
4 4
4 5''
5-'w
5 17 i
5-35
6.05
l.ve Marion . .
Rogers 6 20
?ioo... ..... 6.30
Pork 6 u
Squires 6.57
May
Kemer
Page's Mill
Holmesville
Msrietta.-.
Plowera ....
Barn, sville
Delia S.j
Proctorville 8.40
Polopolis 8 50
Kingsdale " 9.10
Pope 9.20
Lumberton lr.oo
r.
Nos. 1 and 2
.re&s, run uail
Nos 5 a d 6,
e'fpi n ay.
No.
.. 6.00 a m .3n p 1
3 39
3- 47
3 i
358
4.04
4.' 7
4.10
419
4- 5
430
4.'9
4 41
4ia
5.00
5 05
5 10
S 5
Passenger, Mai and E-
705
7'3
7.18
7 V
S.00
8.15
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H. Gattis. T. P A., Raleigh. N .C.
For Sale or Rent.
We have for sale or rent, abUft one
thousand acres of gwl farm f tiff laud, ex
tending from the toanJimitsof Ashpofe,
the farthest not exceeding four miles.
These farms run from 100 acres to 300
acres each, and have from 50 to 150 acres
cleared land to the farm, and hau- good
dwellings and out-houses on then!. Par
ties interested will communicate with
South Eastern Lumber Co.,
. jA. IT. Ashxky, Agent,
,-r " As'tipole, N. C.
Subscribe for The Robesonian
and keep posted.
Is something that Every Lady can possess
at the Low Price we ar selling them. We have
the Biggest Stock of both Ladies and Gents
Watchea in Robeson County, and if you don't be
lieve we can save you mOney, just come and sec.
McLBAN
August 10.
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ROZIER CO.,
The C; liilgt Company,
Wilmington, H. C.
Ours is the Largt st and Handsomest Store net only in tt ilmirMnn but probabJr
in the S'ste, snd our Stock is st all times Full snd r0mpite. it i ci.dt tvry
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- If we are not now doing your Work let us try votir next
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FREEMAN PRINTING COMPANY,
TTI T T.I I TTrT. A -T -mr "
a. d. r aiiiD.s3a.Jxis, manager.
CENTRAL : ACADEMY,
A Hi0li Grada Preparatory School Iltl Industrial Fqolpmsnt.
m
..r !; nun juuun uira recarru inr co.lK in fftwsmjBh UKlllff
Course embru-fs Litln.Grwk. Mslhematles. H-t. ry .md Eh'IhIi tl'i
psjrs tuition board, room, light, boat met m.rrj f-- for tlit i
Jfr. An opportunity will tnglTts to a nomlr; i f iouii(r men to wtrS
their way tlirouuh school If Ton Srs tBlcrestrd wru,-
RAYMOND
7 300-ao
BROWNING,
or J B. AIKEN,
LITTLETON, N. C.
Principal,
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w. LLinKhaw'&Go
1S30 6.
With pratefnl feelincrs for the verv lib
eral business received during; the year
just closed, we oasa another milestone,
snd enter the nw ear be ter prepared
than ever to supply the trade with,, any
thine in our line. At all times our pens
will be found well filled with the best ;
Tennessee Mules
Experience has taught us that thi
class is much better suited to our climat
than those bought in tbe far west. Ou
BUGGY AND WAGON
REPOSITORY
Was , never better tmroHed. We
only STANDARD and HIGH GRADE
work. The r
Hackney Wagon
Is the peer of all in Eastern) North Caro
lina. The old reliable
Piedmont
Is too well known for comment. In Bng
gies, we are prepared to show yon from
50 to 100 at all times fromwbiqb to select
Our Leaders are . . '.';.'., ,
Wrenn, Hackney, Bab
cock and Hummer.
Latest designs and up-to-date finish.
Everything in tbe Harness Line
Terms, Cash or o time
with Approved Security.
W. I. LINKHAW & CO.
Lumberton, N. O.
Jan. 8.
Subscribe for The Robesonian.
Its only $1.5Q for a whole year.
BeKin now.
Ready for
Business.
We ii ro now ready to do your
work, and lo it right. We
mako a sj, ialty of mantels,
turn work, repair furniture
and iip!iol.s r; builders' fin
ishes, ete. We also make
; tallies, de.sks, euplK),irds,
safes, ete., e(e.
Freeman's Woodworking Plant.
H G. FREEMAN,
Proprietor.
Justac-o the River foot or Iron
Bndtre. -6 ,
FOR TREATMENT OF
prink, Cocaine and Morphine
Habits.
I am prepared to offer to all caiidMates,
friends ai1 relatives interestffi in atne,
who desire to reform and retrain from
thed ink. cocaine and morphine iiaMt.
in thr town of Lumberton air! co-intrv
st lare. : he well-known ai..! u.inlcrful
MacKay Trea tut ut wlii' h I as b en t.e
fore th-f public for a qiLirtei f .i cent ry,
and htnee thoroughly tr?t-ii h'xamiue
liteiattire and testmionin's i: i notice its
adoption bv the Canmlian (overnnient.
For further infurciHiion, itply to
R U. BECK WITH, M. D..
McLt-o.1 Buililiiig,
Lt'MWKi ton, - . . N. C.
5 iHr L?'
Granite And Mamie.
Corrt-rmii'leiici- dosin-d anil des,ijis for
monuments, t(imbstone., etc., furnished
on application bv . r-.
C. K RANCKB, '
I.uaibt rton, N, C.;' '
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JSubsevibo forTha Kobesonian,
and keep posted.