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JTHE 8 EMI-WE BXT KO3ES0N1 AN
1UE CUBAN SITUATION.
Armv to OccudV Island.the First
Expedition ol Troops go Via
Newport New. Va. Tail's
Proclamation.
Washington Dispitoh Spt.th.
Preparations for the nj;''
tary occupation of Cuba moved
at a rapid rale to-day a-e- the
receipt of a dispatch f -om Sec e
tnryTa'Lu rgi ag the sending o.
an arrov to Cuba.
Sufficient supp'-es to last 5,-
ot Cuba to assist roe in the work
tbf restoring order," tranquii-iy
and public confidence.
"Wii'iamF. Ta'fc.,
"Secretary of war Up'ted States
Government.
"Provisional Governor of Cuba.
"Havana, Sept. 29, 1906.'?
Governor Taft proceeded to
the Pa'ace at noon to take over
fie trovenment of Cuba- The
act was not accompanied by any
form? I ceremony or pubhc dem?
500 men for. 80 days are being onstration.
rushed to Newport News, where
the first expedition wiH be mo
bilized with fuU speed. Quar
termasters depots at PhUadel-
oh 'a. Boston, New York and
man? other cities are being
w
drawn on, and Captain Samuel
E. Smiley, of the Fifteenth In
fantry, has been ordered to New
port News, where he w'll secure
storehouses and look after the
supplies.
Brigadier Genel T- J- "Wint,
o.ommandiue the Department of
the Missouri, was to-day ordered
to Newport News, where he wiil
o sou trio f 11 11 charce of the em
Mv' fcj M V D
barkation of troops.
It is now Liiorcn that Brigadier
General Frederick Funston, who
is already in Cuba, is to be in
command of all the troops sent
to Cuba.
HTnn Dispatch. Spt. 28th.
Prnt-Uinnpi Gove-'iior Ta is
'proclamation declaring jnterven
tion in Cuba, as puS 'rod in The
Official Ga-cette, Saturday as fol
lows:
"To the People of Cuba:
"The failure ot Congress-, to
act on the irrevocable resignation
of the President of the republic
nfCuba or to elect a successor
leaves the country without a gov
NEWS OF BELLAMY.
Mr. Hcrrlna Accepts Possltlon
at Boardman Personal Notes.
Correspondence of The Bobesonlan
Mr J TT McLean went to
Lumberton Friday
Mr- Robt. Pate spent Friday
nirht. nr. t,h home of Rev. M. A
Stephens
Mr. Jno. Herring went to
Boardman Saturday, where he
wiU accept a position with the
Butcer's Lumber Co
Miss Bertha Linnon is visiting
relatives at Lumberton
Messrs. Renz Britt and Walter
Pitman went to Kingsdale Satur
day
Mrs. Exie Ivey, of Raynham,
spent a few days with her daugh
tor Mrs. L. Pate, last week, re
turning home Sunday
Mr. J. B. Smith and family, of
Bicoe, are the guest's of Mr. J
P Mo.fl.rAa. Thev wjII u ove to
Bladenoo.-o in the near luture.
Mrs. D. C. Carpenter, who has
been visit'ng her parents, Mr
and Mrs. P. A. Todd, returned
home F.-Iday.
Miss De,;a Nance, of Btaden,
spent Saturday at the home of
Mr. E. W. West.
Mr. L. Pate went to Raynham
- i 1 Riinrinc rAturn'ncr home Mon
ernmeni at a wme wutsu k)cu
j: nncnllo on A i'Dn in i"0a I Utv.V.
. i. 0f f Mr. and Mrs. A-CP'e ct-naij-
' ' I 1 ! - ml i n
TVT r: fV, Tionoaca rxr stpn ie. Ol VjreoriTJa, 1 Y'BlliuB
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U 4-nUnn in fha name Qnr) hv t.hft I B. C Todd.
d .aatanf. nf t,o W 1 dose with best wishes
. r Hester's Cottsa
New Oi '& Dli.piP, f
Secretary Hesters weekly New
Orleans cotton exchange? state
ment issued to-day shows:
Amount bhouffKtr 'fcto- t
during the past wee fco be 358.
415 bales, against 879,805 for the
same days last yea and 499,287
year before last; and for . the 28
days of SeplembeiSbas been
938,802 against 1,186.035 last
year. The movement s'Dce Sept.
1st 8bxws recepts at a'l Ur"l;ed
Statesports 64,7,784 ac?:nst874,
000 last year.
Overland aci oss the Mississip
pi, Ohio and Potomac rivers to
Northern mi)s and Canada 19,-
765 against 17,707 last year; 13,-
585 year before last and l,6o8
same time in 1903,iuteiior sfcoc rs
excess of those held at the close
of, the cpmmerclpl year 67,2o3
against 117,219 last year; South
ern mills talpog 180,000 against
76,609 last year.
Foreign exports for the season
have been 360,570 agp'nst 417,370
ast year.
The total takings of American
miffs, north, souta and Canada,
thus far for the seasons have
been 270,992 against 236,727 last
year. 'J'hese mciuae w,rw oy
northern spinners, against 110,-035.
Mr.
to
and protect ?5'e and property in
the Island of Cuba and the is
lands and keys adjacent thereto,
and for thiS purpose to establish
therein a provisional government
The provisional government here
by established wi'l be maintained
only long enough to restore or
der. peace and public confidence
bv direction of and in the name
nf the President of the United
States and then to hold such el-
Be"amy, N. C, Oct. 1st.
Red Springs News.
R d Sitings Cltfii.
Tne death of Mr. J. G. McPher-
jn cccured at the home of Mr. J
F. McKay Wednesday afternoon,
pnd the funeral services were
held at Pbiladelphus church
Thursday morning, attended by
a large concourse of sorrowing
relatives and friends. Mr- Mc-
Phersonwas 83 years old, and
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options as mav be necessary to An-oved the acquaintance and
determine on those persons upon friendship of nearly everybody
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whom the permanent government I m Robeson county, having spent
nf thA reDublic should be de I hi a whole "fa in their midst. For
vninWl Tn so far as is consistent I tho lash i -wo vp.ars he has been
wiih the nature of a provisional in 'Hhealthand bis death, though
government estab,5shed under usurnrise is vet received with
the? a,p,ttioxty of, the. United profound regrej. sHe was a mem
Stales, this api'i bi;a dubangov, toentof 'the Presbyterian church,
ernment, conforming wan toe and an exemplary christian,
pnnstitution of Cuba. TheCuban Mr. E. B. Bacrcrett. formerly
flai? will be hoisted as usual over ift resident'ol Z&erl Snrines...but
the government buildirgs of the now living in Florida, was mar
island; a)l the executive depart- rjed in that State on the 12th
ments and provincial and muni- jQst. to Miss Minta Rodes, at
cipal governments, including that the Rodes home in Melbourne.
of the city of Havana, wi" con- Tney are now on their bridal
tinue tobeadimniste -ed as under tour, but on their return wilt
V Maxton News Nots. ii 5 T TTt5 A TD II IU L' STTD A !
Vol. a. iucLean ana wue, ori
An A erf wi. Tir ItArmnA M.ri.1i . n.tA KaaJ. llnAil Hi. U.1 n
Lumberton, were here Saturday
a'ternoon, returning home toat
night.
Mr- J- G. Shaw, of Fayette-
MrrJdhn A. McLean spent last every ooiue soia pnaer a aarantee to Cure or Money Relunaea.
i V?n.A Gnna WUK W. ' B.am upon reque... .nurtured onij or
Dr. Edmund s Colic and Lunsr Fevei Cure. j
w .
If spclfio for Colla, GrTl, Pneamooltf, nd ny 8tomoh or Lang disorders. Thii r
medy lwyt relieves, nd hst stood at the front for twelre rears. It Qreat Bloo
Partner, too the Best on the Msrket, nd this Remedy will Preent And Cars Hog Choi
er. All lr. idmnnd sk U for ths reader to trrona bottle. Yon will then, keep It oad
hand.
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Insurance Case Decided by State
Supreme Couri.
A case wMch selllea Tof the first
iuie in this Stale en iiyjjrjtant
point of insurance law is Doa v.
!niurcnce company, f roto Crei .
The plainliff held a policy m the
FiHeHty M utu?l Life oooipp ly,
and it was cancelled for nonipa
of premiums. " ' .
Dcffy oro.'ght suit against the
coTpHiiy for premiums paiu on
the grounjd, that he received , no
notice from the company of the
premium on whic'i forfeiture was
entered being due. The company
has a bjMaw that the milling of
notica to the Doliov holder shall
bj proof of notice to the policy
holder. The court holds that this
record of mailing 'notice can dhly
be presumptive evidence of notice
served on the old principal capital
of law that any by4aw 'which
attempts to limit the right to sue
in court is Void.
Democratic State Chairman
Simmons has arranged with Hon.
John Sharp Williams, of Mississ
ippi, the Democratic leader in the
House of Representatives make
three speeches in North Carolina,
at Statesville.October 13th; Greens
boro the 15th and Goldsboro'.' the
16th. The speech at Statesville
will be in the day iime. ,
The newspaper is the old reliable ad.
e rising medium. '
daochter. Miss r Mattie Brown
McLean, who is a student at the
Southern Presbyterian CoJiege.
Mr.- Charley McCell, o! Ben-
nettsvIUe, S- C-, spent last Sun
dav hAA with his sister. Mrs. J
C McCaskl-i jr.
Mr. M. W. Cole spent several J M
days at bis home in Cary this fjf
week, returning here Wednesday
morning. ff
Miss Lucy Cobb spent Satur- li
day and Sunday in Bennettsville ff
with -friends. I ffi
Quite a crowd went to Hamlet
to see the circus last Tuesday. I OH
We have decided not to call any I ffK
names as it appears to get next rjt
to a man who goes to such things. ft
Dr. Peter McLean and Mr. (fl
Hinton James, of Laurinburg, n
spent last Wednesday afternoon
in town. m
A good many of our young peo- j
pie went to Laurinburg last Wed
nesday afternoon to attend the
vioi;n recital given by Miss Kate
McNei-'.
Mrs. W. S. McNalr andber
fathe.-, Cape. John A.' Smith,
spent Wednesday in Bennetts-
vie with Mrs. A asell Rogers.
T'-e Greater Wasb'nujn Spec.
i;.' was side tracked in our town
foe about 3 hours Inursday. A
lavgd nuaiber of t.be citizens vis-
i'oed ihe cars and weie carried
awav wiLh tb;s new method of
rdve -I's'og.
Miss Kate McNe'l' le t Thurs
day n;ght for FriyeuLevi'ie, where
she w'1 tiive a recilri f "id then
sie cots to her home in Char-
lo'utesv'e, Va.
Miss Lura Brltton, of t lore'a,
A'a., is here this week, the guest
of the Misses McNair on RaUroad
street.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Croom and
little daughter spent Thursday
ijl Bennettsvie with friends.
Mr. Win Garrett, of Red
Springs, was here Friday.
Rev. Wm. Black spent Friday
niirht here with bis son. F. L.
Black, Esq.
Maxton, N. C, Sept. 29th.
Phone 52
Testimonials upon request. Manufactured only by
DR. sW. O. EDMUND.
JuUMBERTON, N. O.
3-16
it 117 vnn ni?T tt XTwaDn'oiT'e nnnn w
u iuu um 11 ni unuis u li u uuuu.
Brushes For Instance!
What we can do for you in one line U an example of the service we
can give you in all lines that Diggista sell. Every family rtqt -'.m
Brushes. The next time yo,u need a Brush come to na for it and bee
how well we do by you. Here are some of the kinds of Bruges we
handle: Tooth Brushes. Hair Brushes. Hat TtnmVipa Tfstirt R-nsVif .
Neil Brushes, Bath Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Com
plexion urusnes, rami nrusnes, wnuewasn urusn;-. we give you
the Largest Stock to pick from, give you Right Quality and save for
you on the Price. -.' - . j - - - . . . .
H. B. WARD, Ph. G.
Drugs of Quality.
Rowland, V : : : : : N. O.
C L 0 T H 1NQ!
Dry Goods; Sboes, Hafs, Caps and Notions.
tfjsjHSjjaajsmpssjiMiiMHMWMBIiiK
1 haVe purchased in the NiortHern Markets, a Nice Selection of
Fall and Winter Goods in the above lines. Just come and see
for yourself, the BARGAINS I ' have to offer you. : :
WILLIAM BRICK,
Rowland, ::::::
LOOK FOR MY SIGN.
N., O.
Krank Bohannon was tried in
Guilford superior court at Greens
boro the past week and found
pmiltv of murder of R. E. Beach-
o J
man, at Hilltop, in the first de-
crrpft. Hp was sentenced to be
o
hung October 25th.
Subset ibe for The Robesonian and keep
up witn tne crowa.
the Cuban repubi;c. Ine courts
will continue to ad n'nisler jus
tice, and ?'l ihe laws hot in tnei"
nature ioapp'icable by reason of
the temporary and eme gent
characte ot the government v
be in force.
"President Roosevelt has teen
most any'o' s to brln? acout
peace under the cons' 'tuOD?1
government of Cuba, pnd he
made every endeavor to avoid
the preheat step. Longer de'; y,
make their home at Titusviue,
f1 la. Mr. Bagget is well remem.
bered here and his friends ex
tend their hearty congratula
tion.
Mr. D. P. McLaod, who spent
the day in town Tuesday, in
formed us that he, with his fam
ily, would move here about the
first of the new year. They will
be cordiany welcomed. . .
Mr. R. C. Wei's, who has for
overf1 yeas been the success-
BristowBros&Co.,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BR&CY'S STORE 1 Rowland, N. C.
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Rowland, N. C.
Ladies and Gentlemen !
We are Heaquarters for Dry Goods, Furnishings, Clothing and
iNOUOUS. II you wouiu iiesw laswiuiiy iiu oeuuinjiitriy , visiw
our Store Fashion, Quality, Economy, Promptness, Ex
cellence, Worth. Choose your Outfit from our Stock
of Furnishings. Visit our Notion Department
MARGOLIS BROTHERS, BoNwcnd
.s
We offer for sale this week the
following residences in the grow- m
ing town of Rowland: L
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Six-Room House and Two
Lots.
Five-Room House and Two
Lots.
We have on our list other prop
erty which should interest buyers.
Is the Spot, anddid you see the Sppt to do your Trading? There you will
Full and Complete Line of General Merchandise.
find
however, would be daosevous in f ul and popu'ar fceight agent at
view of the resignation of the at tins piace, has resigned and
Cabinet. a ' will go next week' to South Can
"Until further notice the heads Una to work. Mr. E. B. Huggins
of aH the departments of thecen- succeeds him.
tral government wiH report to Mr. Will McKinnon has resig-
me for instructions, including nedb'S position with SikesCurrie
General A'exandero Rodiignez, Co. and has gone to Hope Mills
in command of the rural guards to accept a position at that
and other regular government pface-
forces, and General Carlos
Ladies' and Gents Furnishings a Specialty.
We have the famous catalogue of INTERNATIONAL samples for Men's Clothing,'
! ran fiTIARANTRE vou a Perfect Fit. . Also a Nice selection 01 me
Famous London Fashion Brand Clothing in Stock.
THE LADIES
Will find a Nice and Up-to-date Xine of Dress Goods, and the clerks will be glad to
suow you uie line.
Ji Once a Customer, Always a Regular Patron.
J. McR. BRAOY,
ROWLAND. - - - - N. O.
Roloff: treasurer of Cuba.
"Until farther notice the civil
Governors and a'caldes will also
report to me for instructions.
"I ask all citizens and residents
The county's next Sheriff, Mr.
E. C. McNeil, is in town today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Oliver, of
Marietta, are visiting relatives in
town.
BRICK ! BRICK! ! BRICK ! !!
When you need brick apply to us for prices and samples. We have 800,000 on
nana ana are mamngau me nine. vhu lurmsn wem .vm.
All our Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes are'on sale at Cost Prices, and we will
? ' dispose of these lines by Christmas.
A Complete Line of Groceries Kept all the Time.
Bracey-McCormick Brick Company
8.27 itowiana, im. u.
STICK
A Pffl BIGHT HERE!
It is a fact that we have a full line of
CottonWaireboase J5g!5!?
.. - nV.. ikifiW. inn niimitrnnc 4rt rriAnfinn whirh '
Our Warehouse is -Complete and at your
Service. Brincr vour Cotton to Bowland
and old for Higher Prices. j
Rowland Cotton Storage Company.
many other things too numerous to mention, which
we offer at Rock Bottom Fnces. . &
Call and see us and be convinced.
Wrs to Please,
I0NA SUPPLY COMPANY,
McDonald,
N. C. .