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1 ESTABLISHED 1870. Country, Gocl and Truth. SINGLET COPIES 6 CENTS, VOL. XXXVI1T, NO. 19. LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1907. WHOLE NO 2247 ROBBSONIAM' ;r:-vX Watch Attention:! We want to call your attcn tion to theComplete Lot of WATCHES Received last iveek. Come around and look them over, even if you don't buy. REMEMBER, we carry the celebrated R. F. Simmons Gold Filled Chain and O. M. Draper Solid Nickel in Stock at all times. Boylin's Jewelry Store. Wtaere Mr. Brltt Stands As Factions. To The Editor of The Kohcsonian. What the writer is going to say is what any citizen has a right to say- it is not an utterance or tnis paper, as the writer is not now connected with it at all. But it is written in behalf of a friend, unsolicited. This risrht any cor respondent of a paper should be allowed. However, what is said of Mr. E. J. Britt might be truth fully said of Mr. W. O. Thomp son, the present mayor of the town. I have been closely asso ciated with Mr. h. J. Britt, even more so than with Mr. Thomp- GBABAaI.TOWNSEND. LOCAU PROFESSIONAL " CARDS. STL v- a' Miss Minnie To wnsend Becomes Bride of Dr. Boberf F. Graham. Wntten for Th KobeonlD. Themarriapfe of Miss Minnie Townsend, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Townsend. to Dr Robert F. Graham at the Baptist church Thursday evening, was on of the prettiest weddings Kowiand, is visitinar at tne oomefwde wiahart. ever witnessed here. Tne church 01 wr- ra lwnsena. was lasieiuny aecoratea, ine M!a Wi-r h& kMn coior scneme oeintr creen ana mw i,. f. xr r ite. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. Mr. Jackson, h ratnvn-bii h. T.nnWt I I? w a ,u IS uy Sanitarium, to take the Rev. Mr. Ashby.of the Meth- t;a. oa ,0 nrf l Jr. riti r Kan oefh tha Mnrvfl 1 1 xu uapusis ui i'iiwn ana Red Springs have called Rev. 8- L. Morgan, of Littleton, N. C. to be their pastor. He is expected to arrive and take charge of the work about the 1st of Jane. STOCK REMEDIES. Mr. 0. C. Spalding, of Maxton, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Miss Helen Tood left last week I Fever Cure i Goanuiteed tor for Charlotte, where she will ,v!ffii ,tJi! j i u4orvsusjsi. nuiv m vwu inuiuci speau some um& Dr. W. O. EDMUND. Little Miss Julia Graham, of ' Lwberton, n. . jy. F. Shaw. Wishart & Shaw; Attorneys at Law. LUMBERTON, - l -f N. C. Up her du- Mr. Murphey FTOyaw, a young The object of this Sanitarium is to provide forthe sick a homelike and quiet institution in which the patient can find that care and attention, which at all tis.es cahfiot be found at home, and where, i by healthful surroundings, competent physicians, and experienced nursing, the patient has the best chances of recovery. Our building is absolutely new, contains twelve rooms for patients, well equipped room, StaUc Electrical and X-ray outfit, and in fact, everything that makes a first-class hospital. Training School for nurses. Nurses supplied to physicians of 1 Robeson and adjoining counties on demand. Charily Ward for the Poor. I Extend a Cordial Invitation to all Robeson County Physicians to Treat Their Patients Here. THE LUMBERTON SANITARIUM, LUMBERTON. NORTH CAROLINA. Dr. N. A. THOMPSON, son. But I am a 1 riend to both of them. One of these two men. rose-vine arch, which was laden I think, will be the next roavorof wh white and pink roses. Be- the town. Mr. Thom nson has fore the bridal party entered. been an avowed candidate for Miss My rtie Muse, of Carthage, sometime. Mr. Britt 's friends played 'Con Amore" and Miss made a "set" on him to allow Ida Townsend, - of Red Springs, them to run him for the office. ang two, of Goyt de Hardelot's The writer knows what was in charming songs, "All Pdr Yon" man. of Cumberland county, was the minds of these friends. He nd "Because.! lf:.s'' stricken with typhoid fever while knows that Mr. Britt was be- J ust at o'clock, the firstcbord at Fisher's Inn here, and was sought bv them to run before he of Mendelssohn's Wedding March taken to Fayetteville Saturday, finally gave bis consent. The sounded and the bridal party I where he will be patient in the object was pure and simple toenrea. ;ATiei)riaesnjaids, Mi8S mgnsmito Hospital. . defeat any candidate who, while Mry Tom - Weaver, of Asheville, Rev. P. L. Kirtbn will" return he might not be the candidate of na miss patience Aliora, and this week to Raleigh to continue any faction, is so considered by ne groomsmen,: .oiessrs. f an j his work 1n the protracted meet- Jbhe people tobesuch. Those who hwciunnana u AiCJSJnnonnng in progress there. Great have brought Mr. Britt out have coming unaer tne siae arcne9 Interest is being manifested In done so in order that the people ana stopping on eitner siae1 -tne the meeting there, and much might have a candidrte who is central aisle until the ushers, j good has, already been accom- independent of any set of men. Messrs. Bernard .bdens, U. lMphshed. v . The office is one that belongs to o BU"'a-- Mr Wt P, French returned the people by rights and they mu r-" Ae"u" Saturday. from Norfolk., where should name the man to mi itr'u". ""J f.uJhe wenttopnrehws Wrfliof rnt.hpr than pa vp it. to this nr that, wuuc wjo uiiiu auu iuw uiaiu ui I tt- , t. - i . i .! . . . ' . i bcs. ' io wtsuu iu dameituwu. uj faction to do. It is by the beg- nonr-mss Blanche vingtod, ftttpnd thfl nn.nino. n1th(t RTtv. of the friends with this ot Kamsuer. The groom, with ;,, n.A object in view that Mr. Britt is fir- Aom ranam Drotert.M ted at one hundred and in thA fipid to win. Tfpipoted ho best man, entered through' the . . . . o-V, ! mat mI 4 i.1 i.U- -14 J I ViUUOUl IRWtfKJ. ; . r-i. - i , t....tt'iL.." ... . . . na.rmw v pamrim iwinvi iHnnni uouiB w u - . , Iftvirtpnfc TiVirlavftt tha afat. nn All business entrusted tona Dromotlr attended to. - Office in Shaw Baifding. t. a. McNeill, Artoraey art' Law, , MJMBERTONj K. "t ' f Will practice in all the Courts. IhariV neat attended to promptly. ' XMtLMS. .W.MalMa. His eneaaies are honor beneath the central arch. During the ceremonv. Miss are for hi- mi ire lorklag ft llTSonywi fcT "in.t, t S2 bis election. These men who are .O.JfoConatek. tcLEil, IcLEiU tcCOIECI, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ' LCUBBRTOM. i L ! ' N C JffloM on tad floor of Bank of 1 bortoa BaUdlaj, Booof 1, t, t, 4 iompt attcntioa fires to aH budaeai CHAS. B. SKIPPER, : , Attorney af Law, ; LUMBERTON. - - - H. C. All buaineM entrusted to him will ra. ceive prompt and careful attention. , Office in Firtt National Bank BaOdlsff treat Post Office t is, m. britt; Attoraey at Law, ' LUMBIBTOir, , N C. , Office vpataini hi rgn Buikliiif, au mutneai promptly transacted. I v 1 fin V , . t.- - ... , argument against him the fact Musical Concert ! T m in your nome every night if you own a Crown Piano or Org?n. Write or call in when in town and get prices on jdate anything in House Fur nishings and Musical In- - V i struments. -HEAGLE FURNITURE ADD CARPET COMPANY. orses ind Mules!! I have on hand fifteen bead of Good Horses and Mules. When you buy from me you get the BEST. objected to have this right if they want but it is unfair and untrue to put Mr. Britt down as this or that bank's candidate. The friends of Mr. Britt who put his name before the people had it in mind to beat both factions and any otner reason assigned for bis being in the race is a misrep resentation. The main object was to beat all of those whoare considered factional candidates and to elect a people's mayor. If these same men who are objected to by Mr. Britt 's enemies had re mained in the race it would have been two scalps that the inde pendent voters would have taken rather than one. Everybody knows "J" Britt too well and no man should so far forget himself and all sense of fairness as to, say he is any private men or institution's cand- No one should dare to so pervert the truth. A thousand times would 'J" Britt rather his name had been left out than to have any man make any such charge against him. It may be politics for his enemies to claim this and try to use it against him but it is unfair and untrue. If any one fails to vote for Mr. Britt on such misrepresentation, knowing the man as they do, they are hard up for an excuse to defeat so honest and so worthy a man. Pegram A. Bryant. What irade iuggic At my place can be found all the Best Grades of Buggies, such as Tyson & Jones, JOxford, (Chase City) and several brands of Medium Grade Buggies. Also Oar Reporter Saw la New York. A recent visit to one of the largest paint factories in the world, disclosed machinery that Was prodnoing 10,000 gallons of Paint, and doing it better and in, less time than 100 gallons oould be made by hand mixing. Ibis was the celebrated L & M. Paint TheL &. M. Zino hardens the h. & M. White-Lead and makes L. & M. lAft. tho rhn mh fcn tho itrofn. a op against a passing xrain. une t.ho Rririsii rhni.i. f-r. tu0. cars was jerKeapy toe iramvpitn o-rin 3 I such force as to break the bar " I J 1 1A l The bride was beautifullv ot5B8 ana mBK compiei wrecK, i i a 1 1 a t i a. i trnvnnoA in rH in m lb- nQr f aflFa OI 106 Cart. XMeUner BIT Alien and carried bride's roses. Her nor 1)18 mnle were m3ared- veil was fastened with a crescent I A Sunday school was organ iz- of pearls. led at the National CJotton Mills The maid of honor wore white bunday afternoon by a number china silk and ' had white earn- of Baptists of this place. Mr. tions; the bridesmaids wore pink W- P. Barker was madesnperin- silk and carried white carna- tendent; Ur. K. 1, Allen, vice tions: Miss Muse wore white superintendent, and Mr. Luther china silk and Miss Townsend Hope, secretary and treasurer. lace on chiffon over taffeta. Both The school will meet each Sunday had pink carnations. afternoonhereafterat3:30o'clock. Miss Connie Capel and Master i be nan over tbe company store Haywood Graham were the rib - being used for a place of wor- bon bearers. ship for the present. The bride was one of Rowland 's most popular and attractive young ladies and the groom is a successful young dentist of Lum ber ton, and the circles of their f ririrlil-iiria rmirht. xpoll ho mono. ured bv the larro disnlav of 1 bursday afternoon and evening, - n - r 7 i 4 . i handsome presents they received. They left on the ten o'clock train for Richmond and James town. Miss Alford entertained the bridal party at an informal tea on Tuesday evening. Rowland, N. C, April 26, 1907. The Bazaar a Success. The Robeson Chapter of the All off With William Henry. Cat. United Daughters of the Confed eracy gave a Bazaar on the sec ond floor of the court house last A for the purpose of raising money for the monument which is now being erected on the court house square, ine large nail was elaborately decorated with flags and a profusion of flowers and ferns. Five tables were placed around tne room wnere ice cream and cake were served by a number of young ladies. Home made candies found readv sale. That cat of our, William Henry, The fancv articles were nnmer n k.A a.4.aJ I .. .... Bccma Buuoceujujeu nueuuiuii- ongana oeautifui, and were ea ety given him in these columns a I gerly purchased by many cus re w issues ago wnen we told of tome rs. Votes as to the most now tie got nis bead caught in an popular girl in Lumberton, were oyster can. He seemed not to soj(j by Mr. Geo. B- McLeod. In have been satisfied with the one this contest. Miss Minnie Len- time and over into the court non received the largest number house yard he wandered Friday and engaged in a similar experience. This is to notify him that he shall never be noticed any more if he cuts his yellow head off. Our object in reporting his previous experience was merely j to note a rather unusual circutn j stance and it was certainly far i from onr intention to arouse in Nice Line of Harness. C. M. FULLER LUMBERTON NO. CA. April i8th Advertise In THEROBESOIMIAN. Paint wear like iron for 10 to 15 years. i 4 gallons L & M mixed with 3 ' gallons Linseed Oil makes 7 gallons of paint at a cost of less than 1 20 p jr gallon. If any defect exists in L &. M. PaiDt, will repaint the house for nothing. j Donation:) of L. &. M. made to! ch arches. Sold by The McAllister Hardware I Company. 29 & 6 ! William Henry a desire to become a maniac for the sake of notoriety. There will be a call communi cation of St. Albans Lodge, No. 114 F-and A. M. Tuesday even ing, April 30th. Third degree-work- Visiting brethren arc cordially invited to attend. Contributions for the relief of the Chinese sufferers, if given to Miss Lizzie Caldwell, will be im mediately forwarded to The ' Christian Herald, and from there hiignt ot the converts of the cabled to China. Lvery cent recent meeting of the Baptist given for this cause, will help to church, were baptised by Rev. ' save the lives of the poor.perish Mr. Durham Sunday night. ing human beings. beautiful picture by Mr. M. G McKenzie- Another feature, was guessing the name of a handsome doll All failed to guess the right name, which was Edna," Mr. J. P. Stansel purchased the doll and presented it to Miss Marie Linkhaw. , Letters written to all the young people of the town were sold for ten cents each by Misses Watson, Gower and Harper. The Confederate booth was conductpd by Misses Winnie Rowland and Elberta Winburne. They had for sale hand-painted blotters, posters. confederate calendars, portraits of fee and Jackson and other articles. The occasion was one of thor-, ough interest and enjoyment for all who attended, an the Daugh ters feel Tnuch gratified at the result of their efforts. Alter all xnenses were paid, about $125.00 was cleared. Attorneys and Coonielort at law, t,UXZZZt02t..tJ- . N. C. E. J. BRITT, x ArroamtT at Law, Lnmbertoo, N. C Office over Pope's Drag Store A. 0. PARVTN, Contractor and BalMer. Lamberton, N. C Plan. Specification and Pricea fnrn. If hed on application. F. L. BLACK, Attosmky at' Law, . MAXTONj N.C. Office on and floor McCaakill Bofldlnw. Rooms 6-8. Dr. N. A. Thompson, PHYSICIAN AND SUK.GEOV, Lumberton, : : : : N. 0. Office at Hospital. Phone No. 41. Down town office overDr. McMillan's Drug Store. Calls promptly answered night or day, in town or in the country. Dr. R. T. ALLEN, Dentist LUMBERTON, N. C. office over Dr. McMillan's Drug Store.' DR. J. D. REGAN, DENTIST, LCMBEBTOH, - - N. 0. ' MSce in Shaw nilding, drug eiore. orer Pope's Dr. F. H. PITMAN, DENTIST, ASHPOLE, N. C Dr. R. G. Rozikr. Da. John Knox. Dra. Rozier & Knox, Pbyslelans and Surgeons. Office at rear of Robeson Count r Loan aud Trust Company. H. T POPE. A. MCPHACL. Drs. Pope & McPhaul, Physicians and Surgeons, Lumberton, N. C. C)ffice up stairs in rear of Pope Dra Co's store. Dr. McPhan I 's resi dence phone No Subscribe for the Robesonian your neighbor is tired of be- pape r. linn- bothered about his 1 1 f a "IV