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Talcum
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air, and so delicately perfumed with
the odor of fresh flowers, that we
. know you will like it. 'It does not
have that Talcum Powder odor, just
The Smell ol Fresh Violets
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We handle all the different kinds of
High-Grade Talcum Powders, but re
gard By-Lo as the best there is. You
will think so too when you try it.
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Sod
DRUGGISTS,
Lumberton, N. O.
June 18th
, The Old
Reliable,
My Market has ever
been and is yet up-to-date
in Variety
and Quality.
As to service, I give
the Best in my shop.
A. H. Hinds,
Phone 53.
Notice !
LUMBERTON NOVELTY WORKS
For Mantels, Columns, Brackets,
Balusters, Pulpits, Church Pews and
all kinds of odd jobs.
Mail orders solicited. Terms reason-
ble.
R. B. Humphrey,
Proprietor and Manager.
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MANUFACTURES OF
oors, Sash, Blinds Mouldings,
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Charleston. S. C
Purchase our makes, which we guar
antee superior to any sold South, and
thereby save money, window ana ran
cy Glass a Specialty 4-20
Fire Insurance!
- For further information apply to
' S. H. HAMILTON,
Western Union Telegraph Office.
Mail Year Loied Ones Graves.
Headstones. - $4.00 Up
Monuments, - 11.00 Up
Best Blue and White Marble.
Save Traveling Agent's Commission
order through G. E RANCKE,
1-3-7-1 Lumberton, N. C.
fl Thing Of Beauty Is fl
Jou Forever.
Our Photographs are Beautiful and Life
like, finished in the mosrup-to-date styles
Come and see our"work. We niak Fami
ly Groujics, V;ew i;.tc Come while tb
weather is pleasant nd luring the little
folks.
E. J.l WAITS,
MJMBERTON ART.STUDIO.
Over Pooe's Drug' Store.
Juniper Shingles.
Any one wanting Juniper Shingles will
do well to get my prices. Large quantity
on hand at all times. ' -
D. T. ROZIER,
i-i7-4-5
Howellsville, N? C.
Subscribers are earnestly're
quested ts report to us any fjtr
ure of carrier to deliver paper
promptly. i . ,'.V
Powder
Old People
needvutol
it strengthens and vitalizes
With old age-'comes feebleness and
loss of power; the blood is thin and
digestion weak.
Vinol repairs . worn tissues and
checks the natural decline. It tones
up the digestive organs, aids assimi
lation, makes ( rich, red blood,, and
strengthens every organ In the body.
In this natural manner Vinol replaces
weakness with strength.
Vinol contains all the medicinal
elements of cod liver oil in. a concen
trated form, taken from fresh cods'
livers, the useless oil eliminated and
tonic iron added.
Try it on q.ur guarantee.
Dr. j. D. McMillan & Son,
Druggists.
OUR ORPHANAGE.
Editor Johnson Writes Interest
ingly ol the Orphanage.
For the sake of those who are
not familiar with it we will say
that we have 340 children at the
Orphanage, and the daily expen
ses of the institution are seventy
dollars. Think of that will you?
Bills at the end of each week to
meet aggregating nearly $500.00
and without a dollar pledged by
the Legislature or any other
body.
The Lord is our refuge. He
has a willing people, and through
all these years has touched their
hearts and made them tender,
Has he touched yours? If not,
will you not let this story have
its blessed effect, and gladly join
the throng who stand by the Or
Dhanacre through shade and
shine.
Many of the children are with
out father or mother- Waifs and
stvaylings adrift upon the tide
;hey would be, but for the friend-
y hand of help extended them
throuerh the Orphanage. But
thanks be to Him who loved and
blesed little children, they have
here a beautiful homesurrounded
with hallowed influences and ex
empt from many a temptation to
which your child exposed.
Yes, it is a beautiful home
The time was when it was deem
ed unsafe to tell our people of the
comforts the orphan children en
joy; but that day has passed, and
the friends of the institution re
joice in the advantages surround
ing the homeless ones.
Camp All Rowland Will Meet
Friday.
Camp Alf Rowland No. 1302
Confederate Veterans, Comrades,
you are hereby directed to meet
at Lumberton, May 10th, to take
part in the ceremonies of the un
veiling of trje Monument by order
of the Commander.
N. T. McLean,
Capt Commander.
W.J.Smith,
Adjutant.
Rowland, N.'p. May 6th, 1907.
CURES ALL SHIN DISEASES.
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Sulphur-the Accepted Remedy
for 9 Hundred Years.
Sulphur j one of the greatest remedies
nature ever, gave to man. Every phyn
cian knOw it cures skin aud blood trou
bles. Hancock's Liqiud Sulphur ena
bles yoii to get the full bent fit in" most
onvenient torm. Don't take sulphur
'tablets" or "wafers," or powdered sul
hut In. molasses. Hancock's Liquid
SutppUR is pleasant to take and perfect
in ft action. Druggists sell it.
A well known citizen of Danville, Pa.,
writes: "I have had an aggravated case
ofEczema for over twenty-five years. I
liiytt used seven 50-cent bottles of Liquid
and one iar of vour Hancock's Liquid
Swhur Ointment, and now I feel as
though I had a brand new pair of hands.
Jthas cured me and am certain it will cure
anyone if they persist in u-ing Hancock's
1iquid suwiruR accoraing 10 airecuons.
IiUTI.BR H.DGAR.
IfSolidGold and Gold-Filled Booches,
P ?ces right McLean-Rosier Company.
Drops From Hospital Window
Fay etteville, May 6. Tb is
morning about 7 o'clock pedes
trians were horrified when they
saw a man, a patient in the
Highsmith Hospital, hanging by
one hand from a window on the
third floor yelling to save me;
but before assistance could be
rendered he lost his hold and
dropped to the sidewalk, 50 feet
below. After being carried into
the hospital by doctors and nur
ses.it was found that he had sus
tained a broken arm and broken
leg, also internal injury. He
proved to be John L- Sherwood, a
prominent young business man
of Dillon, S. C. He fell at 7
o'clock just as the night nurses
were going off duty and the day
force coming on. This gave him
his first opportunity to get to a
window.
Mr. Sherwood was formerly a
resident this of city, a clerk for
the late Jamds Burnes. This af
ternoon his condition is critical,
and little hope is entertained for
his recovery- Mr Sherwood was
admitted to the hospital last
Wednesday and has since been
perfectly rational with nothing in
his condition to require watch
fulness or lead to the supposition
of any danger of such a lamenta
ble occurrence. It is thought he
had risen and was sitting in the
window and he lost his balance.
His immediate cries for help
would indicate that. A careful
examination shows that the right
leg was broken. At 2 o'clock
the physicians could not give an
opinion as to chances of recov
ery, i
Later. Mr. SheWood died
from his injuries at 6 o'clock this
afternoon.
Demon Flees From Axe.
Charlotte Observer.
Columbia, S. C, May 6.--WU-liam
McDuffy, a North Carolina
negro, was lodged in the Marion
county jail last night, charged
with havingbroken.into the house
ofT. W. Sellers, agent at Zion
railroad station and attempting
to crimiininally assault Mrs
Charles Sellers, who was spend
ing the night there. There was
no one else in the house at the
house at the time except Mr.
Sellar's little daughter. Mrs.
Sellers managed to get hold of an
axe after having been severely
choked, but the negro made his
escape unhurt. McDuffy was
carried before Mrs. Sellers, who
identified him as her assailant.
McDuny maintains his inno
cence, but bears a bad reputa
tion throughout'! this section and
has served several sentences up
on the chaingang for various of
fences.
Mrs. Sellers is highly respect
ed in the community in which she
lives. The news of her experi
ence caused considerable excite
ment throughout the county and
that the fiend did not meet death
at the hands of the infuriated
people is proof of their high re
gard for the law.
Float From Red Springs.
Citizen.
The marshals appointed from
Red Springs to assist in unveil
ing the Con f ed e rate ,mon u ment
at Lumberton On Friday, May
10, have placed at the disposal of
the Daughters of the town a float
to go into the parade. The
Daughters have accepted this
generous offer, and have called a
meeting to be held at Mrs. T. M.
Cunningnam's home on Tuesday
afternoon next at 3:30 o'clock to
make arrangements for the trip
to Lainberton, many of whom ex
pect to take part in the unveiling
ceremonies.
Call at our store, please, for a free sam
ple of Dr. Shoop's "Health Coffee." If
real coffee disturbs your Stomach, your
Heart or Kidneys, then try this Clever
Coffee imitation While Dr. Shoop has
very closely matched Old Java and Mocha
Coffee in flavor and taste, yet he has not
even a single grain of real Coffee in it.
Dr. Snoop's Health Cottee Imitatation is
made from pure toasted grain or cereals,
with Malt, Nuts, Etc. You will surely
like Health Coffee. Sold by John H.
Wishart.
Lockets and Chains to suit everybody
McLean-Rozier Company.
'- First Sulphur Matches.
Youth's Companion.
In these davs of rapid
pro
gress it does not take
long to
make an appliance old fashioned
and out of date. Not more
than seventy years ago the
match was considered an in
novation of a daring and dan
gerous type. The conservative
still scraped away with the steel
and flint, holding" the suipnur
dipped stick in fear and trem
bling. One Robert Gibbs tells the
story of the first match he ever
saw. A school-fellow who had
visited London brought back
with him, besides his stories of
that wonderful town, a box of
the newly invented matches.
He exhibited them to his won-,
derful mates and, as a ereat
favor, presented one to Gibbs.
The boy took his prize home,
struck it in the chimneycioce
and g-leeful watched the surprise
of his mother.
"Now you may throw away
the tinder box," he said.
"No such a thing," responded
the prudent woman. "Matches
which lisrht themselves will
find no place here. Why, some
night we might be burned in
our beds! Give up the tinder
box."
A Salem, Mass., newspaper
of June, 1836, speaks approv
ingly of one of the inhabitants
of its town.
"Notwithstanding the con-
vemence ot tnose dangerous
little articles which are in
almost everybody's hands, but
which will all their charms,
bid fair to prove a heavy curse
on the community, we learn
there is one man in Salem, a
respectable tradesman who
keeps a store where he should
generally expect to find such
things, but who has never, sold
them or allowed them to be
used on his premises. He
sticks to the Hint, steel and
tinder; he shows his wisdom in
so doing. How many can say
as much?"
Rubbing Restores Life.
Charlotte Observer.
A fall into a tub of water head
foremost nearly cost the life of
little Alma, the 13-months' old
child of Mr- and Mrs. John B.
McQuay. Only the most per
sistent effort of neighbors who
responded to the screams of the
motbe- and used every known
means of resuscitation caused
again the tiny lungs to expand
with the breath of life, after an
apparent lapse of several min
utes. The accident occurred about 2
o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs.
McQuay had left the child alone
but a few moments, but missing
her, went in'search of her. She
was horrified to discover the lit
tle one standing on her head in a
tub of water at the well. She
seized the child and called for I
help. When neighbors arrived
there was no evidence whattve r
of the presence of life, but hope'
was not given up and after a vig
orous ruboing and tne use or;
stimulants the infant was brought
around and showed but little ill '
i
effects. i
A Hard Debt to Pay.
"I owe a debt of gratitude that
can never be paid oft, " writes G. ,'
S. Clark, of Westville, Iowa, "for
my rescue from death, by Dr. '
King's New Disoovery. Both lungs !
were so seriously atfected that.
death seemed imminent, when I'
commenced taking New Discovery. !
The ominous dry, hacking cough
quit before the first bottle was'
used, and two more bottles made a
complete cure Nothing has ever
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colds and all throat and lung com
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Tobacco Stories.
Charlotte Otoeiver
They were talking about tobac
co. Said one: "I was the luckiest
fellow that ever lived when I be
gan the habit. A great many
times I fooled my mother, who
would believe me on sight. But
my father came in on me in the
kitchen once when I actually had
a pipe in my mouth, drawing at
it and emitting a cloud of the
smoke-
"ffe did not need to say any
thing. I knew.
"Papa,' I said, 'I am not smok
ing. I have just lit the pipe for
Mary,' and I passed the pipe to
the cook with as confident an air
as I could assume.
"Bless her soul, she took it and
went on smoking, and my father
went on his way, satisfied "
"I had a worse time than
that," said the next man. "My
father came upon me with a large
chew of tobacco in my mouth.
Said he, 'Son, aren't you chewing
tobacco?' I gulped the whole
thing down, held my face as
straightas I could, and said, 'N-no
sir. "
A Significant Prayer.
"May the Lord help yeu make
Bucklen's Arnica Salve known to
all," writes J. O. Jenkins, of
Chapel Bill. N. C. "It quickly
took the pain ont of a felon for me
and cured it in a wonderfully short
time.' Best on earth for sores,
burns and wounds. 25c. at all drug
stores.
Largest line G ld Watches in town.
McLean-Rozier Company,
Seasonable
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D CAi(ltllMtll
vim lcaa, iiuigiiuiiM,
Millets, Teosinte,
Late Seed Potatoes,
Buckwheat. Vetches,
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Wood's Crop Special, giving
prices and timely information a
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advantage and profit at different
seasons of the year, mailed free on
request. Write for it.
Lftdies and Gents Sgnet Rings, all
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Your Needs.
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Mast Wed or Pay Fine.
Omaha, Neb., May 7. All old
maids and old bachelors of Oma
ha must get married within sixty
days or pay a heavy fine, if the
city council has the power to
make them do it. "Cowboy"
Mayor Jim Dahlman says he
will sign the ordinance to be in
troduced at the next meeting of
the council, which requires that
all single persons between the
ages of twenty-five and forty-five
of normal physical and mental
conditions get married within
sixty days. No excuses are to
be accepted. Get married or pay
a heavy fine are the only two
things left for the unmarried to
do. However, the bill does not
discriminate against the men, as
the order will apply to women
just as well as to the males, Wid
ows and widowers are exempted.
A majority of the city council
men have expressed themselves
as in favor of the new ordinance,
and Mayor Dahlman says he will
lose no time in attaching his sig
nature to the bill when presented
to him.
May Drive all of Tbem
From
State.
Jefferson City, Mo. May 8.
Insurance men in Missouri are
awaiting with appreciation the
taking effect on June 15th of sen
ate bill No. 1106, passed .recent
ly by the legislature. The act
provides that no domestic life in
surance company shall pay any
salary or emolument to any officer
or person in excess of $5,000 per
annum unless such payment has
been authorized by the board of
directors- But section 2 causes
the most apprehension. It reads
as follows.
"No life insurance company
which pays a salary or compen
sation for services or as an em
olument or allowance of any kind
whatsoever more than $5,000 per
I annum to any one person shall be
licensed to transact business in
the state."
If the section is construed lit
erally, the effect will bo to drive
from the state every one of the
old-line companies. Attorney
General Hadley says the section
means just just what it says.
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