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VOL.' XXXVIII, NO. 37.'
LUMBERTON, NORTH', CAROLINA,. MONDAY, JCJLY 1. 1907,;
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Read and be Convinced
; That Ya Sell Watches Cheap:
fin !s
18 Siza Blcria: Waltbam and
Hampden ? Jewel at 55.00. j
v ; 17 jj e Wei Illinois i Wolttiam add
Elgin in -best type, of SilveriSe
Case m ade at 59.00. Same move
ments in th old Reliable 20 year
Fayh Case at $12.60.
Beautiful Designs in 17 Jewel,
12 and ylQ, Size ,in B'ayb'sO
;Year Case at $15 00 at,
7 Jewel Waltham. Elcrin and Hampden 'in Fayh's
u x ear .uase at $ xu.uu ana $ 1 1 uu. . : , I -
. ' " ': ;'- ; . ,V ;.; v ;' -...',,:-
Boyliti's Jewelry - Store.
MAXTON NEWS ITEMS.
& - v. , '
and the Maxton Guards received
Preparation For Fourth -Mar-!"" 7"wlWB u v
rlagc Ol Popular Young People the 4th of July at which time
IU9: Nr 5'?))
' Locals. ' v ' 1
Corretfpualenjrof The KoVaonUA.- v; i
. Great preparations are ileing
made for ' the ' Cotton Growers
Rally and Picnic to be held here
on the 4th of July. Hon D
Smith; the National Organizer
nrilfHe here and address the cit
izensa good band .will ' furnish
music and a large -croird" i ;ex
pected to attend. ; . ;
r Dr. L. R. Kirkpatrick returned
borne- Wednesday ; night' ' from
Seneca. . U.. .where - be vras
called on account' of the I serious
illness and death of his mother
Much sympathy is .felt for bim
His mother had , many 4 friends
t .... -..tl ....... f . a
nere woo wui ieara or oer aeam
with much regret. ; . She visited
nere a few years ago, . '
Mr. and Mrs.' A: T. McLean.of
Jjumberton, are visiting here : a
the home of - Mr. 1 McLean's
mother. ,-t ; ' . .
; Last Wednesday night on Mr.
Alex MeKinnon's place a colored
woman heard some noise in the
back yard and got a gan to go
out and investigate. However,
before she eot oat of the house
the.i'gun ' Waslaccidently dis
charged ' and ' she received
wound" which ' resulted in her
Inspector S. A L. Ry. death.' 1 It was at. first thought
J; T, burke;
Jeweler and Optician,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Clocks
And
Diamonds, Watches,
and Jewelry. J
Silverware, ' , Cnt : Glass
. Silver, Novelties.
Repairing and Adjusting Fine
. . Watches a Specialty, j
All Work Guaranteed,
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Life is short and Swei
Success , often " comes
. iate in life, but for.baf-
And Musical 'Instrh
ment3,e haye them At
all times. ',
EAGLE
COMPANYl
Seaboard
Air line
Trains Pass Lumberton asr Follows:;
No. 45,' 65 A. M; ; r- No. 40,' 11:40 A. M.
No. 89, 6:56 P. M. ' No. 44,
! that she had been shot by some
one else but s a coroner's inquest
found that the deceased came to
her death by a gunshot wound ac
cidently: inflicted by herself.
Deceased lived a few hours after.
beinR shot and was conscious nn
til she died. - ..'. ! " : :
f :Mr. Donald McQueen,, one of
the popular salesmen in thelarge
store of Mr. J. W, Carter of. this
place was married Tuesday night
to Miss Taylor of Rowland. They
left immediately: after the cere
mony for Jamestown where they
will spend , their honeymoon.
F0RNI10RS HID CARPET PV wUl arrive here next week.
- miss Margaret jtsarnes is - a
Lumberton .visitor ' this week.
She is atthe homo of Miss Jessie
Fuller. " ' f 1 1 t -
Mr. . Hubert Ramseur spent
Thursday in Wilmington on bus
iness. ' -'i 7 - " T T - '
Maxton and the 'surrounding
country has f been soaked with
rain for the past few days. ' It
commenced Thursday night and
rained until noon to-day and con
sequently every thing is full o
watebfiM i ' :
Miss Margaret Mclver.of Car
thage, arrived here from Laurin
bu rg. and will spend some time
N. C I visitinir her friends. t v
Prof. J. IL Bandy and his corps
of assistances arrived here hw
Monday morning and have com
menced ' the preliminary survey
for the vyater and sewerage sys
tem for the town. -
It is ' rumored that Maxton
will soon have a - knittinsr mill
More than the general rumor
your correspondent is unable to
earn. ' , '
Mr. Leon T. Cook left here las
Wednesday for New York City
He and Mr. E. G. Davis expect
to take one of , the ocean liners
Watches ! Watches 1
" At few High-Grade ( 17 Jewel;
Waltbam Watches in good Gold .
r Filled Cases. AH new,; Come
and see them. . , ,
Repairing S&dtitjn'2&&r
; . , New lot Spectacles ) and' Eye -;,Glases
just Received. Take care ; .
of your eyes, for they are all you
K ' have. L' 7 , 'r
fl.B; HUMPHREY;
' 1 ' Corner Under Colombia Hotel. i x:
Lamliertoa. '' 'r
(the Third Rittalion of North
Carolina National Guards will
have a sham battle. The Com
pany was unable to 1 accept the
invitation but Maj. Sellers who is
in command of this battallion
and his adjutant,F. L. Black will
go up and take part in the same.
Thft two Fayetteville Companies,
Lumber . Bridge and Clinton will
attend and. take part. ; , , ; 1
, Mrs. G. )2. . Sellers and, daugh
ter. Evelyn, are spending some
time ai xiw vernon opnngs. : 4 ,
Miss Lucile Patton who visited
Mrs. R: D. Croom here returned
to her home at Dublin, Ga. Thurs
day, u ' " 4 ' H
Miss Katie McLean ' has re-
turned to her home at Laurinburg
after visiting relatives: here.
Hon. ' G. B. . Patterson spent
Tuesday at ; Hoffman on busi
ness. ' -
Dr. k G, Hill was a Charlotte
visitor Tuesday.
wni nu rwwiiii. i tHilh fit Pi I l'HWil' f
miss Vivian Townsend return
ed Saturday from : Maxton, Wade wuhart, p. p. Shaw.
where she spent a few days vis- . Wishart L, haw.
V 4 w . '
iting her sister,- Mrs. O. C.
Spalding. v
Criminal court convened here Aiibtnincw entnwted to v$ promptly
present and presiding. ;A num
lUMBERTON, - . ' ,
Office is Shaw BaiUiag.
ber of important cases are to
be tried. A large crowd from
the surrounding country are in
town. v ; .
Mrs. D. R. Stephenson, nf
r irsiourg, , Ma, wno etas oeen i
visiting her parents, , Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Bridgers, at Marion,
S. C", arrived : here Saturday
night and will spend some time
the guest of Mrs. A, E. White
and other friends:
Rev. 8. E. Mercer conducted
services at the Methodist church
Sunday evening. His educa
tional sermon was excellent and
enjoyed by a large congregation.
t. a. McNeill,
Attoracjr at law. ."
LUMBERTON, K. C.,
Will practice in all the CosrU.
new attended to promptly, ,
i.M.MCemtlu - - - f
" ATTORNEYS A2r LAW, j
LCaf BKftTOZf, . . .K C
Ottart oa Sad floor A Baak of Laaa .
bertoaBaUdlaf,Baonl,t,8vA4
Prompt atttat&nt glTts to all buatam
OHAS. B. SKCPPER,
' Artoraey at Law, , Vj
. LUMBBftTON, - . H. C. " , ,
in town in the interest of the
" Mr. Chas. B. Skipper, of the Methodist College at Maxton.
moerwn car, wasere on ie- By a gfiKht change in 8chedule
gal business Friday. , on the fioahoard whfh WonMnfrt
Mr. ian jJicjiinnon ana sisters, Uffw-t trwfav 'tfia mnrr,tn tnrn'
Misses Ida and Margaret McKin- t rom Charlotte now hpr
non iert last Monday for the Ut 11. wi a n.n rm.
ii mi' : m . I lu vanBMauwmaio bub mu n
wr. mercer wiu ayen a iew aays I ceife prompt aad careful attention;
Office la First National Bank BoUdiat
ver Poet Office , t j ' , ...
Jamestown Exposition
-Maxton. July L
K M. BRITT,
Attoraay at Law, .
Lumbirtos, N. 0." -
fflca apataira ia Argvt BnlMing.
All trtwinete promptly tiaaatctad. '
Dtatte of Bertram Williams. I
Bertram, the ten year old son
of Mr: and Mrs; Q. - T. -Williams, i
chancre dnAa not Pifteat an v nthoi
train. This Is done in order to I UCmiiyre GC dawronce
make connection withthe Atlan
tic Coast Line at Maxton " v ,
The Hall-Hughes LumberCom-
died Saturday about noon, after v p. h. Koo u
a two weeks' illness 'of . typhoid tered. It is authorized to do a
fever, From the. beginning of general lumber, real estate, gin
his illness he had bean varcr ill. a t.
- j - "... - uu uiercnanaiae ousmess. Ana
and doubts of his .recovery were authorized capital is thirty thou-
toejlWWPriOrtopli ..nrfdnlTr -Th Hmnfc with
-He was bright, promising boy, u lhouMnd dollars which has
a favonte with his playmates, .k,hw i fci w.n
and his death brings deep tad-lT . trnirhft!. -nfl n. s MVa,.!
thur, of Parkton. " ,
If our people who are going
to the different summer resorts
ness : to ' many hearts. The
bereaved , family, have the sym
pathy of the community in their
sorrow. ;
The7 funeral " ; services were
held at the Bantist church ves-
tprdftv aftArnnnn hv tw n n ine eariy morning train, would
Durham, and '.:the remains wr taK tne precaution to secure
interred in the family lot in the kbeir tIckets and have their ba
cemetery at East Lumberton. M89 cnwited tne evening oeiore
Train Derailed .t T.lar. Hill. ?W would often save
n- t .t , . memseivesana tne ticnet agent
Passenger train No. 40, bound L Maf .M, u
for, Wmington,. which passed and troubfe. wnBer
tickets are troublesome, taking
Attoraeys aad Coaaaalan at Law,':
LUMBgRTOK, j , If." C.
. EL -J. BRITT,
V-''.' ArtoajrcT at Law, ' ""
; - Lmbartoa, If.C. ,' '
' Oflca orer Popt'a Oraf Store. -;
.;.:- - ':.r;ATToainnrAT Utikiil.
J r t MAXTOR. W.fcTnV V?' ' '
QCcoa Md&xvUcCaaUUBaUdlaxV
Roomi6-a. yVrx; y.-.
STOCK REMEDIES.
Erery bottle of Dr. Edmund's Colic
aad Loag Fever Cure b Guaranteed for
and Other places using season eolkjrravel, pneumonia, stomache aad
4I . , . r u 1. lung disorder.-Abo a blood pnrifier.
tickets, ' leaving , Lumberton , on . , pf. w. c. edmund, ,
the earlv mornlncr train, would 3- ' - " Lnmberton, n. C
here at 11:45, was partially de
Bailuay
10:45 P. M.
- Nos. 89 and 40 operate Pullman Parlor service between . Wilming
ton ana unariotte in connection witn jnos. so ana a, ,
Exposition Hates Lumberton to Norfolk and Return ,
' Season Tickets," Limited to December 15th, 1907, ' ' . Iia.50 ,
6o5ayc!teU l ' ' i-45 ,
10 Day Tickets, ''. - f , - 945 -s
0 , Coach-Excursion Tickets, Limited to 7 Days, ( 5.25 r
: Coach Excursion Tickets are only sold Tuesdays of each week,
and are pot good in Pullman Sleeping and Parlor cars. I
. For
Schedul
there and make a loug tour
abroad
' Mrs. Sue D. McRae and young-
.LM J 1 .1 .
er coiiaren nave return ea irom a
visit to relatives in South Caro
Una.
The infant child , of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Burns died pear High
Point ' Wednesday afternoon.
where Mrs: Burns was spending
awhile.. The remains arrived
here Thursday niurht and the fu
neral took place the next morn
ing. , The interment was in the
old cemetery near town. ' Much
sympathy is expressed for the
iles,' Hates and Time Tables or any other information, apply to ,v 4
G. T, COX, Agent, , ' C H, GATTIS, T. P A. I parents in their bereavement.
.. Lumberton. NC. - - Raleiflrh. :N "C. . ,.,Maior C. B. SpllAm and taff
railed at Tolar's Mill, one mile
and a half east of here Saturday.
One side; of trucks of Pullman
got off the track, and train mas
ter Tussee, fell and was slightly
hurt- Leaving the Pullman, the
train went on to Wilmington
without much delay. , .'
time and care, and mistakes will
often be avoided if this precau
tion is taken, which can easily be
done by phoning the agent.
LIgBtnlaa'aABtlea.
... . - -v . - - . ... '
Kinston, N. C, June 29. A I
gentleman from Trent Township,
who was in the city today, said
Dr.N.A. Thompcon,
PHYSICIAN AND 8UIGSOH,
Lumberton. 1 j . j i IT. tV
Office at Hosp-U'. ' Phone No. 4U
Down town office overJDr. UcMilbji'a
Drag Store, Calls promptly answered
night or day, In town or-in the country.
Dr. a T. ALLEN, v
Dentist,
LUMDERTON, N. C.
Jffice aver Dr. Mcaflllan'e Drag Store.
DR. J. D. REGAN, .
, 1 DENTIST ;
:'" , LUMBKBTOS, i m."'m! N . 0 ,
Jffiaa
ia Shaw VaOding, ovr PopVi
Dr. F. H. PTT2IA1T,
DENTIST,
line to a post and . passed on to! ASHPOLC, 'r , w. c
' Wit Oar Advertisers.
Plenty of money has always that the electrical storm was in
been furnished customers' by nuch evidence out in that see
the. Bank of Lumberton. to tonWetoesday. At Mr. J. J.
meet all legitimate needs. , n n T
oavinsrs Bank where your moo-1 u t u.u j
... . . lauvtuer uumv wuiuu ib Miresu Wla
ey will draw interest comnoirnd! "t h-j a. . i.Twa. f w, a. McraAox.
ed every three months. ; the tree to the ' flretloaFand rDr Pe, -McPhaal,
White & Goueh hare on killed fourhens and'four smalll rtasaks6jreesm :
hand $25,000 worth of first chickens. It did not injure the! LnntDettea, ViC .
class merchandise. New goods wire, however, from the first to! OOoa p atabs lai raar of Popa Dm
daily arriving. ' the second post where it went! ; Oo'Satora. . Dr. UoPiuud'a real
1 tmj .oaaca poona am lrTTw Ya
read I off mt0 h BTroundL .
FREE
For health insurance
H. B. Wards ad. ..J.
BOylin wants to Convince you Uanalmrf beHaaa. " f
that he sells watches cheap. I Mr. D, C Norton, who farms
The Artistic Stieff, always Ion the lands of. Mr. , James
sweet and sympathetic, never T. McLaurin, in Stewartsville
disappoints. township, while ! plowing in
Trinity College Trinity Park hl fleld on January , loth, 1906,
Schoof and Binoham firhnnl ra dropped his watch and plowed it
excellent institutions of learn- nnderthe 80iL 0x1 la,t Tbnn''
ing for boys. j . Iday, June 13, 190717 months
' TT-.., r-v i.- Iv wuuw (jwwiuk at iut same
of f1- 6C th PIow ncored the
of dissolution in this issue. L-.Tv, x -
.iuuuwu.auu. riCUtll Uve ,h Atirl arnnn1 tho wth
urca. ior saie. . , hn m) mnrh m hU...Mri.o it ' ..::v;;"-" "JL --
advertises property for sale. running constantly since. 'promptly."
Xoi women for collecting
name and selling oar nor-'
cities, we irive hist areaw
laaas. Send your name to-day for our
new plan of Ma nrafltsi with little
work. WriSe to-day. .Address C T.
MOSELEY, Premium Department, x
E. 3rd Stmt. New York City w 6-3
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consider Paxtina Toilet Aadaentle a
necessity in the hygienic care of the
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. As a wash its cleansing,
germicidal, 'deodorising' and healing
qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Addrcaa
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Subscribers are earnestly re-