THE SEMI-WEEKLY ROBESONIAN.
THE ROBE SONIAN
ITII.IS1!KI MfNOY AND THORHDAY
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plied that we would not handle
the matter. We are not run
uinganewspiper for our health,
of couse, and we don't mind
saying that we need all the
money we can get out of legiti
mate' advertising, but taking
monev for arguments against
MR. CRAIG'S SPEECH.
way? The fifth district, from
which
u1B apcrv- j has
ol Men and Women In UnDer
ton Was Well Received and he
Won Many Friend He Showed
Mr.
been
Kitchin
honored
comes,
with
ed too strongly in the m a n-M to Lumber-ton Thutsday.
hood and womanhood of the ! - Misses Juliette and Lei a B Li
State to think they would be Ufd ,n Friday evenin-enter-
J rsiino1 a roar nf thniv mntav
j three Governors since the war. (discouraged -by the temporary i friends. Among those present
! and why should the great west; hard tiuus. ! were Misses May McCall, Eiith
be ignored? His own district! He concluded with a imppy : Bridgers. Poarl PaUv Margaret
reference to the historic mes-ji Gem-pe Pat te . sop,
sage that on time sent a thrill i Arthur Kenney. Dan MCi),
throuo-li t.hf Stat.H "Hold Rah- Walter and Adrian McR.-e.
own i eson and save the St
fk ;f
ho FiiimMn of the Cbiroet
Aoalnst Him and the Absurdity ! had gone solidly for him, but
ol Mr. Kltcnln's Martyr Kle. notwithstanding all the work
TKoi,m. mwH of women that has been done.Mr. Kitch-
and men that filled the opera tin could not carry
house last Wedneidav evening ; district s.didly to save his life. '.News Notes From Altord
KING & TUCKF
Sig City Shows Will Exii
In orderlns th .ridreiw of his paper changed
I uu!f orilier Hiioald (?lve the drtr.-HH U. ihte).
ha heen Koi nu. n.l He d?re8- Thf
With tli lrie circulation tlmt it has. int
urn Kutes will be urnlsuecl promptly to
iTinectlve advertisers. , .
' i K paper want- to be fair to correBronden
andIll Kle the-n as much latitude as 1
think- public policy will permit. We are Dot
reHpo.iHiDie forth views of any eori egpoi. d--tit.
We reuuire lhat a writer sign bin naire
io a communication attacking Bonie one e sr
or an lnHtimtion. In publishing articles
rli-re the name of the writer U not required
,o be pul.iihhed. we reserve the right, for good
ieans, to give the nme when asked tor.
pro
to hear Hon. Locke Craig, can not care to car
uw,tntr the sale of this fool didate for the Democratic nom- ry on a jomt discussion.
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stuff gives us pause, in tne
letter this inquirerdeposesand
ination for Gorernor, was very ; with Mr. Kitchin because they
much pleased with his speech, are both Democrats and there
t , ! vr- Onltr's time vas limited.as is nothine for them todiscuss
-ays, "in tne copy 1 pi""r t . !, ,. . , ,
furnWiino-there is nothing ob-he.had to go away on the tram j but personalities, and he did
.;.-,hT if merelvheinrroui ! to Wilmington at 10 o'clock.and! not want to go about the
side of the question of pvohi-Uhe audience was hungry for ! State sowing discord
hition " So. But isn t that a : more wncn c au to 4"" jr';r
x ti, wnh;-t..i Once or twice durinsr his re
cummeinai y uu -".) ,
it " i Mr. John ' armiehael aial ; " , t 1
lf- i daughter, Miss Uattie. viit.a ' 1 tPVT t
tllordsvllle. ; relatives in this vicinity Saturday ; i rWX tUIia
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He declared the basis of Mr
Correspondene of Tke Kobesuniaa. and Sunday
We have had some real cool Mrs. L;zzie Pate, who has been
days considering it is the month I visiting her brother in Alabama,
of May, and windy, too. The farm returned to her homa last week
ers are now busy having their! Mr. Hector Carlyle, of Fair
cotton chopped. Tney have i wont, was in this vicinity last
made a good start and are pro-' week.
pressing finely. Elrod, N. C, May o, 1103,
Mrs. Crawford spent Wednes ' zr. .
in the; jay ac the pleasant ;:ome of Mr.
and Mrs J. Hi. Alford Miss
Mary Covington and Mr. Bob
Blake made a visit toElr.d Sui -
, May 1
a v :r -t
& J
This
BUSINESS BUILDERS:
Show Comes Hisrhlv Snck-.w oF:k :n
and Refined, us well as an Educational Lx.il
intvB su:ji m mo nest uay una ior.iien;e--'
and NINE FUNNY VU) AX.-l.
- - T" 4- 1 ' j r.' -r A A Q v ' f a f V ft - 1
Don't thatiar vou? How would ! marks lie made complimentary i - . . day.
' u J' . . r , -1 i. it i tfucfc n nil rn m Wi nnsri rp a era msf :! Thoi-o will hu can'lcoj at Auh
terences to mr. Asrjiej nine . - - ...w
Mr. ! poiejrresuj'iei ian fiiuicii inurs-
! yo u like to advocate something , re
Coiigre.-B of March ara. IH7.
He i him and for Mr. Craig.
MONDAY, MAY 11.
, A GOOD TOWN.
A few nights ago, whan the
train from Wilmington rolled
in and the passengers were
alighting at the station, while
the in rters of the leading ho
tels of the town were making the
usual scramble for baggage, a
well known travelling man, on
I'omintr out of a car, was heard
0 . I
to say, "This is the best town
in North Carolina."
Well said. We do not claim
to have the very best town in
the whole State, but we do
claim that no town in North
Carolina has made greater
strides in progress during the
past few years than Lumber
ton. With our excellent paved
streets, the recent extension of
our water works system, our
handsome new graded school
building which was erected at
a cost of about $35,000 and
which would do credit to a
town five times the size of this
together with the magnificent
new coAift which is being erect
ed by tiie county, to say noth
ing of the many handsome
dwellings which have been
erected recently, it would seem
that our town is steadily going
forward, notwithstanding the
supposed "panic."
Here's hopingthat the newly
elected town council will have
the hearty co-operation and
support of every good citizen
in the welfare and upbuilding
of Lumberton.
, 1. j .1
when vou lelt that it was ntv " ; . ,. Iday and Wednesday nights con-
1 1 1 1 a 1. i ,11 ti i 1 1 in :rH(-ir ii 1 11 nave ui r l rr 1 cr 11 -t . k -
newspaper nancweu inecuargesa utt-, - i a noted by icev Mr. tjruwford.
in and his managers nave ' tnai tne raomeu nit-cic-s's. u un April 22 auss -viargaret axe-
brought against him in a very; tempted him with all the rich
:ihla manner, showinc the abso-ies of earth and that he was the
Wanted At o;:.-, two irls to learn to
set type. Will pay v it v. hilt- ies ru
ing App'y at T1k R.b-fO"!ai. offi e.
essan to assure a
ou wanted to advertise in that
your copy would contain roth
ing objectionable?
vis
that lone and only man whom
V have iust received a re- i-, Mr. O.raio-. is the candidate ! they could not influence;
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ed edition ol "bir waiter ;0fanv special interests, andianu mat tney are ror
Girt was quietly married at her
home to Mr. Bid Marson, a pros-
! nprnna fsirmtii. T7rr litro
Mr.
Raleigh's Lost Colony," bv Mr I the utter absurdity of Mr.Kitch-! Craig because they expect
Hamilton McMillan, ot Kd in's role of martyr. He was al-! something nom him. tie
Springs. In this book the au-j togelner happy in his reuarks j showed the utter absurdity of
thor presents the view that the' all tne way through, and wasjMr. Kitchin's claim that the
Croatan Indians of Robeson j frequently interrupted by en-j railroadsand American Tobocco
and adjoining comities are 3e-1 tliu.astio applause. iCo- are bitteily opposed to
scendants of the English colony j The speRiier was introdueed; Kitchin. Every Southern Rail-
left by Governor White on 1 ny Mr g Mclntyre, whose re-j way lawyer who is active in
Roanoke Island in 1587, and it
therefore contains matter of
special interest to the people of
this county. The result of
many years of patient investi
gation is contained in the book
and it contains much matter of
interest.
marks were well chosen and
apt. He referred to Mr. Craig's
long record of party service,
mentioning especially his mem
orable serrices in the campaign
nere, leaving immediately for
Florida on their wedding tour
They returned borne last Satur !
day.
From what we can hear wed-
ding bells are again chiaiiny over
in "Alfordsville" secticn.
The pretty residence of Miss
Belle Alford is completed and
now ready to be occupied-
Miss Mary McLean speut Sun-
day with her sister, Mrs F. D-;
Henderson.
The school at Hill Side closed
this campaign at all is for Past Friday with a picnic as a
Kitcin: JudffR Averv. who was: ceieorauon ior tne last day,
' - o - j t -- .
Wf unit-d a n h';n: 1 v- t Herpetic ma 1
who can sc:l orvHits W Uk; charge of
our liu-intsa in t- b- juii county on a
liberal cciiri i sion h-tsis. ICperience !
nnntcess ry. M 111 wb owns 1 one pie- '
f erred. T!i s ?r.c n, :i jiernianeiit and I
wcll-pnyiug position witlt ti:ie clir.ct-
of promotion Ad-!:ess I'rri iL A Hanip-i
ton, Snpe visor of Aen i s, Tne Krix I
Comp. ny, CUsr'iO'.te, N. C 5-11 i
Fop ShSc Dcnsmore lypewiittr in per '
fect condition, a si:;.p ;it o-i. Al o
I'erkins 1 power j.c!o"::ie er.ine 1
bi bargain at 550, or fS .io vi b
pump ja k. (Io--.: as i:ev. . Apt ly 11 ;
new cjurt bouse building s-l'- t
'th tl. T-i. y
i '11'H'liiJ S,
r - .1
i
"or S lie Two ten-'ori k ct-ment ina
cbines anil two (enient mixing 11m-cliii-.es.
complete with t diets f-r ?.cot
brick rrice to quick 'V"-f inm- :
dred dollars, (30 .) These machines i
will clear for hustling man from $12 00 ; In the Arena arc to be seen sU30
iu jiu.uu jjcr uav, inquire new com.
1 i,
housebuilding, Lumberton, N. 5-7-. t ;
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Claims Audited and Paid at Reg
ular Monthly Meeting.
of 1898 and again in 1900,when ilaws of the State last summer
he plead for the constitutional actively supporting Mr.
amendment. i Kitchin. And Mr. J. C. Man-
In beginning his remarks j ning, of Durham, manager of
Mr. Craig gracefully acknowl-l Mr. Kitchin'scampaign, led the
edged Mr. Mclntyre's refer-i light in the last Legislature
ence to himself, referring to j against a bill aimed at the
his service in the Legislature j-Araericaa Tobacco Co., and he
with Mr. Mclntyre.mdsaid that (based his fight against that bill
For Sale Lot of old doors, 50 cents i
virhinh vottt k.rl rr coomitinliT un. each: six mantels. l.oo each: lot ot I
at the head Of the railway law- ;nvpA mvsplf vrhrtK-qft': sash and frames, ft 00 each. Inquire
1 j f j j"- o jjoyea excepting myseir, wno was ew court house building, Lumberton,
yera n no ueienueu ine ooutnern so very unioriunate as toiose my ) jj c. 5-7-3t
I
lv. in its fight against the wedding ring. A liberal reward j -
r m of . 1 . will be given the one who ever ; FT sIeH??e
were Dassed:
Court House and Courts-E. J.
Britt, work on court house yard,
$15.33; Edwards & Broughton
Printing Co., supplies for clerk's
office, 39."0 ; E. G- Sipher, work
iu clerk's office, 50 cts; Free
man Printing Co.,printing,$18 80;
V. A. Yost, supplies clerk and
treasurer's offices, $2.10; W. H
Humphrey, preparing dockets,
aiding the candidacy of a man
who claimed that that compa-
It seems after all that Hon.
H. L. Godwin, Representative
in Congress from this district,
will have no formidable oppo
sition to his renomination. A
Washington dispatch the other
At meetings of the county
commissioners held last Monday
and Tuesday the following claims j ftODeson county has the habit ! on the ground that it would in-
of sending her ablest men. to jure that company, and 'twas
reoresent her in the General! strange that he should now be
Assembly. , He declared that he
believed North Carolina to be
the greatestState i the Uai, i ny is against him because he is
strongest in the potentialities ! going to destroy it. Moreover,
of her citizenship, and to be j Mr. Manning is vice-president
Governor of the State is tke 'of tha Duke bank in Durham,
etc, $10i. to; H. L. Lazenby, in- most exalted honor that could j and no sensible man would he-
spector on court house work, j comft tQ citizen. i leive that he would be support-
salary, $100; Total, $2o2-20. ! J Af I". 1 A n
Jail and Prisoners-E. C Mc-j He referred to the charge j mg Mr. Kitchin if the A. T-C.
Neill, conveying Jno. A. Williams j made by Mr. Kitchin that he i was fighting him.
from Buie to jail, $8; comeying I ( jIr Craig) was the candidate of: Mr- Craiff saitl that they had
Bud Williams to Goldsboro Asy-1 . ' . , , ; hronp-hr aaainst him nnlv nnp
lam, $20.90; J. n. Floyd, keeping ?me special interests, nd said ; brought against him only one
jail for month of April, $109.20; that he did not know what spe- charge that is true, and that is
K. M-Biggs, supplies, $3.70; J. cial interests ' Mr. Kitchia re-: that he Toted for one Repubh
E:G!lphe?.Vrsnl: '0, but he knew it .J- He did that 24 years ago
$1. Total, $222.05. not so. He referred humor-; before he had ever taken part
County Home and Paupers ously to the statement that he I in any convention, and hisstate-
Stephen Revels allowed $2 50 . candidate after Mr.1 ment that he had thought that
per monin ami piaceu uu iKguni
agon and Harness.
tinds and returns it tome. Itj and driver. Price for outfit, two bun
was a ring containing nine sets, I dred and sixty dollars. Inquire office
(four sapphires and five opals.) j new court Louse building, Lumberton,
Yesterday morning Mrs. Cov-i y-c- m 5-7 31
ington and I strolled about a i For Sale Cheap- One gin outfit com-
mile through the woods hunting j ith engine and boiler. Apply to
for huckleberries (as Mr. Hen 1 J- E. Singleton, shannon, x. c 5-?tf
dersonvtold me he had found ' Laundry Work Guaranteed I have
some) and I found one bush With foun 1 a starch that will mate your
green ones on it and dinner we i linen white.aml stiff. Give tne a chance
asked Mr. Hender where he had : 10 sho? J?unwh,a.t- 1 c?" fS;
. , , -1 , guaranteed Uer Wine, t! e Cliuiiiiiian.
found so many, as we had only 9
found one. "I found them on;
the bush," he said, ''and I guess Columbia Hotel and Cale-When
T. . , ' 1 , : - you want something to eat, come to or
lui.uo ujd.uc juu xuuuu- , call up the Columbia Hotel and Cte
i oeiieve we are go
some fruit this year
a single peach last year, but the
f the 1?-
Walkers, Acrobats, Aerial Artists, and TcaUicc.
Monkeys, Goats and Elephants, that do F.v
Talk, and a Host of Fuany Clow a s.
j un:--;--.
Doss, Paul
fvthit:-' -r.v.
Don't Fail to See Mabel, the Smallest
in the World.
2 Perlormances, Alternooii and Bight.
Don't miss the Grand GntskU
Exhibitions at 1:30 P. M
Grounds.
on Bh
, (-au Up lne oiuiuoia rioiei ami vaoc. It t,
ling to have ; "Phone No. 16. s. r. Spivey, Proprie-1 The Merchants Association, ! J6W GiTV , it 2, CTiES, t'Cl!i
I didn't see i tor 3-5-tf j oi Fayelievllle. N. C. ' -., . ,
i . i ' ...... L' i iTTr.YHTF.i'n.'i i: r .irn
t ... l, ... 1 i ' wui reiunu nou ia im Katirouu r ares
trees seem to have a goodly j
launch with engineer for patties at , - customers j.urchi.Bin joods on the
numoer inis year. i
Our gardens are doing nicely !
j i . 1 1 i , i
uu ere long we win oe reward-.
ed for our trouble in working
BilYerware, Cut G!ac
siring to go on the river. W. H. Pryant,
Lumberton, N. C. 1-30-tf
list; Pope Drug Co.. salary and
day stated that Mr. H.L. Cook, i supplies month of April, $21.50;
. I Jessie Ivey, allowed 51 oO per
month and placed on regular nsi;
of Fayetteyille, would be a can
didate for the nomination.
This Mr. Cook has denied and
he says that hedoes no tk now h o w
the report originated. We are
in receipt of letter from him
in which he says that he will
not be a candidate this year,
though he confesses to an am
bition to represent the district
in Congress and intimates that
he may be a candidate two
years here. And Hon. lohn
G. Shaw, who announced some
time ago that he would be a
candidate, announced Friday in
a letter to the editor of The
Fayetteville Observer that he
would not allow hia name to go
before the convention this year
for the nomination. We trust
that no opposition to Mr. God
win's renomination will devel
op. So far as we are able to
j udge, he has served his district
s well as any man could in a
short first term of two years.
As The Lexington Dispatchob
serves, in commenting upon
the report that Mr. Godwin
would have strong opposition:
"That's what's the matter with
the South. We change Con
gressmen so often that we get
nothing. We do not allow them
to stay in Congress long enough
to get acquainted, and ot
course they have no influence."
Of course it is anybody's piivi
lege to enter the race that wants
t , but we fail to see that there
would be any wisdom in mak
ing a change, and we hope and
believe that Mr. Godwin will be
returned without opposition.
Kitchin did and said that he had j a quarter of a century of loyal
to become acandidate after Mr. j service to tne party had atoaed
Kitchin did.that he could notfor that onemistake wasgreeted
well have become a candidate! w'tn enthusiastic applause. He
them.
Mrs. F. D. Henderson.
, Alfordsville, N.O., May 8, 1908.
Elrod News Notes.
CerreaBiiadeaee of Tlit RobMunian.
Mr. Tom Poole, of Maiton,was
in town Sunday visitinghis broth- j
er, Mr. R. T. Poole.
Rev. Mr. Crawford preached at j
Purvis Church Sunday night to a ;
large congregation.
Messrs. J. A. McRae. T. B. j
and R. W. Bullard and Master !;
Adrian McRae, of this place, went ;
following basis:
IF YOU LIVE
n miles or less $10.
i i to 15 miles $15.
21 to 25 miles
31 to 35 miles 35.
46 to 50 miles 5i.
For further information addr.-ss,
For Rent The offices occupied by Drs. j
Rozier & Knox, on first floor of Hank
of Lumberton building, will be for rent j
after January 1st. Also 3 offices on 2nd j
floor of same building Also two or three ;
booq iarms ior rent, ror n;n er 111-in.. c..ur, ... .,1, ,. .-.:;...
formation see Geo. B. EcLeod. bum- M&3 SCretSl7 faurtbdStS SSSOCiatlOil.
it V-i: -!
T.;.t..-.v, ';.
tore is lo "' '
berton, N. C.
12-16
VV. G. Reynolds, keeping county
home for April, $"4.10; Caldwell
Caiiyle, supplies, $1.75. Total,
$101.35.
Miscellaneous J. A. Camp
bell, building stock law fence
between Robeson and Cumber-
I 1 11 All El! . T7 T , nm s-sia
iana, tuo oj; v. fttuc. w. rfiri:,iafo fnr , ,t.an
oner, investigating the deatn oi
E. T. Ho word, $5; W. M. Davis, ; time than he nad. He
work on stoc law fence, $12;Lum become a candidate at the
ber Bridge Liirht 'Infantry, al
before; that he himself had asked what one would think of
been a candidate a long time, !a Sreat political party that
that this campaign seemed with- would call on him year after
out beginning amd without end' ! 3 ear for his services, when for a
but Mr. Kitchin had been a
lowed,$50; J. VV. Carter, wire for
stock law fence, nails for bridges
etc., $11G,35; Robasonia Pub
lishing Co.. publishing notice
land sale, til 2; French and Mc
Allister, rent and lights in Opera
House, $18; E- C. McNeill allow
ed for land sales, $399,12; E. C
McNeill, making 83 tax deeds,
$41.50; E. C. McNeill, allowed
credits, insolvent, $1,884.10, er
rors $695.55; D E. Ivey, allowed
poll tax, $2.4; F. P. Millburn,
architect, allowed $4272.99 5th
estimate, charged to court house
bond account; C-B.Cox,$14 20; J.
B. McLeod, Dr. C. H. Lennon,
M. C. Bristow, Alex. Watson and
B. F. Faircloth, $4 each services
in inquest murdered body near
Elrod. Total $7,676 .20.
Rebates as follows were al
lowed: E- C. Atkinson, on 1700,
over valuation; Jane Kelly, on
$400, over valuation; Mary Jan.
Currie, on $110, over valuation;
Mrs F. V. Easterling, on $1,050,
error in listing; Alex Campbell,
on dog, $1.
Notice was issusd for special
school election in Howellsville,
No. 2 and Thompson No. 1 to be
held June th.
Wm. Bryant, was appointed
surveyor for R. K. Sealy, vacant
land in Sterling.
E C. McNeill, making levies
on b3 land sales, $4 50, was con
tinued for further hearing.
Reports from M. G. McKenzie,
treasurer, and E. C. McNeill.
sheriff, were receiv.d and filed
for month of April.
solicitation of some of the most
distinguished ntn of -he State,
and Mr. Kitchin himself wanted
to make hint Governor if he
would only get out of his(Kitch
in's)way and wait four years
Mr. Kitchin would throw the
strength of hisinflueace to him
and he wopld be elected without
opposition. He was certain
that he could hate received tke
nomination for Congress from
his district at least twice.but he
got out of the way and let an-
-ii ;i. -i .
otner man nave n, ana he sup
posed Mr. Kitchin thought h
We received the other d?y
from the chairman of the anti
prohibition forces in the State
an inquiry as to whether we
would accept from the Anti-Pro
hibition League some adver
tising matter. The Robesonian
has always refused to carry
whiskey adveitisements.and we
quarter of a century he had re
sponded to the call and had done
the best he could, and when
the time for recognition came
would slam the doer in his face.
It was a slander against the
party. Mr. Kitchin had thought
him a good enovgh Democrat
to caU on him. and he had
gone to his district and had
helped to elect Mr. Kitchin to
Congress. He demanded to
know which was worse, the ac
cused or the accuser, and he de
clared that he did not want the
vote of any man who has that idea
of justice and Democracy.
Mr. Craig declared that
he is not a radical or a con
servative, but simply a Dem-
wouldforeverkeepgettingoutof ocrat wnih iucludes it all
Mr. Edwin Hardison, of Chad
bourn, spent yesterday here vis
iting his sister, Mrs. R. B. Beck
with. Cloth all Wool and Paint all Paint
Is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shoddy
pMnt. The L & M is Zinc Metal made
into Oxide of Zinc combined with Whitt
Iad, and then made into paint with pnre
Linseed Oil in tliousind gallon grinding
and mixings. Wears long; actual cost
only 1 1.20 per gallon.
L. & M. Paint Agents
McAllister Hardware Co., Lmnberton,
K C, AgeriU. 4-27-2tn
theway. Buthefailed tosee any)
reason why he should get out of 1
Mr. Kitchin's way. And when
he failed to get out of the way
Mr. Kilchia turned on him and
impugned his motives. He
declared that . the Democratic
party has. done more for the
Kitchin family than for any
other fanilv-in the State, while
he eowes from a section that ha
not been honored with the Gov
ernorship in 46 years. That sec
tion has stood loyally' by the
party,but it is the battleground
of the State, and it needs the en
couragement of the office for its
industrial development and ma
terial upbuilding. Why should
he get out of Mr. Kitchin's
Colds Tnat Hag On.
Colds that hang on in the spring
deplete the eyetem, exhaust the
nt rvee, and open the way for seri
ous illness. Take Foley's Honey
nd Tar. It quickly stops the
cough and expels the cold. It is
sale una oerUiu iu results. J. D,
AloMiltan & Sou, druggists, m
tie wanted to guarantee k
the greatest railwav the same
even-handed justice that is en
joyed by the poorest citizen in
the land; not to array class
against class; to emphasize the
dignity and justice of labor.
He believed in guaranteeing to
all men the product of their
toil, in giving "equal rights to
all and special privileges to
none." He declared that he
was tired of the spirit of agita
tion and that he wanted to do
something, to set the wheels ol
industry, whose idleness has
thrown many men out of employ
ment, in motion; and he believ-
Personal
If any person suspects that t eir
kidneys aie deranged they should
take Foley's Kidney Remedy at
once and not risk having Bright'8
di ease or diabetes. Delay g'ves
tJBe disease a stronger foot hold and
you Bhojild not delay taking Fo
ley's Kidney Remedy. J. D. Mc
Millan & Son, druggists. m
When Merchants stop advertising peo
ple think fhere is something wrong.
Human Filters.
The f unction of the kidneys is j
to strain out the impurities of the i
blood which is constantly passing
through them. Foley's Kidney
Remedy makes the kidneys heal
thy so they will strain out alii
waste matter from the blood. Take :
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once1
and it will make you well. J. D. i
McMillan & Son druggists, m
Mrs. Geo. G. Frt-nch says the smooth
ing iron heater is perfectly all right.
Commissioner's Sale.
By virtwe of authority vested in me un
der a decree of the Superior Court of
Robeson connty entered before the Clerk
in a special proceeding therein pending,
entitled Mollie R. Aorment. general
guardian of Owen C. Ncrment, Jr., Ex
Parte, same being Special Proceeding
No. 2;So, I will, on Monday, the 8th da
of June, 190S. at 12 o'clock, noon, at the
court house door in Lumberton, N. C,
offer for sale to the hi-'hest bidder at pub
lic auction for cash, the following lot or
parcel of land, situate and being in the
town of Lumberton, N. C, and being
part of lot No. 1 12 upon the official map !
f .1. - 1 If. . . L
01 iue sun town ana oounaea ana de
scribed as follows:
Beg lining at the Southeast corner of
lot No. 112 upon th- oflicial map of faid
town, same being the point where the
west line of 11m street intersects the
noith line of second street and runs
thence along the north line of Second
street, same being the south line of lot
Vo. 112, one hundred and twenty-five
feet to a stake iu the said north line of
Second street, same being a cor- j
ler of a part of said lot No. 1 12, bel -ng-
me to the estate of Kerry Gedwm. de- 1
ceased; thence in a northerly direction
and parallel with Elm street and along I
tne line 01 mat part ot lot No. 1 1 2 winch t
belongs to the estate of P. Godwin, de-
ceased, thirty feet to a stake in the line
of the lot of laud heretofore conveyed bv
i. ti. jones aui wue to li. Uoclwin and
others; thence in an easterly direction
and parallel with Second street, and I
along me line ot said lot heret lore c n-
veyed by N. H. Jones and wife to B
Godwin and others one hundred and
twenty-five feet lo a stake iu the w est line
t Llmstreet.same also being the east line
of said lot No. 112; thence in a southerly
direction along the west line of Elm
street, same being the east l;ne of said
lot No. 112, thirty feet to the beginning,
being a right angled parallelogram thirty
by one hundred and tweniy five feet, and
being the lot of land devised by T. A.
Aormem, sr. to saut uwt-n C. Norment.
Jr., as will appear by reference to said
will recorded in the office of the Clerk of
he Superior Court of Ro eson count-.
This sale is made for reinvestment of
the funds.
The successful bidder at said sale will
be required to dep. sit with the commis
missiontr the sum of I500.00 as guaran
tee of good faith and compliance with
the terms of his bid.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Place of sale: Court house door, Lum
berton, N. C
Time of sale: Monday, June Stb, iooR,
1 2 o'clock, noon.
Dated this 9th day of May, 190S.
UWF.N J. iNORMKNV, Sr.,
Commissioner.
Mclntyre, Lawrence & Proctor, Attor
neys for riaiutiff . 5- r-4mon
Blacksmlthlng and Tin Work 1 ;
am fully prepared to do anything iu !
blacksmithing or tin work. Give me . ;
call. H. G. Webster, Lumberton, N i
C. n-21-tf
Gooper This!
Cooper That!
Cooper Sells Royal Flour,
FAYETTE ILKE, N. C.
1-27-0S
Mark Your LoYed Goes Graves.
Our is a c -.:;-,
line of goods more
jewelers any where,
having in a iewt.-;iv.-
herc.
Our Repair !)c-::rt;uenL i
tvery detail.
Si-i-xiAi. ATTExri-.v Tc- j;
GEO . HUH
WILMINGTON:, : :
II. 'I. ! L i
1 T VTO
'iiHl j.
Timber Wanted.
Headstones. - $4.00 Up
Monuments, - 11.00 Up
Best Blue and White Marble.
Save Traveling Agent's Commission
order through ' G. E RANCIvK,
1-3-7-1 Lumberton, N. C.
Wauled to buy ;j
per. Wrile quick
J.innU i !
; C.
;. N.
4-27-un
fioiica ol Sammons by Publication.
For Eegister ci BeaJs.
I h.rcly !!iii:ct:r.cc tt.M-ii s c;isi';
for the oftitP f kt-git- r -A J v.
Robeson c.s;ii:. su'..ject '.'. the acti..
the Democratic pri..i.;r:t-s.
North Crouna,
Robeson Couutv.
Cooper Sells Bunker Hill, R. R. Earner
vs
Fannv SIcNeelyand
T. C. McNeely and
, Louise JMcNeely. his
I wife.
In the Superior ,
Court.
-l-30-tr
01
Cooper Sells Stocks Patent,
Cooper Sells Diadem,
Cooper Sells Saxon,
Cooper Pushes Green Coffee,
Cooper Sells Lion Coffee,
: K'
. f
j To Fanny McNeely, one of the Defeud-
ants above named:
You will take notice that an action en
: titled as above has been commenced in
: the Superior Court of Robeson county
having for its purpose the collection of a
1 certain note evecuteil to the plaintiff bv
said defendant and by T. C. McNeelv lor
Cooper Has Large Mullets, 1 Joo 00 on May 9th.' 1905, and for the
purpose of foreclosing the mortgage of
Pnnnp- TTa m-ill f ,ilWc ! eveu dat .-to secure the paj-mtr.l thereof,
coope. lias bmall Mullets. v H , , . - , - ,
ty of Ro' eson; and for general relief un
der the pleadings filed; and the said de
fendant will tae notice that she js here
by required to be and appear at a term of
the Superior Court of Robeson county to
b- held at the co n house in Lumberton,
N. C . on the nth Monday after the 1st
Monday in March, 1908, it beine the iSth
t day of May, 190S, and answer or demur
', to the complaint which will be filed in
ibis action, and the sid defendant will
Raleigh and Charleston Railroad i 5: fSS
term, the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief sought in the complaint.
6, Taking Eliect and judgment pro confe-so will be ent-.r-
eo inerein.
..Witness W H. Humphrey V Clerk of
; tne hupenor Court ol Robeson county at
: ollice in Lumb:rton, N. C , this 17th dav
i of .".p il, 1 90S.
W. II. IU'MI'HREY.
; C lerk Superior Court Robe.-on Countv,
North Carolina.
Mclntvre, Lawrence it Proctor, Attor
neys for Plaint.ff.
4-2o-4mon
LOOK COOPER UP.
W. B. COOPlR,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Time Table No
Sunday, April 12th, 1908, at
6 A. M.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 1. No. 5.
For Regi&icr o! lietds.
I hereby announce rnvse:;" a . .!: :
for tile- office of Rc-uci-i r of Iet-U o
eson county, siibj-i-t to l'::r art- r:
Democratic prim. : date vbi '.:
to be named by tiu exec;.; 5. v j.ni.iii: .-.
Yt-i:rs tra'v.
4-i ti Nk::.i. A a'kti k.
For Register ol !Si:ei.
To My Fellow Citizens o- Kobe-son Conn
ty:
At the solicitation of :.;v fri --.Is.
tak'.-this method to ::ir;o:i:c! ii.vrh
rar.-lid-.-.tc for the otH-.c- of ;
Dc.ds, subject to dn- ; ct'o:i tin.- lief
ocratic prmi.irv.
Yo - . :-.
4-9'-f Thomas- n. li!-.i.?.v.
For Kcglstci cf iJceti?.
To the Dcii.ocrals of Rob- s fouiit.
I take this method to ai:'!o.i"ce 1 1
self a caudiilate for the .::'.- .-i Uel
of Deeds, sul.j. ct to tbe -c k-u o: x
Demoi-ratie primary.
Re-spccilutlv
4-20-tf W. ... Tin -N.
STRAWBE
PIfS !
Lv. Lumberton,
" lope,
" Kingsdale,
" Proctorville,
" Barnesville,
" Flowers,
" Marietta,
" Holmcsville,
" "Pages Mill,
" Kemper,
" Mav,
" Mellier,
Squires,
" Fork,
" Zion,
" Rogers,
Marion,
Ar
9 55 a m
10.04 "'
10.10 "
10.25 "
to. 42 "
10.48 "
10.54 "
10.59 "
n.05 "
11. 11 "
1 1. 14 "
11. 16 "
11. 19 "
11.22 "
n. 31 "
1 1.40 "
H-55 "
1.30 m
1.40 "
2.10 "
2.30
a-55 "
305 "
3-30 "
3- 4o "
4 15 '
4 3" "
4.40 "
4- 5" "
4 55 "
5.00 "
5- 15 "
5-25 "
5-50 "
See Us Before foil
WHITFIELD & FRI
7-S
:ncl.
Valuable Land for Sale.
220 acres, mofor U-.g, r i' i-V ,- '
for sale at Alfordsvilie. - a. -re- ,
ble land 4 nii-es from F.:;r
cash, easy terms on hal.wce. h x :
interest on lie errtd pavr.:e-:;ts."
acnnallr. For full tvirticu'. ir ; 1
J- K. Die:.
3-30 5 Snion Fair 11'r.tT, N.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 2. No. 6.
Lv. Marion,
" Rogers,
' Zion,
" Fork,
" Squires,
" Mellier,
" May,
" Kemper,
" Pages Mill,
" Holmesville,
" Marietta,
' Flowers,
" Barnesville,
" Proctorville,
" Kinglale,
Pope,
Lumlierton,
Ar
3.30 p m 6.40 a
3- 44
3 5J
4 00 1
4 t3 '
4.C6 '
4.09
4.12
4.15
4.24
4 30
4- 35
4-44
4- 57
510
5- 15
5-3
7 00
7.10
7-33
7-37
7.41
7-45
7 52
7.5S
S.io
S.30
8.40
8 55
95
10. 10
10.20
10.40
Train Nos. 1 and 2 run daily.
Jno. Skelton Williams, Pres.
L. A. Boyd, Gen. Mgr.
NlanZan Pile Remedy
RELIEVES WHEN OTHERS FAIL''
; Notice of Sale of Real Estate
' By virtue of authority vtited iu me nn
: der a judgment and decree of the Superi
or Court of Robeson 1 oupty, entered be
j fore the Clerk, in a Special Proceeding
i upon the docket of said Court entitled
! B. C). lowuseudand others vs Newmaa
j A. Townseud and others, same being
Special Proceeding No 2762 upon the
' docket of said Court, I will, on Monday,
i the iSth day of May, 1908, at 12 o'clock,
: noon, at the court house door of Robeson
( county, at Lumberton, North Carolina,
j ffer for sale at public auction to the high
i est bidder for cash, the following de
i scribed lands, to-wit:
! In Thompson's township, on the east
tioe of Aaron swamp, beginning at a market prices
f,?.l,,"tl!f SI" w .f,M an,P j,ust a ; See ot- bcfo,e vou 1
i,i. ui odi icch nil roan, aim
runs down the run of said swamp 50
: chains to a stake; thence due east 79
ehaius to a stake iu the back line; thence
; north 25 chains to a stake: thence north
: 7S east 17.50 chains to a pine; thence
j north 11 west, 16 chains to a stake and
; two pines; thence north 60 east, 10 chains
to a stake and four pin s; thence uorlh
45 west. 46 chains to a stake and two
pines in the edge of the ro.td; thence
along the various courses of the roail to
I the beginning, containing six hundred
1 acres, more or less, and beiuij the lands
j known as the Jackson Townsend (,Sr. )
I lands.
Dated this April iSth, 1908.
K. C, La ri-;nck.
Commissioner.
Mclntyre, Lawrence & Proctor. At-
I torneys tor plaintiffs. 4-20-4mon
W. H. SHOOTEa
Contractor mid buiklc ,
15 Yesrs Experience.
Ilave'binlt over a h::-'.iv ! k. ; -
Lumberton. Never turned U a j.-.,.
satisfactory.
I keep Brick. Shingl s a--d all Pu.i '
Material for sale a 1 the- time, .tl
Id I .k-fv- c
petition. I always use evcrv -iV. t!
Tease niv customers. vj-v.
S
t
3
I
Notici
LUMBEKION NOVEL Y WOi
For Mantels, Colunirs. l!r iki
Balusters, Puipits, Chuu-h l ew, a
an Kinds ot odd jobs.
Mail orders solicited. Teiin-. re.ts'
ble.
R. B. Humphrey,
Proprietor and M-uwger.
12-20
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