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ber 10.
CdnVNiHmWiu'. of Th. KolM-rumi:!...
Mr. and Mrs. ' Wright Jones,
of Mt. Olive, visited th'-ir sons.
Messrs. r. ana .). K. Jt-nes.
Ia3t week.
Mr. T. F. Reeves is spending
a short while with home people
near Asheville. but tin.' otht
managers of the tobacco v
house are on hand and ev
thing is running smoothly. j
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.Rrown and
daughter, Mrs. W. R- Stephens
and daughter, and Mi&r
of Pennsylvania, who is the j
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j
Stephens, made a jolly party who I
spent the week-end at Wright;?-!
H.vuse cf Policeman Dixon, of ;
PcniLroke, Eniered Early Thi j
Morning and Intruder Shot !
Kf r.-iy Davis, Colored Jailed
Ccme ii Lumberton Tim
Morning With Wound Across
Back.
k-.nv Davis, colored who came
irst National
Oair
Ooes not Color the
InsrPdlpntK of Ayer'a Hair V Igor
Sulphur. Df'-troy germi that ciuse danJnin' and
falling hilr. Cures rashes ani ci uptions cf scalp.
Glycerin. Soothing. Iwaling. Food to the hair-bulbs.
Quinin. A strong tonic, antiseutic. stimulant.
Sodium Chlorid. Cleansiit!!. qukts Irritation of scalp.
Capsicum. Increases activity of glands.
Sage. Stimulant, tonic. Domestic remedy of high merit.
Alcohol. Stimulant, antiseptic. Wlcr. Ftrfume.
Show this formula to your doctor. Ask him if there is a single injurious jnient.
Ask him if he thinks Ayer's Hair Vigor, as made trotn mis u.ri.iu.u, V"V;.wc
ration you could use lor fal!in2 hair, or for dandruff. Lei hsm decide. He Knows
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LUMBERTON, N. C.
Surplust$ 14,000.00.
TIIUKSDAY. au:iist2; lww.
j to his liome in Lumheiton this
; morniiig about i o'clock with a
! pistj! shot wound across his back,
i yas placed in jail about 10 o'clock
! ibis morning on the charge of
! entering the house of Policeman
:u n tv:. i r 1, i. 4.u:
ry.J morning about 2 o'clock.
A man entered Mr. Dixon's
home, where Mr. Dixon was
sleeping alone, his wife and sis-
Wiilis ! 1 occupying an aujoimng room,
arm as soon as ivir. uixon aiscov
eted his presence lie fired twice.
The second shot, which took ef
fect, was fired while the man
LUMBER BRIDGE LOCALS.
people who suffer with head
ache are prone to turn to any
thing that will give immediate
relief ralher t han adopt vigorous
means of removing t he cause, but
it is ii dangerous practice.accord
iief to some facts recently given
out by the Bureau of Chemistry
of the Department of Agricul
ture. This bureau has investigat
ed the various headache cures
o'Vered the public and has found
three of the drugs used most ex
tensively in such cures lire dis
tinct uoisons. These three drugs
ae acetanilid, antipyrin and
uhenucetin. It was found that
ea h of them has the property of
easing pain. U would seem that
people wno maue use oi urc.
short, cuta to relief are playing
with edged tools.
ville Beach. Wrightsville hasvas m sloping posiuon to
nnf had it5 imnal rnin.aof vi:irors i JulnP through the Window,
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fwm hflw Ih k Q,,mn.f na ,w. uiiuugu wuitn tiu flRXLCU
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"(Jloorn covered the little man
ufacturing village of McKees
Rocks like a pall today."So reads
the opening sentence of a dis
t.fltch f,f the 21th from Pitts
burg, Pa., telling of the trou
bles of the strikers- and
t'teir families, who have lost
tlieir fight against the Pressed
Steel Car Co. Poor devils! with
the plant which they thought
would have to shut down unless
their demands were granted still
in operation, burying those of
t heir number who met death in
the riots they started and with
no jobs no wonder gloom cover
ed the village like a pall.
About the cheapest thing on
record is human life at an auto
mobile speed contest. Seven peo
ple were killed in the reckless
automobile racing at Indianapo
lis last week, but that will have
small influence on other foob
who are mad to win. When a
man who is bent on breaking i
record drives a high-power ma
chine, the special providence that
is supposed to take care of fools
must needs leave all other fools
unprotected for the nonce and
devote all its care to him if he is
to reach the end of the course in
safety.
It is said that there has never
been a more remarkable home
coming of a private individual
than that ofEdwardH.Harriman,
who arrived in New York Tues
day from Europe, where he went
some three months ago in search
of health. He is still a tired, sick
man, but, "genius of finance, lead
er of men and master builder of
railroads" that he is, his move
ments still attract more attention
than the acts of any other private
citizen.
. The North Carolina farmers'
convention convened Tuesday
mowing at the A. and M. Col
lege at Raleigh for a four-days'
session. In his annual address
President A. L. French declared
that North Carolina's greatest
need at this time is a good big
crop of really well-trained expert
farmers.
The Worst Riot in Many Years.
Pittsburg, IV, Drnatfh, Mil.
In the worst conflict between
strikers and troopers that has
taken place in Alleghaney coun
ty since the bloody homestead
riots in 1892, half a dozen were
killed, half a dozen were fatally
wounded, and a score seriously
hart last night. Two battles
during the night were the climax
of a series of engagements that
have occurred daily since the in
auguration of the strike of the
Pressed Steel Car works five
weeks ago. The strikers were
dispersed under a charge of arm
ed horsemen.
have had a great many visitors
ourselves anil a pleasant sum
mer.
Mr. O. Berry Floyd, of Ceorgia,
is being gtauty welcomed
many relatives and termer
friends. , j
Mrs. Sallie Mitchell, of Lum
berton, U. F. I). No. 2, arrived
last Saturday for a short visit to
her old home on business and
pleasure combined. Her friends
are glad to see that she is look
ing better than when she lej"t.
Mr. A. N. Mitchel expects to
begin housekeeping in ins own
home on the return of his wife
from the Fayetteville Sanatori
um, where, we are glad to learn,
she is rapidly improving.
Lumberton's jolly little third
nine ball team and manager, the
pouplar Dr. R. T. Allen, were
out to play our boys last Friday
and were beaten. All enjoyed
the game very much and hope
they will come again. Our third
nine are to play at Rowland to
day (Tuesday) and we
they may win again.
Mrs. A. S. Thompson and little
Miss Fannie Thompson spent, a
few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. N. A. Carter at Laurinburg.
Cotton Buyer D. W. Galloway
expects to return from his vaca
tion at Southport in a short while
and will be ready for the opening
of the cotton market. Our gins
were made ready for work last
week and the fleecv staple will
soon be rolling in, taking the
place of the tobacco wagons now
so constantly coming m.
Last week's beautiful weather
helped in the saving of a fine lot
of fodder for our farmers. If the
corn will be as good we shall feel
very independent.
Mrs. Rose Pitman had the
pleasure Sunday last of the pres
ence of her daughters, the
Mesdames Oliver, of Marietta.
Mr. F. C. Jones has accepted
a position as railroad conductor
with headquarters at Laurinburg,
and leaves at once for his work.
We are sorry to lose him but hope
he may like his new position.
Miss Maggie Pitman, who had
been in Georgia visiting friends
at several points, returned home
last Thursday.
Prof. J. M. McNaull is expect
ed to return this week from his
summer vacation and pi'epare for
the opening of school Sept. 0th.
Miss Lorena Lewis has gone
to Baltimore to select fall stock
of millinery and will be away
some weeks. She expects also
to stop over in Washington for a
short sight-seeing on her way.
Hope she will have a pleasant
time and lind us all some pretty
hats. We are glad to know that
Miss Lewis expects to add large
ly to her stock of ladies furnishings.
Mr. J. E. Thompson and little
daugthter left last Saturday for
a visit to Parkton and Red'
Springs, where they have rela
tives and friends.
The Misses Floyd, of rural
route No 1, " had a delightful
house-party of lovely young la
dies from South Carolina last
week. The visiting young ladies'
wTere Misses Edwards, of Cad
dy's Mill, and Misses Jones and
Huggins, of Nichols.
Mrs. McLean and Miss Julia
returned last week from a pleas
ant outing among relatives near
Max ton.
Mrs. C. T. Cash well and Miss
Eva Thompson spent Sunday in
Rowland, guests of Mrs. Giles
Robeson.
The next racing meet on the
track of the Fairmont Driving
Assocation is scheduled for Sep
tember the tenth. The program
and particulars will be given lat
er. Of course a large crowd will
be expected and as the busy crop
season will be over more of the
farmers can enjoy the meeting.
Fairmont, N. v,., Aug. 24, '09.
trance. The position of the
wound on Davis' back is exacth
such as would have been inflict
ed by Mr. Dixon's last shot.
Davis recently served a term
y i on the chain gang and he has
been working on a freight train
A freight was standing on the
siding at Pembroke when the
man entered Mr. Dixon's house.
Davis came toLumberton on that
freight and sen t f orDr. H.T. Pope,
who later extracted the ball,
which entered the right side of
his back and ranged upward,
lodging just under the skin on
the left shoulder blade. Davis
was minus his shoes and the man
who entered Mr. Dixon's house
removed his shoes before climb
ing in the window and left them
in his flight. Davis claims that
he was shot at Hamlet and rob
bed of $1.12. The sheriff's of
fice was notified early this morn
ing and Davis was easily located
and arrested by Deputies J. H
Floyd and J. H. Singletary. He
was able to walk to jail. Police-
bone ! man Dixon came to Lumberton
on the 10:40 train with the
shoes. They fit Davis fairly well,
but he claims they are not his.
Davis is not seriously wound
eel. The circumstantial evidence
connecting him with the crime
of beaking intoPolicmanDixon's
house is very completeand it
looks like another victim for the
electric chair.
CENTER DOTS.
A Yard Party at Mr.G.D.Floyd's
A Series of Meetings to Be
gin A Picnic Personal.
Correspondene" of The Boliesonian.
Rev. E. A. Paul, of Davis, spent
last week in this community
greeting friends, who are glad to
see him back.
Misses Myrtle Leggette and
Tommie Nye.ofOrrum.spentSun-
day in this section, to the delight
of their many friends.
Mr. Brant Atkinson attended
a yard party at Mr.G.D. Floyd's,
of Baltimore, Friday night and
reports an enjoyable time.
Mr. A. S. Pitman and little Miss
Reca, of Lumberton, spent Sun
day here visiting Mr. Pitman's
parents.
Mr. andMrs. Richard Prevattof
Back Swamp, spent Sunday here.
. Mr. W. J. Prevatt, of Lumber
ton, spent Sunday here.
A series of meetings is expect
ed to begin here the first Sunday
in September.
Messrs. Claude Bullock and
Brant Atkinson attended a pic
nic at Atkinson's mill Thursday,
given by a number ofBaltimore's
jolly young people, and report a
grand time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Spivey and
little Miss Emma, of Lumberton,
spent Sunday here.
"Puella."
Center, N. C, Aug.24, 1909.
NEGRO RUNS AMUCK.
Shoots Down 29 Men-Shot,
Hang and Burned.
Muii
Graded School Opens Septem
ber 1 Protracted Meeting Be
gins Sunday Good Road
Work-Other Items.
Correspondence f The Ro!.es.nian.
Fine weather the past week.
Cotton is opening rapidly and
some of our farmers have com
menced picking.
Mrs.J. L. Melvin and children,
of Durham, have been visiting
relatives here for several days.
Col. N. A. McLean and Mr. R.
C. Lawrence, ot the Lumberton
jar, were here yesterday on legal
business.
Mrs. T. L. Bass.of Sanford, is
visiting at the home of her fath
er, Mr. W. S. Conoly.
Our erraded school opens Sep
tember 1st, with Prof Cullum in
charge.
A game of ball is being play
ed this afternoon by the local
team and the New Home nine.
Of course we are betting on the
home team.
A protracted meeting is to be-
e-in at the Baptist church next
Sunday. We learn that the pas
tor is to be assisted by Rev.C.H.
Durham, of Lumberton.
Mr. W. A. Chason. who has
charge of the work on our public
roads, is doing some fine road
building. It is to be regretted
that we have not money enough
to build all the roads in the town
ship like he has started.
Mr.andMrs. M. L.Marley have
gone North to buy a fall stock of
millinery.
Mr. E. M. Davis has gone to
Charlotte to attend the meeting
of the Confederate veterans.
Dr. Stamps left last week with
his brother.Prof.Preston Stamps,
for Rochester, Minn., to have an
operation performed.
Miss PaulineStamps is visiting
relatives in Lancaster, S.C.
Mrs. W. S. Cobb and children
and Miss Mittie Cobb are spend
ing some timeatJacksonSprings.
LumberBridge.N. C, Aug. 2o,
1909.
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Capital Stock $50,000.00.
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Depository for United States Postal Funds, United States District Court Bankrupt Funds, Role0n
County, Town of Lumberton.
We should be pleased to be your Depository. G-l
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GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE
A Closing- Out Sale of $60,000.00 worth of High
Class Goods at Low Class Prices
This is an Unusual Sale It is easy to get low class goods Z
at low class prices, but to obtain high quality goods
at low quality prices is unusual. Remember this
is a Spot Cash Closing Out Stock Sale,
Come and get your part of these great bargains.
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j LUMBERTON, N. C.
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Jill a-b-c mm
T- a Cfl il. tltS OOlV.!!!U. V, llt'.ini.-l
Is a house to rent, sometime yov ...,
for sale, or something vou w;it t ou
The Roiicsonlaii WasU Coitiiaj
will hrlnu the results
For Excbange-A large bay pony
perfectly sound and woi-ks any wnei i.
7 ironra r.lfl and Without spot O
blemish. Would exchange for a larger
saddle hoir.e. N. A. McLean. &-2b-tl
Search is being made for Hil
man High, of Durham, who mn
"way Saturday with thel5-year-
oiu uauEmer oi James Markham,
a well-to-do tohncno niotitc
Drham county. High is 40 years
old and has a wife and child in
uurnain.
By command of Gen. Clement
A. Evans, commander-in-chief of
the United Confederate Veterans
and in accordance with resolu
tions adopted at the last annual
reunion, Adjutant General and
Chief of Staff William E. Mickle
issued on the 23d a g-eneral or-
der calling for the observance on
September 27, next, of the 100th
anniversary of the birth of Rear
Admiral Raphael Semmes, of the
Confederate States Navy.
l,a., Dispato.h,Auu.24.
Angered,it is believed, because
two of his friends had recently
oeen snot Dy police officers in
this city, William S. Wade, ane
gro, today ran arnuck among the
people of the principal street of
Monroe with a double-barreled
shotgun, shooting first at every
white man he saw and then fired
indiscriminately at every object
ueiore mm.
ine lire was returned and the
negro nnaily fell dead with a
bullet through his heart, but not
before twenty-nine men, three of
inem members ot his own race.
had been more or less seriously
wuunueu.
W ade s body was publiclv
burned after it had been cut
down from a pole on which it
hung half an hour or more after
he was killed.
waae came to Monroe recent
ly trom PineBluff, Ark. He was
accompanied by several other
negroes and they commenced to
make trouble for the local police
soon after they arrived.
It was alleged that they were
memoers oi a society in Arkan
sees which had as its object re
venge ior all injuries done the
blacrc race. As a result these ne
groes clashed with the police on
many occasions and twice recent
"ey nave exchanged shots
wiiii omcers. -
FAIR BLUFF TOBACCO MAR
KET. Fair Bluff Tobacco market is
leading both in quality and high
prices.
Sales during the last week were
the heaviest of the crop.
Some good tobacco has shown
up,but a large proportion of the
crop is mean and low grades.
All the buyers are on the mar
ket, and we look for continued
good prices.
0n3 of the special features of
the past week's trade was the
sale of 6,820 lbs of tobacco in the
roughtsold by Farmern, W. H..
privately to H.W. Jamerson at 18
cents average. Mr. Jamerson
holds a good order for these
grades, and farmers who have
good tobaccos to sell would do
well to see Mr. Jamerson before
selling (he buys mainly on the
warehouse floor).
Powell's New Warehouse sold
at auction on floor for the follow
ing farmers Henley & Dorch,
446 lbs. $10.00 and 401 lbs. .
7o; J. W. Connelv. 587 lbs. or
$8.50; Buffkin & Lancaster, 221
bs. m $13.00: 120 lbs. m $8.00:
John Arnett,486 lbs. $9.00;and
547 lbs. & $9 00;Walters& Sealv,
9G0 lbs. $9.25; E. K.Brown,547
bs. sy.UO, and 960 lbs.a 89.25:
R. C. Carter, 677 lbs., $9.50: F.
T. Colhns,381 lbs. $14.00, and i
numerous other good sales which
we would like to mention, but
space forbids.
Our sales for the nast week at
Powell'sNewWarehouse amount
ed to 91,530 pounds at a cost of
,0H9.12,or an average of $7.70
on everything sold.
farmers who have tobacco to
sell should stop and consider
these facts and act wisely by
selling their tobacco and especi
ally with
Your friends,
E. J. Davis & Son.
Fair Bluff, N. C.Aug. 24,1909.
ForSaie-A No. 2 Lane Saw Mill
with all euuipment fitted up for
operation. The plant is practically
new, and is worth over '..OOO, but
will sell for half its value, tor
farther information address at once,
A K. J. W. Co., Lock bor. No. 386,
Lumberton, N C. .L
For Sale Genuine Thermos bottles.
Call and let us show you. Beware of
imitations. McLean-Siege Co. l um berton,
N C, 8-19-tf.
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For Sate -Twenty-five acres land,
twenty cleared and suitable for truck
ing. Situated two miles east of
Lumberton. Good buildings. Apply
to H. M'White, carrier on route No.
3. Lumberton, N. C. 8-19-4t
Found-A gold pin with "05 W.F.C."
on it. The owner will please call at
this office for same. 8-19-tf.
Photoerranhs. bv experienced pho-
top-ranher. Guaranteed first class
and up-to-date. Watson Bros.Studio,
Fairmont, N. C. S-19-11-11
vJoa.D T k Pile remedy, prevent-
Piles by preventing constipation
put p. Sold by 35 Mc'SilM8
No matter how lor.g you have suffer
lFoly a ?Hny emJy will help
you. Mrs. S. L.bowen, of Wayne, W.
Va.. writes: "I wa a c.,v--,. i
kidney disease.so that at times I could
Z ?fbed'?"J when I did I
no j1 straight. I took Foley's
S?S emedy' J0ne dollac bottle and
VfV-n he Beeond cured me entirely."
It wdl cure you. Sold by all druggists.
Granulated Sure Kyes Cured.'
' 'For twentv
bad case A granulated sore eyes, says
Martn. Boyd, of Henrietta, gy. ' K
r eoruury, i, a gentleman asked me
y namDoriam's Sa ve. 1 bought
j Heu uoui iwo-tmras oi
k ana my eves hv nnt rrrc.
. 1. I . - . . . "WWEIVWl 111 OI 1 V
I 7, T,n' s 8alve iB to Bale by
For Sale -7 room house, lot 100 x 300
feet. Easv terms. Address lock
box No. 4. St. Pauls, N. C. 8-19-tf.
Sonus Latest popular "hits." Any
song or music published, at popular
prices. Uet the (.Tern r olio tor piano,
4 latest songs and rag time, 75 cents.
Rudolph Carlyle at Caldwell & Car
lyle's. 8-9-tf
For Sale Hand-made or machine
made harness at reasonable prices and
can repair vour shoes on short notice
All work guaranteed. Shop on Fourth
street. Ben Edwards, Lumberton, W.
C. 8-1 3- tt
taV.i''":-.-irieA-.;i. A
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of being correctly gowned and fashion
ably apparelled is to wear an
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Fashion Dictates It.
The woman who wears an American
Beauty is conscious that she looks well.
These corsets give her form the lines
which make a "new" figure.
The stylishly gowned woman of cor
rect figure and modish appearance, must
candidly give credit to the corset worn.
The American Beauty Corsets embody
the best ideas advanced by the world's
most eminent corsetdesigners.
$1.00 and Upwards.
We giveTgreat consideration to the se
lection of our corsets and offer you the
choicestjand best in
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CONFORMS TO HATIOHAI. PURE FCOO AND DRUGS LAW.
An Improvement over many Cough. Lung and Bronchial Remedies. becsu:e It rids tht
system of i cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. No opiates. Guaranteed to gtvs
ssitisfacciy.. or money refunded. Prepared by PINEULE MSLUCINE CO.. CHICAGO. U. ft. A.
Sold by J. D. McMlLLAN & SON, Lumberton, N. C.
Wanted You to try our preparation
for sweaty and offensive feet. Guar
anteed. McLean-Sledge Co 8-5tf
For ale Largest and most desirable
residence-building lot in .Lumberton.
Apply to F. J. Thomas. 8-2-tf
Lost An automobile oil lamp, some
where on Fayetteville road. Finder
will be rewarded. T. C. Johnson,
Lumberton, N. C. 7-26-tf
Notice to Union Locals.
A meeting of the Robeson
County Farmers' Union will be
held at Raft Swamp onThursday,
September 2d. Each Local will
please send up a strong delega
tion, as there is much business to
be transacted.
H. G.Stuhbs,
President.
The Beauty of Our Shoes
For Rent Nine-room house, artesian I is not in the looks, good as they
water, near V. & C. S., S. A. L and are 'fhf-rp i? a hpnntv nfmrri
R. & C. depots. Fine location for I tlZl i J ?,?m-
boarding house. See Geo. G. French, ' AUI anotner OI aurablllty
Lumberton, N. C. 7-26-1 m
For Sale Six good wagon mules, for
cash or on time with approved secur
ity. Apply to A. K. Morrison, Lum-
berton, N. C. 7-8tf
Found Tvo bracelets, one has "L.T.
L." on it and the other is plain with
no engraving Owner will please call
at this office ior some. 8-23tf.
The special session of thp Ala
bama Legislature vhich adjourn
ed Tuesday night after twenty
two working days accomplished
the chief purpose for which it
was called bv cassine the most.
drastic prohibition laws ever en
acted by any State and capping
the laws by submitting to the
people an amendment to the con
stitution prohibition the sale or
manufacture of intoxicants in
Alabama. The election will be
held the last week in No ember.
What Is Best for Indigestion?
Mr: A..Robinson, of Drumquin, Onta
rio, has been troubled for years with
indigestion, and recommends Chamber
lain a Stomach and Liver Tablets as
the best medicine I ever used." If
troubled with indigestion or constipa
tion give them a trial. Thev are certain
to prove beneficial. They, are easy to
take and pleasant in effect. Price 25
cents. Samples free at McMillan's
; urug store.
Mr. J. L. Wiggins, of White
ville, dropped dead at the home
i,f his son, J. L. Wigging.Ur., in
Charlotte, where he had gone to
attend the reunion of Confeder
ate veterans, Tuesday night. The
remains were sent to Whiteville
yesterday for interment. Mr.
Wiggins was 62 years old and
was the father of Mr. J. P. Wig
gins, of Rowland, this county.
Testimony showing that the
city of Montreal, Canada., lost
millions of dollars in contract
work and that official positions of
all kinds have been bought and
sold for years, has been brought
out oy the investigation into the
city's civic affairs begun by the
provincial government several
weeks ago.
In the mad soeed carnival
which inaugurated the great In
dianapolis, Ind., motor speed wa
last week, i people were killet
and several more or les3 serious
ly injured.
The proper way and method of treat
ing a cough or cold is to lirat of alt
mently move the bowels. This you can
gost conveniently do by taking a dose
or two of Bees Laxative cough syrup
It is pleasant to take, acts promptly.
Children like it. Sold by J. D. McMil
lan & Sonj
The New Light Top Shoes
are already very popular and
promise to be more so. They
are a distinct novelty in footwear
and a handsome one. Come see
how smart they are. They make
the foot look the best dressed
part of the body.
Give Us a Look,
Our Goods are New
and Prices Right.
John 1 Biggs & Co.
3-29
Miss Sarah Hartley, aged 74,
and E. G. Joener, aged 25, both
immates of the Washington coun
ty, Gorgia, poor house, were
married at Sandersville, Ga., Sat
urday. After the ceremony the
coupie returned to their home
the poor house.
A dispatch of the 18th nit
from Naivasha brings the in-
tormation that on the 15 ult.
Colonel Roosevelt bagged a very
large hippo in a most sportsman
like manner, shooting it from a
small and frail row-boat at closs
quarters at the n.oment the beast
was charging.
Closing Out Sale
Gentlemen, we are Closing out $10, 12.
50, 15, 18, 20 and 25 Suits for $7.50,
10, 11.50, 13.50, 15 and 16.50.
LOW CUT SHOES AND SUMMER HATS AT COST
Come iii and let us give you a
Bargain.
These Goods Must go at Some Old Price.
Jenrette - Singletary Company,
LUMBERTON, -
8-26-thur
N. C.
Notice.
We are ready to gin cotton at the
following prices:
Ginning one dollar and furnish good
2-pound bagging and ties for fifty cents.
Not the old kind as used in the past.
We will be pleased to gin your cotton
and pay you the highest market prices
for your svd.
Lumberton Cotton Oi! & Gin Co.
8-26-2t.
Write to the
Wilmington Marble and Granite Works
for their ILLUSTRATED CATA
LOGUE of MONUMENTS and
HEADSTONES.
R. D. TUCKER, Proprietor.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Administrator's Notice.
qu alined as Administrator vi
i Stone, deceased, late of Kobe-
Haninsr i
Effie Ann
son County, N C , this is to notify si'
persons having claims against the es
tate of the said deceased, to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
the 19th dav of August, 1910, or this
notice will Le plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said estate
please make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
1 his August J9th, 1809.
James H. Byrd,
t Administrator,
i C. B. Skipper, Atty. 8-19- thurs.
REFRESHES THE SCALP.
nf
Almost anyone may rid themselvM of
t dandruff Qn4 .j-aln irntatlnn And DrtVCat
! baldness If they will use Rex.ll" 93" Hir
Mr J A Thr.rr.ac ;(nr ,.f TU..I Tonic We are so certain of this we gua'-
TheKidneys eliminate poisons by act
ing as filters for the blood. When they
fail in this respect serious ailments
must result. Pmeules for the kidneys i - -
ic miBi, juu snuuiu luxe at tne nrst
They
Uric nniH
poison. Sold by J.D. McMillan & Son.
I'lanklin Times
last year of the North Carolina
Press Association, died at his
home in LouisburgTuesday night
after a lingering illness.
- 1 . t i ictuiu every veni wuu
uPTS1 . M t doesnt prove satisfactory. Tryitto
entire risk, iwo sizes, 50c sna -
j. d. McMillan & son,
Ine Rexall Store.
warning sign of kidney trouble,
assist the kidneys in expelling u
Pinesalve ACTS L1KE 'ow.tice
Your Eyes.
Very few people know the important
feature of having a glass made for their
eyes. This will be explained to your
satisfaction by addressing or calling to
xfei)r'JP- ? McDonald. Red Springs
N. C. No glasses sold from stock. 8-12
Nice,little,pleasant,gentle.easy,
e Rings Liiu -D.
McMillan & Son.
and sure pills, are
"ills. Sold by J
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