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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-17

I
lollarsin Wilmington for in
terror warehouses Of this kind
# the farmers would show that
thew were. in earnest in this
matter. &c.,.
In answer to. the objection
sometimes made that the South
Fcould not furnish the money to
6nance the crop in this way Mr.. |
Moore showed how we:already
FINANCE the crop, the buyer u.s.
ling. the; money deposited by
home people in the home
banlSs,st buying the cotton
and aepositing bill ofladen with
draft attached after the bank
has furnished the money, US
ing our money to depress the
price. -~.-..
Mr.. Moore showed some sam
. Piles and illustrated the worth
of cotton. He first showed a
sample of cotton he had pulled
out of, a bale at GoEdsboro. He
S saw three or four buyers go
to a bale a man had on a wag-
! on and pull out great wads OF
Il cotton and walk off with them,
5 He did the same thing, and the
t man on the bale did not oper
n his mouth in protest. Further
g up the street he saw load Of
e watermelons, so he walked ur
i to that wagon, thumped sever
n Al melons and selected one ant
a stuck i: under his arm ane
d walked off: The man who own
J. ed thesmefons called to him
e and when he did not stop h,
is came after. ham,. caught him b,
n the shoulder and told him h
g had not ptisl for. the melon
Id> The only WY ne could expIai,
W it was ;lmt TIE man on the bal
le of cotton W.ss a fool, and tn
lie man with the melons had som
v SENSE. The ;Ale ofscottou WI
ID sold for so. Buying it bac
is in rope, thc coarsest produc
into which it IS. Converted, it i
is yorth Sl25. That profit a
S, stays at h"aae, because II
H. made, iu;o rnpe in the Soutl
1e TIE next sample shown was
1e piece Of broan domestic, mad
IT, also in the saith, which is use
at on the farm to make sheets, pi
b. 'oW Casts, etc, and whiC
,r brings $l40 a bale. Next h
Of exhibited a piece of fruit of tn
ne loom, which brings in the ma
re. Eufactured form S440. The
O. he showed some lawn, made
i'll Philadelphia, which sells ft
at ten cents yard, "what we u.
81. along about May" said tt
ke speaker, "to wrap our sweetne
oh in," and which is worth $500
to bale. Some mercerizedc otto
as 'mesmerized'' cotton, M
m Moore called it, with good re
re- son, as shall appear-mae
3D. in Manchester, England. I
no said that Mr.. MacAllister,
lis manufacturer of England wi
ot- was here some time back i
lot vestigating, the condition
e growing Gotten, had taken Iii
IN, /, last tnc g''il.g nb,,ut sir. II
ell up the people nbout the ri
no Of t">ton He sad
NO asked NJ r NJ a c Ills t e
mn S .mr uu, stiun,. Nj. Mot
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-17

For Rent-The Offices occupied by Drs
Rozier & Knox, on first floor of Bank
of Lurnberton building, will be for rent
after January Ist. Also 3 Offices OH 2nd
floor of same building. Also two or three
good farms for rent. For further in
formation see Geo. b. Mcleod, Lun-
berton, N. c. 1916
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BIacksmithlng and Tin Work.
am fully prepared to do anything in
blacksmithing or tin work. Give me a
call. H. G. Webster, Lumber on, N.
c. -2I-tf
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-17

In a wet and dry election held
at Madison last Wednesday the
town went dry by a.vote of 81 to
%.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY = 10 s
AT THE COUNTY HOME.

In the report OF the grand
jury for this term Of court,
published in Mondays Robe
sonian, it was stated that the
inmates of the county home
had not sufficient bed
ding, that Il number of panes
were out in the windows of the
houses, that plastering was
down, that chimneys needed
repairing, that the houses for
the insane needed repairing,
and it was recommended that
the keeper of the home be al
lowed $40 per month for each
inmate. Considering that the
recommendations of the grand
jury needed immediate atten-
ton, Judge Long instructed
Sheriff Mcneil to ask Mr.. J.
w. Carter, chairman of the
boaLd of commissioners, 10
come to Lumberton Monday
and consult with him in regard
TO these matters Mr.. Carter
came Monday and made 4 per-
sonal investigation at the home,
His report to Judge Long
which was made a part Of the
court record, was published il
--Ehs Robesonian Thursday
Mr.. Carter takes up and an
swers each matter touched up
on by the grand jury.
AS the report of the gram
jury and Mr.. Carter do nc
agree in some respects, a rep
resentative of The> Robesonia
called at the homeWednesday al
ternoon for the purpose of max
ing a personal investigation
Not that the sincerity of eith'
report was doubted, but there
nothing so convincing sas tn
sensible and true avouch"
ones own eyes and ears.
1880 The. inmates of the count
home seem to be, and they So
that they are,S mfortable, al
they say they get plenty to ca
All said they have had plen
of bedding and have been slee
ing warm except two old W
men, who qualified the stat
ment by saying that they h;
managed to make out pref
we'll by spreading some of tn,
clothes over the foot of th'
beds. Both admitted tHat tn
had not told the keeper that til
needed cover. Some blanke
were bought Tuesday, and
man has been employed to p
in the broken window par
and make other needed repai
Tin has been substituted
windows where panes W,
broken, except in one roo
the inmate of which, an old I
man, said she did not ca
whether the pane was replac
or not; that in the summer
was hot and in the winter
was cold, so there you We
MIR. Carter is certainly mist;
en- when he states that Their,
no plastering down in any
the houses occupied by the
mates and that the only plas
ing down in the keepers ho
is in the. kitchin. In SIEVE
rooms of the houses occup
by the inmates plastering
broken in several places, anC
the keepers home plasterine
broken in the dining room ;
in the sitting room, and
fireplace i'll the sitting 70
seems in need of repair. -
the important thing is that
inmates are comfortable
have plenty TO eat, though
food is coarse. On a mar
OF $50 per month per inn
Mr.. Reynolds, keeper of
home, says that it is imposs
TO purchase some little del
cics that it wpuld be well
them to have, and hc thi
that under present condit
Sl0per month perinmate she
b. allowed.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-17
Robson County Magnificent New Court House
Now Being Built at Lumberton

will by the Frank
theonea Smith
eofal
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-17

Easter CIothes-Our expert cutter
from Baltimore will display all enor-
nous line of Foreign and Domestic
Woolens in the piece, and the best
Twenty-Dollar Blue Serge i'll the world,
on February 2Ist, 22nd and 24th, only
Inspect this line before buying. Meal
lister Sample Rooms. I-27-f
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Not How CHI ;ap-BuV How Good,

A brick front painted with l, s. NJ
Paint IS years ago and MT painted since,
may be seen at 472 Bergen St !, Brooklyn,
New York. Paint with &sM Brilliant
Red and trim with Sha er. Green OF
White.-The body won't need painting
+ La NJ. Paint Agents.
MeAllstes Hardware Co., Lumbertou,
n. e, Agents. 2-I7-2w
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NOtlce-Any one who waits to buy
drawn cypress shingles can get same by
applying to Ira ]. Wilkins, Bethany
N. 1918
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LOSt-Pocket book containing about
5000. Lost on the streets of Lumber
ton. Will give finder S. Jim Sea-
ley, LuInberton, R +. D. l. I-27-tf
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IN cred AZ sec"nd-ciAs - mattsrA' the ? -.
Suice I bu III LRrtuu, y. under the Act ol
Congress Of March 8Td, 1877.
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NotIce-I w II rent at reasonable rates a
launch, with engineer, for parties de
string to go on tn river. w. H. Bryant,
I.umberton, n. c. I-3o-u
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In ordering the address Of his paper changed
. an. 40 ribrr should give the address 70 Nhict
mas been going, and the new address.
With the large circulation that u las, IN
,anaacnisn Is A frst-elass Advertising med
am Rates will be furnished ProI Ftly "a
oTnspFe tlye Advertisera.
The rAper wants to be fair TO eorresronoenis
and will s''ve them as mach laiitude "a IL
thinks public policy will permit. We are not
respons bic for the views.of any eo.respol O.
cot We require that writer sign Ms nat
10 a cor riunicat on attacking snUne one Pis'
or An instil ution. In puhli5hi Arti1l'e
where the alne ~ the writer Is not require
10 be pubIished, we reserve the right, ioT Bonc
essona to i've the name W. en- asked Tor
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NORTH BOUND.

JNo. SHELTON WILLIAMS, Pres.
L. A. BOYD, Gen. Mgr.
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The Main IE1inQ For Farmers

In Business Matters is to Make d Right Beg ginning
at the Right Time and with the Right People. We
are Ii hit ii line with such business We Furnish
the Right Lines Of Supplies to make FARMERS
PR SPEROUS We Furnish Implements to Gull
tivate the Land Fertilizers Enrich it, the S. edto
Plant the Machinery to Harvest, the Wagons to
Transport, the Groceries for the Table, the Feed
for Stock ;lothing for the Family, furnishings for
the Rorne and all Necessary things to Contribute
to SUCCESS and HAPPI" ESS = * X y =
&C !ATTANOOGA" Two-Eors3 Flows, COTTON
XII G" Raverslble-Head Disk Ear VS.. Mckay
Stalk Cutters, Farm Wagons, Flows, Etc.
Fertilizers! An my eir%"o ~er Fertilizers!
cultural me, Nitrate soa=. Nloriate Potash,
K nit, Ac4 %. spha. Qua Seed Meal,
/ &c Go d CuItivatiOu, Good Fertilizers. Good
Crops Almost Assured If W. q Id not Furnis
B. ST Obtainable Goods 8 quit the bust
ness Our Experience OF r GNTY-FOUR
YEARS in Business enables us 0 KIN W SOME
THING about Some Things. s. know 6 Cd
Il FERTILIZE IS and We know GOOD <ERTHAN-
t Disc also We do not make Un reasonable Prom
Uses Statements or Assersion~. but we Claim not
e to be Surpassed IN Business Fac1i les TEST this
o STATEMENT as to E. T ENT ana QUALITY of
y GOODS we Garry in our FOUR LARGE STORE
HOUSES, all Connected, and in our SIX LARGE
II WAREHOUSES;. y = - * - y - -
e We Thank the Great Army Of Customers who
IS have Stood with through the Pest Years, and
=, are yet Friends and Customers and INVITE
g ALL who would like to Obtain Best Commercial
~ COME TO SEE US, 8
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BUSINESS BUILDERS

For SaIe-loo acres land. Runs with
in two hundred y ards of Barker's High
School, adjoining the lands of a. A.
Bethune and L. Shaw B. F. Townsend,
Lumberton, n. c. 2-Io-t
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90 * ttt.ss> c,4cty ana
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ga as 81 7a-t1- al
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If it does, You should
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They will relieve the
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There are $1,000 druggists
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isn't that what you
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Columbia River
Stage Line

Stage lssvas every 5sT 81 m 70,
cams g. slaoC lie e. " 4 =. ?
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SOCIALIST COLUMN

>s.i - iAJ Socialists
ina editor - The Dawn
tcr sry matte. appear
EDlUcS-
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Continued on Page I, MIddle Column 4
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centlnued ON Pace 8. MIDDLE Column .
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LEAGUE MAY
CONTROL STATE
COMMITTEE
knight. However, Will Have the
Appointment of the Ex-
ecufive Body
Vote on the Temporary Chair
manship by the Eighty
Assembly Districts
J. Q, Hayes Delivery Of Ten
Delegates to Herrin Aids
in Defeat of Davis
SPECIAL DIspATen TO THE CALL

% pfSfa I'll iO TIE GALL
SACRAMENTO. May 14.--The
Lincoln-Roosevelt league controls "A
OF the 80 assembly districts of the
state, and will. therefore, have A of
the state central committeeman as the
delegates select one committeeman for
each district. The actual authority In
the state body, however, is the execu-
tive committee, which is appointed by
the chairman of the convention.
The central committee has power
of ratifying the action of the executive
committee, and IN interesting situation
will result IL it develops that the a
committeeman can eheckmate the exec
utive body Chairman Knight Will ap-
point from the Organization ranks.
The record OF the vote shows that II the.
contesting delegations elected at the
primaries had been seated IN place of
those Appointed Arbitrarily under ma
chine rlle. and If J. o. Hayes had not
proved a traitor to the Lincoln Roose-
Welt league by delivering to Herrin 10
of Santa Clara's pledged delegates.
George A. Knight would not have been
chairman and the cause OF clean poll
tics would have triumphed The fol-
lowing was the vote on the temporary
craftsmanship by assembly districts:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-15

put DE foung and OaS were too bitter
dose. The former fell behina. II votes,
while Otis, got but s2ss and was ;.outslae
the breastworks-
The republicah, state convention,
forced to adjournment in one day
session in order that. the railroad ma
chine. might hold its tottering forces in
line to put through the program Herrin
had laid down for 1t. closed its labors
shortly after midnight. With all its
desperate effort toasave itself from the
aggressive warfare that the Lincoln
Roosevelt league wased for clean poll
tics and decent citizenship, the railroad
.forganization failed TO elect Otis OF
Los Angeles as a delegate to the ma
tional convention.
Thanks to the efforts OF State Sena-
tor Leroy A, Wright Of San Diego. a
plank was included in the platform
favoring the direct primary.
with brilliant management OF floor
tactics and "a force OF enthusiastic.
striving delegates, the Lincoln -Roose-
velt league in the state convention
today drove the Herrin political ma
chine into the broad open field. where
the bright light OF day was shed upon
its methods. So hard did these able
Lincoln- Roosevelt delegates drive their
determined fight for cleaner politics
and good government that the railroad
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-15
Brilliant Floor Tactics Of League
|. Men Force Machine IN Open
Despcable Work Of Southern Pacific Gang and
Gag Rule firing Chairman Mark Convention
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TEE CALL

SACRAMENTO. May 14-After day of slave driv-
ing methods that made the infamous Santa Cruz
ton like the personcaton Of political generosity
the Herrntes at the very close of the assemblage met
with defeat which took all the edge from such victories
they had been able thus far to Their slate for
delegates at large to the national convention broken
and Uncle Jake Neff the to do the trick Harr
son Gray Otis the editor Of the Los Angeles Times was
the victim and Hlrin will be forced to explain to Har
man his failure to send solid quartet Chicago dothe
railroad S bidding.
After the first rush of the voting the convention
"bucked under the lash Knight and Melvin were per-
mitted to go through by the Herrin vassas with little
emblance of revolt getting 419 and At votes respectively
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-15

politicians were forced to adopt the
most desptcable Of gag procedures.
General George Stone. chairman OF the
state committee. and George A. Knight.
the. convention chairman. acted as star
performers in the ungentle art OF
stldfng free speech and free vote.
The organization was forced to do it's
worst to save itself from general dis
aster. All the bosses and politicians
thatsserve Herrin throughout the state
were summoned-to the capital city to
help crush the LlncoIn- Roosevelt
League So raw was their work that
ansinpetus has been given the cause OF
reform which the Herrin men are ad-
hitting: tonight means more des-
perate battle at the August primaries
than has just been closed.
The Lincoln-Rooseve1t league gaze
battle that challenged admiration Lee
C. Gates won the. genuine honors OF the
day as its floor leader and his speech
former Mayor W. r Davis
OF Oakland for chairman cost the ma
chine a number Of votes. Gates fought
the Organization throughout the day
and again and again the gag had to be
applied % hold the situation secure for
Herrin and his crew
On the test vote over the chairman
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Ringsters Succeed in tlecling Knight as
Temporary Chairman
Contested Delegations Are Allowed 10 Vote After
Bitterest Fight Of Conventions First Meet
Special Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 14-When General George
tone chairman of the state central committee called the
republican state convention to order in the tented ncosure
within the pavilion the capitol grounds 626 out of
total of 500 delegates assembled Outside the railing
great throng of men and waited expectanty for
the much heraded struggle between the organization and
tile Lincon-R Roosevelt league. IS,
Music Of patriotic nature was rendered, but there
was evident satisfaction when the last strain died away
and General Stone announced that the had
sebed elect four delegates at large and four
to the republican national convention which meets in
Chicago June 16 and also select state central
committee to hold Office until 1910 Stone added that the
would be by assembly districts and parts Of assembly
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CONTINUED ON rtGE z, COLUMN /,
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Continued on Page 2, Middle Columa 5
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEpHoNE KEARNY Sc
sFRIDAY. MAY Is, 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAI-west wind; clear; maximum
temperature, 565 miaimum. 80.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-CIoudy: possibly
light showers in morning; light southwest wint4
changing to fresh west Page 10
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Uncle Jake Neff Breaks Railroad Machines Slate, Beating Otis
Gag Rule and Raw Tactics Are Used to Defeat League

as asss
M H de Yoa dtua autrndsag sthnl
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-24
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