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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10
FAIRaONT news LETTER.
Some Victims OF Grip-PiannI0G
a Race gT2ck-YS1ae People
EDGaaed In Kite FIYtRa~A
Train Hand Iniurea.

Train Hand IninFea. ..
Correspondence of The RobesoaiAp
MIR. 4. G. Jacobs, 4 train
hand, got his arm broken by
being caught. between two cars
as tbs freight MAS shifting last.
Monday afternoon. HIS arm
was set and he was able to GO
to his home Sanford, S. G, the
next morning :'.- -
Mrs. Brown, the aged mother
5of Mrs. 4 I. Jones. is in Very,
feeble health. hut We hope will
soon improve. !!
= We@are especially: sorry for
our elderly people to have grip
Mrs. Julia Thompson and Mrs.
Rose l'ftman bhrc both suffering
with it this week, but we are
glad to report neither one Sc
riously sick,
! J. L. Townsend, of McDon.
aids, was in town Wednesday.
afternoon. i, .
There is so much sickness il
town the ladies have postponed
the oyster supper, which wa.
to take place Friday night. fo1
, some future date,
Mr.. c. F. Lawler, of PEN
: broke, was here last Thursday
] after an absence of four years
5 He was much struck with tn
many improvements which
have beer made since he<left
! y His many friends were sorr,
. he could make only a shor
a stay.
w. DR.. Brown and Mr.. c. A
. Floyd are planning a'laalf mil
race track to- be usedefer a
kinds ofssporting events. ri
n The small boys of the tow
S. are completely taken up wit
&c 4 kite flying. t has even su
4 pended base ball. Master Bui
Drummond is quite adept
y, ~ making good ones to fly, an
:, has taught several others tt
e art. - .,
n Fairmont, N. c., Feb. T.. 1870
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10
The EsSeaITai Conditions OF High.
est AchIeVem ut.

In one of the famous lace-shops
of Brussels there are certain re.
tired rooms devoted to the spin
ming Of the finest ana most deli
cate lace patterns. These rooms
are altogether darkened, save for
the light from oHe very small win
dow falling directly upon the pat
tern. There is only one spinner
in the room and he sits where
the narrow stream of light falls
upon the threads that he is weav.
ing. Thus" you are told by
your guide, do we secure our
choicest products. Lace is al
ways more delicately beautifully
woven when the worker himself
is in the dark, and only his pat
tern in the light" Does not the
same beautiful and mysterious
result appear in work OF any
kind, when surrounding shadows
compel the toiler to fix his atten,
ton solely upon the task in
hand-the task upon which fails
the concentrated light Of life:
When a soul finds itself shut in
by disappointment, trials, be.
reavements, disciplines, or. p. y.
steal limitations, to it's divinely
appointed task. the one thing it
is best fitted to do or to teach in
this world, how narvelo9sly the
pattern is wrought! What new
power appears in both work and
character! That one small win
dow through which falls the light
OF heaven full upon our task is,
how often, the essential cOndi.
ton OF highest achievement.
PinssHlve Carbolized acts Ike d
poultlce. draws out Inflammation
and poison Antiseptic, healing
For chappsd hands, lips, c7's,
hurns- Sold byJ D McMi':4u
T. SOn,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

People who live in this favor
ed section do not often realize
the awful suffering that the
People of the Abyss" endure
during extremely cold weather
such as prevailed in New York
and other cities last week. The
press dispatches telling of the
pitiful condition of people iiv-
in the mos! AFFECT Proverty in
New York are enough to wiring
sympathy from The hardest
heart. Stories of'children who
go to school hungry and cold,o
men and women who stand i'll
clad and shivering waiting theiI
turn at Free-lnnch counters, O.
men clad fnthin summer clothes
without overcoats or gloves
shoveling snow to get none
to buy food,f strangely upor
the ears of people who, though
poor, may always find d roof t.
shelter, frs to warm and foo,
TO nurish. -:4.t
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

tits to be hoped that the recon-
mendations Of the grand jury in
regard to the county home will
be attended to at once. 1t is dis
tressing,to learn that the inmates
of the home, during the Geld
weather we have had lately, have
not had sufficient bedding and
that the condition of the windows
has not been such as to provide
sufficient protection from tho
cold. Sitting in comfort by your
own Preside you would be glad
to know that the unfortunatss
who have fallen by the wayside
and are dependent upon the
countyafor support are comfort
ably housed, 1t is also to be
hoped that the grand jury's rec
9pmerdatioRs in regard to the
conditions at the jail will receive
. immediate attention. -,a.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

Bees Laxative Ccggh Sy-up for
coughs, colds, Group and whopping
cough grows in favor daily With
young and old. :, Nethsrs, should
keep it or hand .forz children. It
is prompt relief to Group. It is
gentEy.lsxative, drying the poison
and phleam from the system It
is . simple remedy that gives I'm.
mediAte relief, .guarauteed. 8 Sold
BIZ ). d. MalEillAnA Son.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

B. 1t seems that one thing stands
out very clearly just at this time,
and that is that there is crying
need in. North Carolina for /.
leader who should stand out
head and shoulders above his Eel.
l0ws--a leader such as Vance,
for instance. If the Democratic
party in the State had such a
leader now it IS unthinkable tina,
young mems Republican clut
such as was organized in Raleih h
/ be. other night would have been
formed The trouble is not with
the Democratic party or it's prin.
ciples; they are just as powerful
for the best interests of the
State as ever: the need is simply
need fOrethe nan who can CON.
mand theaebsolute confidence oil
the peoples
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d. j. SHAW,
Commissioner.

Having this day qualified as executor
OF the last will and testament of Caswell
Britt, deceased, this is notify all per-
sons having Claims az Iinst the estate OF
the said deceased to present them to the
undersigned executor properly authenti-
Gated on or before the 9TH day of January
1909, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. ALI persons indebted
to said estate will pleIse rake Immediate
payment.
This January 4th, 1905.
E J. BRITT,
I-5-6mon Executor.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10
TIE FICKEL POPULACE.
Me. Cleveland Has Lived TO See
His VineicagfeR.

Cha .otte Observer /
1t was said in the Associated
Press report of Mr.. Fowler's
line argument for his currency
bill before the lower house OF
Congress Monday:
MIR. Fowler paid attribute. to-
Grover Cleveland 'forhis courage
in gVasping the free silver mon
ster by the throat and "a appealing
to Americans to praSide for the
maintenance of the national hon,
or by handling and controlling
exchanges until we could recoup
our gold. His concluding refer
ence to Mr., Cleveland was drown
ed 10 Democratic applause when
he said I thank God that man
like Grover Cleveland was Pfes;-
dent of the United States that
year 1885 )"s-.- ..::
And to think that this man
whose name is now greeted with
thunderous applause in the
House of Representatives could
have counted his friends in thai
s body Oh 6he fingers of one hant
when he reMred from Office
. March 1, 1897, and drove almos
solitary to the station in taking
q leave Of Washington, almos
e every body administe ring to him
o tigurative kick and mental.
t when not audibly calculating
! Co" Serene in the cOnfidenc
= that he had done his duty thong
n be had sacrificed himself, thi
! great, strong man appealed i
n digniied silence Ito Time, tn
n great avenger, and nobly has
5 answered him." Here, men an
If brethren, is an inspiration t
e right-doing; here is an exampl
n for all the ages.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

Announcement has been mud .
Of the approaching retiremear
from the postal service of Frank
Il. Hitchcock, First Assistant
Postmaster General. Mr.. Hitch
cock will assume the active maj ,
agement of the cam paign of Sec
rotary TAFT. for the Repu blican
domination for President. Dr.
Charles P. Grandfiald, who has
been actively identified with che
postal service for about 90 year,,
will succeed Mr.. Hitchcock us
First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eFal.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10
OBITUARY.

Or January astk Brother, AlIeHAC. Mil
ter: breathed his last en- earth He had
bees a great sufferer for many years, but
he bore his sufferings with a Cfi istia n
.gvrtitude, such 4Gs isl seldom Scent He
had passed kisSs seventieth szileeteae
BtotheT Miller was a Haernber Of Pleasant
Grove. Baptist church: $ Thei writers had
the pleasure Of being his pastor for scyen
PEARS During those years We found in
hin sysapathetie friend and wise ceIia-
ael6r. He was the senieE deacon of the
chu CD, but on account Of III health was
EsituA permitted tsa be- pFeseat at the
sezS ices. i had the pleasure Of being of
ten in his hems for the last seven years,
and was with him almost constantly for
mora than week just prior to. his death;
yet have never heard him utter a com
plzizing or dissatisfied void at his sHaic.
tons. He '.cast his burden upon the
L1erd" aHd the Lord sustained" him.
He leaves an; aged companion, three
SINS, tWeuty-three grandchildren, and q
host of friends to Ineufn his departure,
to all of whom We extefad- onr heartfelt
sympathy in their bereavement
-. A. E c, PIrTNAN.
l. HaSAeF, S, c., RID M
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suRsCRIPTION kATEs:

,or4srioy the address Of his paper cha AR d
-, ~ her Shoutd give the address 10 v hlet
h,s Lrrn going. AID the new address an,
Wirh the large ri~cularioa that II hah. ~
aras, nj IN tPa first clA-S advertising meti'
u,n hates VIII he furnished Pr"TFty u
ornsut ctive advertisers. ..,.,
The paper Pant, tn be rte eoIr,s n"" as /,
.ud vii give them an mGch latttnde AZ "
,h,,,kp nubiia policy will permit. We are mo-
r1sTo,, sIb,r fur the views Of any eorrespSt o.
emf. Ne require LhAtA writer sign MS nS
to a Communication attacking some one en-
ar An tnsiIrutIun. In publishing artlcl''
wbrrs ne IL rne of thr writer Is not reqaIree
In lie nuhIiSsea. We reserve the right, Tor B"''
eAsurs. 10. Nv" the name when ASKED IoT'
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

We are reliably informed that
Senator B. r. Aycock, of Ere.
mont, Wayne county, brother
of Ex-Governor Chas. B. Aycock
will be \ candidate for corp Nra-
ton commissioner to succeed
Commissioner Z. G. Beddingtield.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10
HEAD OF waves as TxeEs
PuSIisAtrs s 81 Maary's GeosFs-
- BhyS&IecsneGdo Crest Ssutes.
moa 90 F1Resa Type at CauCas.

HAo0 90 st13eSe TypG al CaHCn6"
lea GAce.g - * 2-e.-gA ~ 81 /.
DlsS1 'patAtP s " 1sA te Sesglqtte o.
ssAll Of North Caroliina and
more ESPECIALLY AshevIlle amt
Bnnconbe county are interest
ed in u anything concerning
their beloved statesman. xZspu
Ion Vanee. The president Of
the University Publishing Com
pany, in New York City,: in sge:-
ting out d new edition >;of the
Maury Geography. decided ste
make :: numerous changes
Anlaog others was a determine,
ton to secure "a we'll proper
/ toned head and face to- repre-
sentthe Caucasian race: After
ALT the other types we're salts:
taeeeF'ty placed. the strong
Caucasian head had. not been
found when the president Of the
University Publishing compa:
ny made business "trip to
Raleigh, and there. she spied 8
photograph. of. szabalpn b
+ Vance, This" he said, q.
what I have been looking for. ,
SO now all the children of thu
United States who study Aau
RVS Geography are taught tba
the head of North Carolina
greatest statesman represent
the finest type OF the, ceucasial
IeIce.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10
Caldwell & CARLYLE

ASKS All People tolRemember that Their Great
January Cash Sale Affords Great Opportu-
Unity to Purchase Great Supply Of Winter
&Goods with Small Amount Of Cash. Always
TfRemember our Great Assortment OF FIRST
Glass Goods. A Good, Large, Clean Stock of
RELIABLE QUALITY MERCHANDISE =
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

Notice i hereby given that on lie IJth
day Of February, 1898, appliSs On viii 10
made he Governor OF North Carolina
tor the pa don of Frank McKeithan, Coz
Victed at November Term, 1877, Of Robe
son Superior Court of retailing liquST
and sentenced to siS months in Jail.
This January 24th, re1S.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor,
Attorneys fen Applicant.
I-37 sufSh
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

For Rent-The Offices occupied by Drs.
Rozier & Knox, on first floor of Bank
of Lu1Iiberton building, will be for rent
after January Ist.. Also ; Offices on and
floor Of same building Also two or three
good farms for rent. For further in
formation see Geo. B. Mcleod, Lum-
berton, y. c. 1916
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

Night Riders,'' well armad
and mounted visited the farms
Of Hugh G. Lawrence and Wash:
ington T. Bicker within 5tbres
miles of Adams, Tenn, Thurs.
day night, destroyed the barns
on both farms, together with 90,
orc pounds of tobacco, shot and
wounded Lawrence and his son
Bradley and whipped a Negro
named MotloW numerically
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

II is announced that beginning
today the Wilmington Iron
Works and the Cape Fear. Ma
chine Works viii resume work
on ten hour basis, which was
cut to eight hours in November
when business vas slack. About
one hundredzmen who are en-
ployed by. the hour, will be affect.
ed by the change, --
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BUSINESS BUILDERS

:: Tty an I'D IN this column. Whether
is a house. to rent, something you nav'
for sale, Or som, thing Won want 20 bC>
the Robesoulan want Column
vii bring the Eesalss =.
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Cape Fear LHRbeE Co.'S, Pies.
:. -, Burwea. x.Er

The ;tniil plant and machinery
room OF she Cape Lupb Der CU., or
Wnmiugtonf we're destroyed by
Gre Saturday, entailing h loss ess
ttmated 81 500, GOO, f1llyseosered
6y insurance The are: is ssup>
posed to- have been. caused by
friction immediately under the
baud saw SIS 5-a+55% >-z5rss -
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Der WIng-The Chinaman is now
: ready 10 do your laundering. His
shop is ON Fourth street-next to A. f.
Whites sa e stable. Give him chanc
and let him show you how he can laun-
h. der. Der Wing. The Chinaman. LILO
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'RepaIr Work-Repair work and 9th
Yer m 'chine work promptly executed at
HEeasQnable prices by the fully equipped
Machine Shopspf the National Cotton
Mills, Lumberton, n. c.. I2-5-tf
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-10

For SaIe-Pure ac.'imated cabbage
plaiits-Early Jersey Wakefield, Ear
" York and Early SlHmer-2o cents
per Ioo,s ready from February Ist to
May Ist First come first served. K. A
Rezier s. Sons, Lmnbertou, y. c., r
F d., Box IS. p I-7-2m
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White t.! Spring Oats

ss@E e.sz.; - ..tH.I5s'
1880 Bushels, Spring Oats.
!. 1I8 Coils Cotton Rope,
3 1sl Bags Bliss Potatoes,
<,115. Bags e. &. Potstoes,
964 Bags All Gesies-Rice,
119 Bags Fresh sfiss,
2S7 Barrels Royal Flour, g.
. 291 Barrels Royal in Bags,
LIS Barrels Bu4sker Hill,
127 Barrels Bunker in Bags,
ls6 Kegs LaFes MaAet, -
% Kegs Smali Aalfet, g, .
50 Dozen Axe A8ndles, ..
Is Dozen Naah Boards. >
s~~rl CONE 70 SERNs, - !.
= 81. - as. ---- aa.s;; s.4.ls- 33sa {. =
": B. COOPER,
Corner Nutt sna SEaeR Streets,
-. ! \ sVR1alNGEoN. y. &
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IN cred ~ see0nd-clASs matter ~ the f"t'
pFiic- It III lteTtOn, ". o., Wnder the Act q
Coagtess OF March 3fd. 1885.
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For SaIe-iol acres lsHd. Runs with
frfmo hundred y rds of Bankers High
SCHOOL, adjoining the lands. OF A A
Bethuhe aud L. Shaw B. F. Townsend
I.uf5beTtoh; NC. 2-Io-d
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NoIiee " II rent at reasonable rates a
=. launch. with engineer, for parties &C
f. -siFihg 10 go on III river. ". H. Fryant,
IISnbsrton, N. G. --~ I.5o-tt
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For SaIe-3o or 40 bushels of g %
-:soskd peas for sale. good for planting
l. T. ,owusenth I-3o-tt
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BOX saPpeF a1 BIeomiaadafe.

r.jd,,a.. .,,,..,.,,: =: = = !, :.
There Win be a box SUPP pre- sr
ct Bcomingdale Academy FRI
day night, the l4tb, tbs. pro-
.ceeds 70 90 toward buying a
carpet for the church. Girls,
come and lhtsrsipgyopr box. Boys,
come and bring a heavy, purse,
aud doR't-.let the, .pther4 fellow
get girlis.hsx..sEveeNbods
isinvited. az7~::e AZ y A. SIR
Orruti, n. 'Gs,* Feb 81 'eS. sas
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BIaeksmithIng and Tin Work.
am fully prepared to do anything in
.blacksnithing or tin work. Give me a
call. H. G. Webster, Lumher,ou, N
e. Aft
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\ NOTICE will be found in this
ssde Of places at which meetings
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SORROW,

must be deep in the tRothe5's
heart when she tries to console
herself by saying "If had
not 'fosgett" n. to gen q bottl
Of GOWAS'S. PNEUMONIA
CURE, little Baby wo I'd now
be with ne" FoFget-whS for
get uhen there is no excuse. :.
External ana all druggists.
,!!;s-y.s-5s ::s:L5se= IL
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hens and 90 rocsters.-
.Wyandot, Plymouth Rock and other
.large breeds Carlvlssi Ponltrys Farm,
LuIDberton, y. c. I-l6-u
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4 e eAeaptf .haisT .haiayi cio.A Or shoidy
Paisk. fR1. 4 H.. il Zinc Metal made
.iats 0xitsa Of Zine combined With shit.
Lead, and then made into paint with pure
Hnseed Oil in Thousand EailoRgindiR@i
sna Hi1iRsA EeaIs leng: actual eesi
saiy II. 30 Per gallon. -
: $500 . L. Ai3lsz Paint AGENTS.
AeAHtstsr Hardware 60. ,kHnbertos,
q: C., Agents. 2%2W
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P,E il>hEu MONDAYS And THURSDAY
by
RORESONIAN PUBLISHING CO.
:. A. SHARPE. Editor.
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Raner, S. C, RID No 3. =:
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GIce.
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NORTH BOUND.
Notice.

JNO. SHELTON WILLIAMS, Pres.
L. A, BOYD, Gen. Mgr.
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Corner Nutt sna GFseS Ssresis,
!. y sVN9alNGE0N. u. e -
AsaesssLS., ~
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.4gEl 80. 80 & :E.f.feN
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Executors Notice.

2-2-jB!on
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N"&0tNs 4s.4.S>~.. wh4:-
''sAs ,-sve,s&
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-27
Duty Of the Law to Make
People Fear Punishment.

HAVE read the opinion States court of appeals
which invaidaes the fine of $40 100000 imposed
by court the Standard Oil company Any
the action Of the court Of appeals would be- my udg
nt inappropriate especially form and time
the future the department Of justice viii undoubtedly Try
obtain authoritative review Of the decision
IT IS MucH TO REGRETTED ON ACCOUNT OF THE
UNREASONABLE RESTRICTION IMPOSED
THE RIGHT APPEAL THE UNITED STATES IN CRIMINAL
CASES THIS CANNOT BE DONE IN WHAT OBVIOUSLY
MOST NATURAL MOST PROMPT EFFEcruA- METHOD
NAMELY, BY a DIRECT APPEAL suPREME
THE UNITED STATES 5.%Ts II" .';.@ g.T i.
SINCE SUCH IS THE PRESENT CONDITION LAW
DEPARTMENT MUST COURSE ACTION TO THAT
CONDITION. %%#% -*~%&
IN MY OPINION 1T THAT THE STAT
UTE INTERSTATE COMMERCE SHOULD BE so CON-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-27
MAY have TO
PAY FOR RAID
PAsco RIOT STILL UNSETTLED
COMPANY A BOYS MAY HAVE ~
TO PAY THE PIPER. I I

Seattle, Aug, 26.-For the second
time in eleven years the national
guard of North Dakota has coma to
the Pacific coast. The North Dakota
regiment arrived last week at the
American Lake maneuyer grounds
where, with the Montana and Idaho
regiments, they constitute brigade
which will have two weeks OF prac-
tical work in real soldier life. .s
Second Lieutenant. Howard Hines,
Private Toole and three other enlisted
men of Company A OF Bismarck were
placed under arrest for having partici-
pated in an attack on two restaurants
Of Pasco, Wash. The names of other
men are said to be in possession of
the colonel.
The restaurant man has written to
the colonel. demanding. satisfaction
and damages. The question or court
marshal for the offenders IS now being
considered. A nice question is raised
as to authority. tt is probable that
the men of Company A will make good
the loss, and; several meetings have
already been held for that purpose.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-27
TEDDY HELPS :.
!. !. DEDICATION
RELATIVES OF HIS PRESENT A
PUBLIC LIBRARY TO JORDAN
VILE, AND HE TALKS IN BE.
HALF OF THE FARMERS WIFE
IN THE UPLlFT. DE- ~,

Jordanville, N. Y, Aug. 26.-With a
ceremony in which the president Of
the United States took a prominent
part, the Jordanville public library
was today presented to the people of
the community, the donors being
Douglas Robinson Of Mohawk and
York, Mrs. Robinson and Harriet D,
Wolriche Whitmore, Mr.. Robinson's
sister, who had erected it In memory
of Mr.. Robinson's father and mother,
Douglas and Fannie Robinson. 90:
President Roosevelt was personally
interested in the dedication, his sister,
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, being one of
the: donors of the honored occasion,
and although he originally contemplat-
ed talking but briefly, he pleased the
audience at some length. President
Roosevelt: euhogized the farmers wife
and advocated uplifting the farmer
and his family, gs% 2, ? ;.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-08-27

Greenen visited at the Brutehe-
home Sunday. !.,y .s-
]. Most Of the young people from
here attended ! picnic Sunday
southeast Of Canneld, known as the
Rocks. @
Mr.. Williams and Miss Howe, Mr..
Alberts and sister. Mrs. Parkin, yis-
tied at the Grambling home Sum.
day. N. Il. Il. ~
@5 Mrs. Braden was laid up q few days
last week with a lame back. NJ
Claude Newman attended the dance
at Wilton last week. 5.3 .sf tss
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Alberts Of Minnesota,
are visiting their sons, Baltz and
George Alberts near Canfield. They.
were accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. Parkins of Lennon, s. D.
Newell B1exrud went to see the.
doctor last week, as he had broken
his glasses and a piece Of glass had,
got in his eye. ...>, s:sg;55ES .s.s5t5 Fl i Y;