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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-27
STATE NEWS.

Through the generosity of Mr..
B. N. Duke, Trinity College, Dur
ham, will in the near future have
two magnificent new buildings,
which will provide all the room
needed for the present
Samuel L. Trogden resigned
Tuesday the position of clerk of
the Federal Court at Greensboro,
the resignation to become effec'
tive October l. 1t is understood
that the vacancy will be filled by
the appointmentof J. M. Millikan
who has been the United State:
Marshall for the Western distric
for IL years.
1t is said that Leslie M. Shaw
former Secretary of the Treas
ury, and Patrick Hirsch, a fnan
cier of New York, will build al
interurban trolley line in Pied
mont North Carolina. It is sal,
the proposed line will connect tn
cities of Greensboro, Winston
Salem. High Point, Salisbury
Concord, Charlotte and a numbe
of smaller towns and handle bot
passengers and freight. A frar
chise has already been secure
for the line through Rowan an
Cabarrus counties.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-27

R. E. Huntington. the alleged
dangerous lunatic who terrorized
a suburb of Augusta, Ca, the
latter part of June and who was
hunted by the police authorities
O Augusta ard Atlanta for two
months, was arrested at a hotel
in Atlanta SUNDAY.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-27

When you have piles don't fail to use
ManZan, the great pile remedy. The
4 royb ea way sn to eore inns annoy w
act on all parts affected. That is what
ManZan does. 1t is put in tube with
nozzle attached. Sold by all druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-27

Rings Little iverT ills--easy 70 to,
genie in action, pic asan. effect. Sud y
Iii druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-09-27
Out Red Bluff Way - News
Notes and Personals.
Correspondence of The Rohesonian.

! Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Mr.. n. L. Gibson has built a
store at Red Bluff station and is
doing a fine business.
Mrs. Consar Willis, who lived
near McColl,S. c., who had been
i'll for several years, died Satur-
day and the remains were buried
Sunday morning at Beaverdam
cemetery. She leaves host of
friends and relatives to mourn
their loss.
Messrs. Jim and Willie Num-
ford, of MaXton, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with the fami-
ly of N /. Gibson.
Misses Annie Mcdonald and
Jincy Stanton left Monday morn
ing for Lime Stone college.
Messrs. F. H. Ivey and D. c..
Quick visited friends and rela-
tives a. Gibson Sunday.
Mr.. J. +. Willis and Mrs. j. J..
Douglass are on the sick list this
week.
Miss Mary David, of Cumber-
land county, is visiting relatives
in this section.
Mrs. M. E. Britt, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mr.. J. c. Quick celebrated his
ffty-seventh birthday last Sat.
urday. Those who were invited
to dine with him were Mr.. ano
Mrs. F. H. Ivey, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
G. Quick, Mr.and Mrs. S. J. Nc.
Innis, Mr.. and Mrs.J. J. Douglass
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Gibson
Mr.. Willie Quick visited rela
tives in McColl Saturday.
Mr.. C. L. Hall, of Maxton, was
in this section Sunday.
Mr.. Jimmie McColl, of the Car
Dina section, spent Sunday witt
Mr.. Napier McColl.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. P. Bel
linger were returning to McCol
last Thursday from the Breeder
, More marriage their horse be
r came frightened and ran. MI
is Bellinger, being unable to chez
= the horse, which was about
run into a buggy occupied b
ladies, suddenly turned the hors
to one side, throwing the amin;
r and turning over the buggy
II This threw Mrs. Bellinger GU
but fortunately no one was hur
q Cotton Blossom.
I Clio, SC, R. Ed. No. 2,Sept. 2
R. E. Huntington. the allege
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
NEW DEMOCRATIC LEADER
IN THE SENATE

In the selection of Hernanoo De
Soto Money as leader of the Demo
cratic forces in the senate. the min
ority party has paid a well-deseryed
tribute to a man Of the highest char
acter. the most excellent abilities,
and the truest Democracy. Senator
Money earned his spurs by his pecu-
narly independent and effective work
during the tariff session. It was a
time when a note of pure old-fash-
toned Democracy on the tariff ques-
ton was certain to be heard and ap-
preciated in the midst Of the strange
discord of the Democratic chorus.
Senator Money stood out against the
tendency of Democrats to trade off
their convictions and their party ira
ditions for sops to local interests. 1t
may fanny NC Sd1u lldl II ne Hdu
been leader during the tariff session,
and If his following had been willing
to accept the program he would have
laid down, the new tariff measure
would have heen better one. and
the Democrats would have come out
of the performance with a good deal
more. political capital to their credit
Senator Money is seventy years old
native of Mississippi, and a Con
federate veteran. He has been IL
congress most Of the time since tbs
civil war. and earned a high place il
the lower house before he was pro
NOTED to the senate. His one great
handicap has been Ill health. Defec
tive eyessght compelled him TO retir'
from the army before the end of thu
war. and be has suffered ever since
J a legacy Of his army service. Blu
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

there has never been iptimation Of
anything awry with the political
health of the sturdy Mississippian; he
has been strictly his own man, yoic-
ing his own views with vIgor and
independence that naturally brought
him the recognition Of selection to
the leadership Of his party.
The Democratic party would be
vastly mora effective, and the South
would play a larger part in our pub
lie affairs. If more men OF the Money
type were sent up from the Southern
States. Il is good sign for the par
~ that he has been put forward as
leader during the remainder of his
term Of service. which viii expire a
year from next March. when he win
be succeeded by John Sharp Williams
III Senator Moneys leadership shall
be effective to the extent Of inspiring
his following with somewhat of his
high and nnselfish conception of pub
lie service. on truly national lines. it
will be q splendid contribution to the
strengthening Of party sadly in
need of more idealism.-washingtof
Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23


learned unlock his door One day the fell his head
striking with his fore paw OF the door prang
Every he opened the door er that he fell his head
before he touched the latch with his fore paw
Its the with Hes got into the habit of LOOK
ING AT WOMEN FROM A CERTAIN POINT OF VIEW,
and that is from the position of standing his head.
NO REALLY KNOWS ANYTHING
HUNDRED TOGETHER AN
SCREEN IDEAL CONCEPTION OF GIRL SWEETHEART
VERY
swEErHEARTs
oeNixE THEMSELVES THE IMAGE .+-~-&e.
This ideal conception would be of young large eyed girl looking
straight him duky evening when they drove behind aquet
gated unexciabs country and she TOLD HIM THINGS
WHICH HE BELIEVED SHE HADsNEyER SAID BEFORE
AND NEVER COULD SAY AGAIN TO ANY ONE ELSE.
Everyman has this conception about his sweetheart and reality
she has probably had other experiences he has So with
mother BE thinks of her elderly white haired
who would at any time THROUGHOUT Els WHOLE LIFE
SACRIFICE BIER OWN COMFORT TO HIS In reality
mothers viii but you wiz get think that his
own that Sort matter what kind of she might be-
Man is always just that much HANDICAPPED BY TRADI-
TON m Judging
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
The Progressive Age
Of Merchandising.
H.



40 excel nowadays in the SCIENCE OF MERCHANDISE
a ING REQUIRES MUCH But in that "much" lies the
~ real interest of the undertaking and the broad opportunity
to those young starting life to whom the words
Intelligence ambition energy integrity, spell
MERCHANDISING
THUMB METHODS TWENTY-FIVE
ANYTHING OF KIND ESTABLISHES THE STANDARD.
BEST IN MERCHANDISING TODAY
A A
SELVES
WHETHER eENUs-eNTiRELY A
TWENTIETH CENTURY CREATION
Merchandising and particularly retail merchandising has, be-
eve shown in methods growth and
quality has other modern and looks upon the
high point trading almost feels that the END
SHOULD BE PLAINLY IN SIGHT, that further develop
possible But the perfection of today and will be SUR
PASSED TOMORROW.
The various perodshe ageof the thousands of
have each claimed for themselves special acknowledged departments
of activity The young of period excel in physical
strength of another in devotion the church, of another in skill in
warfare lat this present age so down into history the AGE
OF COMMERCE.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
Only Hard Work Can
Bring Ideal Conditions.
BY coNsuELo. DUCHESS OF r1ARLBoRoUeH.

wHERE lot of people who around talking nowadays
When they've nothing else to do they start talking They
90 platform another with beautiful word pic
lures of WHAT THE WORLD OUGHT TO BE LIKE
it they had the They talk much and
well very often becomes quite bewdred and begins to
think they're really hers of wonderful millennium when
will no longer be men, government will be perfectn fact
WHEN ALL THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE SUDDENLY BECOMES
POSSIBLE One gets carried away by them But believe the
sound Judgment of wongman win allow him to be taken in
by such wild schemes.
coop assuLTs ARE osTANAsLE WORK.
so If THIS MILLENNIUM WAS TO CONE Ut WOULD
ONLY THFoUcH HARD WORK IN EVERY ONES GARDEN
ROOFING Up TIE WEEDS OF ENVY psTRUsT AND
GROWING FLOWERS IDEALIsM STRENGTH. PURPOSE AND
4 The HARDER WE WORK THE GREATER WILL BE
OUR SUCCESS Don't believe promises for it IS MEN THEM
SELVES and politics. that bring about changes desired
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
Capital Notes
and Gossip

The Republican majority in the SEN
ate is reduced by one on account of
the appointment of Fountain L.
Thompson OF North Dakota 90 fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Mar
tin L. johnson. which occurred after
the adjournment of the special SEES
sion. johnson was Republican.
Thompson is q Democrat. His ap-
pointment to fill the vacancy was
made by Governor Burke. who is a
Democrat. Thompson is one of the
leaders of his party in his state. but
bis ofiiceholding has been confined TO
county Offices. In the lower house W.
J. Monkey will take the place of Will
liam Lorimer Of Chicago. who was
elected United States senator ,ast
spring by the Illinois legislature.
Practically a new face 10 the lower
house at this session of congress will
be James II. Cassidy, elected last
April to succeed Theodore E. Burton.
who was elected United States senator
from Ohio last winter. Burton had
represented the district in Ohio COM
prised of the city of Cleveland. Cas-
sidy was elected to succeed him last
April. BE was present during a part
of the special session and had the dis
tinction Of being the youngest repre-
sentative. T~o new men in the adj
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
Public Opinion
Dominates America.

BENJAMIN WHEELER University Of California
~ uRLIc OPINION DOMINANT FACTOR N AMER
LIFE MACHINERY GOVERNMENT is ONLY
HS y THE EXTERNAL MANIFESTATION THE REAL POWER
WHICH THE PEOPLE.
We In the United States have found that by
public opinion MEANS NEITHER REVOLUTION NOR RAD
ICALISM
American statesmen STUDY THE PEOPLES WILL, and,
once they have learned they DARE NOT OPPOSE IT. Mr.
Roosevelt despite his mpuveness, conservative and Mr.
Bryan would he had reached the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
COOK, THE WORLDS
GREATEST FAKER.

The report of the consistory OF the
University OF Copenhagen that the
claims of DR.. Frederick Alexander
Cook to having discovered the north
pole are not supported by evidence in
his records brands this explorer as
the greatestf and most daring faker
the world has ever known. This is
the university which hailed him as
the discoverer of the pole and If is
located where the highest honors
were paid to the alleged hero of the
north. It is the verdict OF his de-
clared friends. To this comes the
statement OF the man who supplied
the funds for the expedition, Johs X.
Bradley. proprietor of the Beach club
the. Palm Beach gambling establish
ment, that He has fooled us from the
king down TIE aisapPssrsRce of
Cook would also seem 10 Indicate, that
be realizes he has been discovered.
). When Cook sent bis famous. laconic
message that he had reached the top
Of the wosld he thrilled the people
wherever the telegraph could carry
the news. The idea that any oue
would dare % attempt the perpetra-
ton Of so gigantic hoax upon the
whole univerAe seems preposterous.
In Denmark he was accorded the
highest honors that can be paid 10 the
private citizen and his name became
a household word the world GROUND.
Next came the startling news that
Peary also claimed the honor of be-
ing the first to reach the northmost
pinnacle. Upon learning of Cooks
claim Peary denied that other than
he himself had reached the goal.
Pesry is the man who is most injur-
ed by the claims which Cook put
forth. Before he entered into the
controversy as to who was the pole
discoverer Peary was popular, was
nonored, ana respected. roday ne
has lost much of the popularity and
esteem in which he was held and has
lost it because he attempted to show
up a trickster, the most brazen ever
known. Today many will doubt that
Peary reached the long-sought goal:
they win doubt uEtil the geodetic and
geographical societies OF this country
shall render their reports on the data
which he has furnished them and ey-
en- If these societies shall declare that
the commander really did arrive at
the earth's end there will sim be
some who win remain uncoavinced
And what has Cook obtained for
himself? A temporary fame. a last
ing disgrace, some money for himself
and it is more than limited sdll more
for his gambler hacker. What can
have induced a man to sacrifice so
much for SO little? Charity Will war
rant the defense for him that he is
insane and did not realize what he
was doing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

Copyright b. CIinedlnss Washington.
SWEARING II NEW MEMBERS.
ministration circle are Lee McClung.
recently appointed treasurer Of the
United States. and Professor A. P.
Andrews. the new director of the mint
A new face in the diplomatic circle is
that Of Count Conrad de Buisseret,
minister from Belgium.
Among the debutantes that will make
their formal bow TO the smart world
of Washington this winter is Miss
HiIdegarde Nagel. daughter Of the sec
rotary of commerce and labor. Miss
Nagel Is one of the most popular girls
IN the society of her home city. st.
Louis. and is strikingiy handsome
girl. The two beautiful daughters Of
the Norwegian minister. the Misses
Sigrid and ingeibreg GUIDE. are also
much heralded debutantes and will add
greatly to the interest OF the present
season. Washington will have Roose-
velt debutante. too. for Miss Olga
Roosevelt. daughter OF Robert Roose-
Welt OF New York. viii come out in the
Capital City. She is a handsome girl
Of the athletic type. Other debutantes
Of the season are Miss Margaret ORA
per. daughter of General Draper; Miss
Bouteile, daughter of Representative
BouteIle; Miss Owen. GarSs;cr of Sem
ator Owen, and Miss l.au- Merriam,
daughter Of the forme: - of the
census.
Mrs. Taft returned to Washington
from Beverly much improved in
health. but is hardly well enough to
hold the leadership Of Washington so
ciaI life. . She has everything that is
needed for it but the health. having
spent many years 10 assisting Mrs.
Mckinley and Mrs. Roosevelt. and has
the ethics OF Washington .ntertain-
ment at her Eager tips. IL requires
a robust constitution for the constant
round OF dinners. balls. receptions and
5ther functions that make the social
lie Of the capital 50 brilliant.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
A More United Brotherhood
Between the United
States And Canada.
By senator .RAouL DANpuRANp OF Canada


80 HERE ideal which should be every cit
of North America and which Europe would in vain
~ envy us. 1t 5 that LARGER BROTHERHOOD which
makes for peace among nations.
AMERICAN CONTINENT. WHERE WE
NATIoNs-viGoRous AND
HEALTHY-NEW ETHICS IRREvocAeLY ESTABLISHED
TO SHAME THE REST OF THE WORLD AND
PERHAPS CONTRIBUTE TO MAINTAINING
HONOR WHICH GOVERNS THE INDIVIDUALS
RulE our INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.
We peace, wall still remains along frontier which
guarded by soldiers erected against human be-
ings 1t serves solely as IMPEDAlENT IN THE WAY OF
TRADE 1t joint work. but for the probably that
are the richer you double the height of
WE HAVE NOT RESENTED YOUR NAUGHTY EXCLU-
sIvENEss FOR WE HAVE CONTINUED TO PATRoNIZE
YOUR MARKET.
Canada is your THIRD BEST CUSTOMER, and if you
population with that of and Germany
for man. your BEST CLIENTS We bought during the
year you Africa and oean put together
and whole of South America and Mexico together
sINcEREsT THAT CANADA AND THE UNITED
STATES SHOULD CULTIVATE NEeH5oRLY AND MOST
FRIENDLY FEELING ONE FOR THE OTHER
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

Dr. William c. woodward. health
officer Of the district of Columbia,
calls the .'Chautauqua salute a health
menace andss breeder of-aisease. Nov
Dr. R. O. EccIesssays shaking hands
rs bad practice. because you don't
know Nhow sermiferously dirty the
other fellows hands may be. George
Washington did not shake hands
promiscnousiy, but few later states
men have been SO fussy about it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

block in the path of the desires of
the masses.
1t is TO be regretted that the de-
Sire for political power sometimes
leads 10 political insanity. and dou.
bly, to be regretted that this insanity
is to make such large spectacle on
the threshold Of statehood in Arizona,
The great financiers~ are not rur
ing the people of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

&******s&x This tendency goes early princ
pies Of ownership DEMOCRACY ANSWERS sNog TO THE
QUESTION, "MAY DO AS PLEASE WITH MY OWN
This has realize years
no capitalist consider how great his INTEREST IN
ALL THE PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR HIM. This has pene-
trated the minds of the leaders of today.
produce and sell injurious product Think
dirty and impure food impure drugs and patent medicines
merry sold Democracy says shall build
please We must COMPLY WITH CERTAIN REGULATIONS.
In other respects we CANNOT CONDUCT OUR BUSINESS AS
EsPLEASE. Factories employ children.
They provide many cubic feet of and there other
and attention to the bodily wants of workmen
Recent gation makes it plain that DEMOCRATIC SOCIE
TY MEANS TO ENFORCE THE DUTY OF CAPITAL
democracy demands that workmen improve their lot The intro
machinery has diminished this hope of Improvement The
division of labor keeps long task Capital
this 1t must pass men o better things.
1T its duty that wOrkngmen in the do not miss their
opportunities for jealous work
Published late have held competition to be destructive
believe this be wrong. The NATION MUST HAVE COM
PETITION TO PROGRESS f@s
DEMOCRACY EXPECTS CAPITAL TO ACCEPT PUBlscaTY FOR
ESPECIALLY FiDuciARY AND
INSTITUTIONS CORPORATIONS
HAVE OCCASION THEIR CAPITAL THE PUBLIC NEEDS
UNIFORM ACCOUNTING
SAFETY BUSINESS
Capital beginning this demand and accede it. Corpo
all created by public laws and should exhibit JUSTICE
FIRST AND HUMANITY SECOND.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
NOTICE

A reward of $500 wln oe paid for
Information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the parties stealing TAs
Review from Subscribefs.-
THE BfsBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

THROUGH PROPER CARE OF OUR WATERWAYS
RESPONSIBILITY RESTING WITH THE GENERAL
GOVERNMENT.
1t is claimed. with strong support, that the move
ment of traffic long distances is MORE RAPID
BY WATER THAN BY RAIL The produc-
tons of the farms, mines, manufactures and the
rious other industries of the country making
mendous gains The PROBLEM is TO REACH
THE MARKETS. The interchange of commodi-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

MAN REALLY KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT wo-
MAN HIS JUDGMENT or HER IS HABIT. He
THINKS OF HIS BUSINESS AFFAIRS WITH His IN.
TELLEcT. BUT He THINKS or HIS WIFE WITH HIS
AFFErTioNs AND HIS PoeKETsooK.
He.is like the cagedsc once read about that
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

a
COMMUNICATION AMONG STRENGTHENS
REPUBLIC, cEmENTINc CLOSE sus,NEss
RELATIONS.
The interior must have the seaboard The
mnas the seahoard should be accessible each other
eign trade grow and should PREPARE FOR THE EX
PANDNG COMMERCE aided by the Panama canal and
influences at work in that direction.
Poster win be the beneficiary and posteriy ought and will
be position contribute toward the of this utilization
advantages and national economies enabling US to
MEET THE COMMERCIAL COMPETITION OF THE WORLD
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
Alleviate transportation
Abuses by Utilization
Of Our Waterways.

~ OILY OF TRANSPORTATION can injure the people
upon whom prosperity must depend. We have had
experience traffic demorazation the
venence already experienced scarcely be calculated
SOMETHING
INCREASE TRANSPORTATION
CONGESTION, AND THE RELIEF TO THE PRODUCER
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
Men Really
Know Nothing
About Women.

dudss PETEf cRosscuP Of United states Circuit
Court OF Appeals. chieaso.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23

<ss@ssx NE OF THE ENCOURAGING SIGNS or the
1 TIMES IS rHg TENDENCY or THE LEADERS nj
. cApfTALisTic MANAGEMENT TAKE NOTICE or
~ ID IT'S RESPONSIBILITIES TO PUBLIC WELFARE
JUST.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-23
Capital Beginning to
Accede to
J Peoples Demands.

AZ eliARLEs v, ELIOT. Iprs.l.lsu. 1Ia.rItas Of
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30

This is superb orange and fruit land. All in splendid alfalfa: east face. one mile from Indian school. Every acre regular water. This will be fine for a beautiful home or for future subdivi- sion. On Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Of the Third Judicial District, Terri tory of Arizona, in and for Mari
 copa County.

Jennie Myers Lanning. plaintiff. vs. brought in the district court of the Third Judicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for Maricopa coun- ty. and the complaint filed in said Maricopa county, in the office of the clerk of said district court.
 In the name of the Territory of Ari-
 zona, to Albert l.. Lanning, .fend-
 ant. Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above-named plaintiff in the district court of the Third Judicial district of the terri tory of Arizona, in and for the county of Maricopa, and answer the complaint therein filed with the clerk of this said court. at Phoenix. in said county. within twenty days after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said county. or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter. the times above mentioned being ex- elusive of the day of service. or judg- ment by default will. be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the district court of the Third Judi cial district of the territory of Ari- zona, in and for Maricopa county. this 1eth day of Nov. A. D.. 1909.
 ELIAS F. DUNLEVY.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

1S0 acres. only two miles west of the Capitol 90 acres in alfalfa and the balance in grain. Good house. barn. we'll. etc. This is an excellent bargain and must be sold. Will sell the entire ranch or one-half at. per acre. .s175
 60 acres. located only six miles from Phoenix. This land is all in cultiva- ton. has a small orchard. lots of shade. good siX-roOm dwelling. barn and other outbuildinEs. owner will also sell cattle, as he is leaving the Valley. snap at. per acre. e............ .$155.
 20 acres. 2Is miles from Phoenix. improved with a good house, also milk house and other outbuildings The inn provements are first class and the ranch is a bargain. Only 5000 cash. prlce -.-.-.---.--.---- S55OO
 10 acres. all in cultivation. improved with a good house. well. etc. About one-half cash, price. $35OO 10 acres of fine orange land. located close to two of the best groves in the Valley. Regular water. and all ready for oranges. Price s225O WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BAR GAINS.