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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

J. ARENTSEN. expert sewing ma
chine repair man. at Lynch's re-
pair shop. 236 Main. Phone juno
tion 303.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

TO TRADES acres near Clifton, in
young orchard. Price $4OO an
acre. Will trade for town prop
erty. Ollie e. Bannister, 42i
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

WANTED-Second hand typewriter
in good condition. Apply phone
black 425.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

WANTED-To buy good ranch team
wagon and harness. Chas. Clark
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
WANTED.

WANTED-The party who borrowed
the wagon tongue from the Blue
barn to please return same at once
- Milne.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
THoUGHrFULLY COMPOUNDED

are all the prescriptions we fill. The
greatest possible care taken not to
make the slightest error. We take
the same care in selecting the other
lines we carry,
And Our Toilet Articles
will be found right in quality and in
price We wish in every way to hold
your custom. and will esteem it a ia
vor If you will let us know if you
have the slightest cause for com
plant.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

Eop sALE-Good spud sacks DC
eacb Mesa Flour Mill co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

Storage and heavy hauling or Al
kinds. The Blue Barn. Junction 22S
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

10 TRADE-For town property, ,sooS .
~ acre orchard east of town; ,ste'. goor
honse. etc. Ollie T. bahn's'e'
424 Main street
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

See me for that new noss.-J.
Mckenzie. b45 Colorado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

FOR SALE-Cheapest and best s.
room house in city. Phone Red
4461.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
FOR RENT

-, -2O-acres-1 Y miles cast
fo ns town own Grand avenue ros& va Rose Rose.
pa barn. m cistern. etc '"
r.. r. d. No. q
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
LOCAL BRIEFS

--Chr<u1ass Day passeo ve-v
eusetly IN L,:m saroau and Nar-
iay Nv&S apcut - ctsse,. TIE
haeSs and 1arsct4callva a. the bus
mess -hoeses Were c.aseo bott
DAYS.
Rav. I. n Gsshxell a. Psre-
ton, expects tt rnove hrs fan1ilv
to 4lnanertap the :1rSt Of mex
week. fte will occupy the hoese
OF the corner a Second anC
Chippewa streets.
THE iron railing ordereC5Sofne
tl119e aGu C. Ee place around tn
Confederate rno,,ument II frar'
TOT the court hoeSe has neer nit
i'm lplsce Il Is VERY attractive
ia11C adds t. the appearance q
! the monument, besides serving
Ito protectit fron careless leaf
Gers
"A naru a noase be.onging
ito Nj Gee. e. French aad ecec-
ppseo py Nj 4 Butter, or Seco6.,l
hstreet, lest across ChipnevSa, was
DESTROYED b. fire Monday eve
ming about s o'clock. The fire
= tnaught to have started from
isSaes taken from the residence.
The barn was ful a. nay fodder.
etc. which was destroyed.
Nj. /. Z. NcA~tn1IY VIII
l1aG beer assisting with ttse hoos<-
i<eepinS II tl9e FRS National
Bant foT q month oT =So during
) the absence Of MT 4 Mca Nixon.
VINO has been SICK with .gpaoto
. feVer. teft this morning Tor Rer-
HattSvilte. where he has accented
- . position a. taoclt,tserer fo1 the
4 , ,crcSianG Go. AlT. Nixon. who =
arecuneratlns "a hsS honee neal
. Wilmington. Will return s. z<oor
q aS he = ahte to resume Ngork.
Prof. ". Z. Chance -coloreG
= -nrlncra o. Hlgrs Industrial In
; EStitute Parmese Martin ccunty
: IL Isunlhert0r can u3SSlllS tor
his schoo. He has tetter from
. Congressman .Jno. r. Small
highly recommending him. Prof
Chance aot his slr.i.r
IA tbs Il. and A. Golter
= at Greensboro. N,s Schoo Wa
+ started las October. employs
;. ttrree teachers, and enlniasslze,
:, lndrStria. work. esnecially ayr
: culture. j g. @oddarG. esshse
= a tire Martin County Bank .
= Will,an>StoH. : treasurer a th'
< institution and RI .Peete. sure-
:, lntpndpnt o nuhllC instruction
- II Martin county. : secretary
: Congressman Small SarS tia
~ brnf. Chance : doing : goo
:, vu7-t, anC : worthy q any sSsss
tance that may tse given hlm.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Waite htnrr,snr hiav ns Re
nrtevsc rnr Fourth TIn1s.

II tlte ttaEalgh corrasnonGance
o. uoGay>s Wilmington Sta i Is
stated tl1aI il looks nov ike there
may he necessity Ta1 q fourth re-
n-tave II the case o. VatLaI
A10-rfsoE, tne negro -1nGaT S2r-
Lence o. death from TINS County
Tor criminal assault unon Polly
ttoaerS, ltrGataI, for the etec-
C-lcas equipment II tfte death
cnamner a. -tne Stats prison Is
still Inc0nlnEaLe anG there seems
LO lie no nrAslsacI thai the ms --
INF parts will he received hy jar
uary u, the ias1 Gate named By
the HOVa-nnr Tor the atectracr-
1lnn, Sunt. :. j 1,augnInghnIse
says nc trace car he found u tf1e
missing na1,t o. the aDnaTatlss
which Was shipped -frnn New
n>k early II Novamher. sum
--augnlnghnnse SAYS Morrison
merits al the worry tflat Is com
ing t0 him OF account o. tne de-
lay II that he Is the mcst unruIy
prisoner Ltfa1 Was ever IL rnt
prison. He SAYS that q quart
mas To he kent a. Morrison s eel
uonr al Ihe time ant that hinr~r
SOB has never missed an oDnor,
tuniCy 10 give al Lhe crouhte M
can. Twice ne has nearly sue,
.eaeueG n getting away.
Sympathy Tor MnY.risnn Y
wasted, NO dnuht. He Is regard
eo II this county as q hard case
RnC instead Of halno an onhsct 10
sympathy ne is DRe congratulate
Hu Oh the circumstances Ina
have aefBved his execution. I
ts TO be nCnad rnat ne viii no
escape att0pethnr.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
RED SPRINGS RrVEWS
IN :-ocIa iSeafuns ffonGs ro-
tne acknowledgements Of
tins rsopis.
C.u-.4spozceues { Tha I:on~ann.a

NJ. WeIEel nes reUIrneC from
t. tev DAYS v!slC q relatives N
i4asuonIa Miss Frances Rhodes.
.df Luxembourg W. Is spending
the holidays q tFte nome OF AlT.
f. J. Pears2l..
MissSevnnou1 VINO t2uTn VIOLIN
Ia tae college Tor savsra wears
nut VINO 4srov- teaching II FtoF-
ida. Is 2 q11esr a. tine home Of
Nj. anC Mrs. + L tearsal
Miss Seymour nzs MANY friends
Iaere VINO are gi2c -Uo zsee l1eT
iazaIn. Sise piaveC Z beautiful
violin solo II tine Presbyterian
lcnurcr Sunday morning.
( Miss Estelte Hutchinson Of
Boston. Mass. Is visiting a the
lhonfe O. Cam. " T Williams,
lAir. Emerson O. Boston Is visit
ing friends II Rec Springs
Mtse Lunlce hearsal entertain
teC z fev friends aGi1aT 1eau1itu
lfonEe OF Man street MondaZ
tavenn1 Mlss hearsal II g
charming hostess and site gave
ner quests z VERY pleasant eve
ming
Atessrs. / 7 Mcmillan. AtaH
Mcqueen. I4rnest urai1an. 41att,
ror kute, Clifton Mcleod are a
nome Ior tlte holidays. They re.
turn u Davidson about January
tne fourth Air, E.L Mcmillan
VINO Is Z ntedIca student a. ttte
| University o. Maryland. Is a
nome Tor the Christmas holidays
Miss Kate Terrell. o. ffannetEs
Vilte.is visitlnrAitss BESSIE ,IoI1es
On iaSt evening the Young n1eI
ro- the UOwr gave Z Bapnue1 II
.horoT o. o. the visiting Young
ladies a. ttotel REQ Springs. al
teteganJ sl1-course dinner wa:
hserveC -Uo ahout seventy qlteSts
. The evening was che o. grea
pleasure To the Young quests.
Nj. Ion tteEafe Is a R0rR,
from the University Of Norti
Carolina.
M!ssest4eorqFe anC Salite Deal
} sal Will be a. home to tnel
friends Tuesday evening The
t. will enUeruau II honor Of tl1el
= guests Misses Rhodes a1C s1ay
m0uT
Atessrs. douglas Mcmillan an
irwin Hal are a home Tor In
holidays iron Warrington mig
school.
II Alr. ]! i. McAtesuer Is slfanc
ing the holidays with MS moths
anC sister. Nj. McAfester
teaching II Memphis, Tenn.
keu Snrlngs. n. C.. 1fec q
I9Go.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

!:rrerif Watson -antures Z Sil
II .auEes Christmas rs
Scccfz law Question.

C,c--.~-suoncare= 7re I;oeasonla.-
Nj Jo1n Brown, O. Rock
Mounts IS VISITING lfere TINS weeA.
Nj. .fohr Bynun2 o. durham
was : Hsiuor here during the
holidays.
Mrs. 4 .Ifeaver,o Carthage, IS
visiting ralarives asare TINS Week,
Nj. L. i Fleming, cashier Of
I tins BAN OF Hons Mills, IS spend
ing tae holidays a. ftester visit
! Inr relatives,
fav. n. @. Duncan viii fl ms
Ireauial appointments mere II tie
EptscopaL church Sunday ,tanc-
sary and aL-11 & II. allG : p.n3.
We ara pl2d to raote tiaac M !
,donr [. Gutnreth. deputy sheriff
tof Cumberland county. who mas
aeeu very slch, IS improving
Christmas DAY a Hone Mills
was very outet indeed. Isut tor
al occasional SOUND O. & pun tiee
DAY was Kent sacred as { Sab
oath
Near tlfeSrr1cKiano bridge has
weea Sheriff Watson captured &
1Ge-Qallor still -to9etaer with So
gallons O. rteer. Evidently some
bcdT was short o. -tlaeIr Christ
mas liquor anC Is result very
little drinking was goIng OF our
ing the holidays.
T11e Christmas E5ve exercise;
III the various churches her,
rnroveC uO 1fe Z conlDtee success
'T1le programmes Were wei. a.
ranged. the Christmas tree ez
were beautifully decorated witt
lnlanv valuable presents. and -eaci
.nfenllfeT o. tife various -SunGa'
Escn00:s was the nanny recInien
to- q -rrea- which caused nucl
nov .anC ptadIfesS.
The suack iav question wnicl
will t1e voted upon oil the -16ti
, lot ,ialaa-y a. ttte k1uarC hoEs
TN Hone Mills seems Lo he TIT
anlcs1 interesting subject OF CON
e. meElt II TINS section. Quite
: nunlner o. tne citizens are reg.a
uerlnS anC i Is hoReC that man
? Lotners will come I'D anG register
- as no one will he allowed -tC svaE
al TINS election VINO does not reg
! lster a. fone Mills. Owen (
? Rogers Is registrar, -anC fte ma
D he IounC a. tbs Brady L Roger
EsnGe STORE. The registration boo
= will he closed or Saturday. ,ianl
r a-y J.
S Hone Mills \ T.. Ifec e. &c.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

- Observation-Disclosures s.ntz--
tam Msr1tssrs o { Presbyterian
Sure3av Scneo..

A1T Il G.Mcfxanzse entertain
aed tte PresOy eer4an Sanaav
sschool Of which Fe Is sunerIn-
tendent. aCa Christmas narty a.
MS hone OF Elm stree Mondav
evening, The occasion II Mart
was supposed oo take tn place
ot q Es1rssrna2s tres tasre BEING
no exercises a tsze ehUrcla.
-tou1 ro0Tass were thrown into
Ione b. means Of CONNECTING
doors, SEr there was pientv Of
Espace tor rise large srnwC ttaa-
was sresent. Tse dining room
was beautifully decorated, and
tor tffe Gaiote Was q aarge chimney
made o. nice littte boxes filled
with cGndT aGd tf1ere was a:so
ION the 1aDla g pite o. pane1 bags
tfilted STTtr fruit. Ever naanlner
tof tae SaIaday5scaoo aoI { bae o.
candy zno q baE q -frlu,. Ar.
Mckenzie mac a 10 o. Iton1ar
candies Tor tne little folks anC
iahout g 80 0 clock tisere was much
shooting
The occasion was naaGse Ve-y
lively with much goon nlgslc,
both Instrumental anC voca.
M.ss AGnse Norn4ant was a In.
piano, 1o.. n. 4. McIsaar laat
ms violin M. C-B- Skipper witt
ms fiute and M. R2siI Sxipne,
a;so loinec II on q niece lor =,
with ms violin. The -lnnsic Wa
fins.
lust tafore the evening 10Y
were ended MT. Mckenzie raceip
teC q me- present from ti9e Sur
! Pay schco.. II being. presented ..
v. +. Eetnuae with a few re
marks something like TINS. Air
: Alchellzse. OUT gnucf-..lGuTnt~a
FslInarIntanHent. We al know. he
cause ii = evident, -tlaat vGl car
t-yE Evou7' rlfeaC much above tlaa
luron y7hscn Vol walk. anC W
know stcC ouTilnariaarS tnrouT
. nlsSts2s<fae il WAS. fts, sruc
, Ctess ot t1aaucy white passing til'
: way touching III -tl1S faces c
J, men missed soI :nllt vou are non
the less attractive. We al tov
? pou-ve.s, each anc every one {
'l.s love -hecaHSe o. tn
J iar9eltess O. vouT hear. Ther
- Il noCa q lazy bone II voG. ano 9
tGr expression o. our aunreciatlG
q o. vouT faitnfulltess anC neve
: tITIns efforr to dc tor other:
< Is my pleasure to nresanc
= VOL lr l4eaaif o. the Sunds
school tins nresent 3 nlt
unlnrall.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
4 c,nod Meeting a Tar rte,l

SSEr~esy>erAs er.ce a FHe ro7ashnisEs.
Rev. Et1as Z. Smith, a White
vilhe. closed 9 meeting here or
the night o. the Dis after
preaching every day anC night
Tor week. The congregations
ware -nnt large, owing to the dis
sisrr'P z e hle weather. hrt She
church Is greatly revived anC
we heltave thar tasting gooG has
heer done, tnat whar NJ, Smith
has crossed the -rluar anC reach
aC the nanny shore q E sweet
BY anG hy ne will receive & rlch
reward Tor the goad that ho has
done. The gnoG a Tar 1eal
will not he Forgotten. Our grat-
itllde goes III 70 Sod for giving
lis this grand privilege o. having
th,s man o. 500 II our mlfst
Surely the Lord * goaG to IlS
and we will nra,sa him or the
nEhar shore FOR th,s rlch blessing
I The cnnGrihutlnn WAS goaG fn1
as weak & church IS Thfs, May
the LORD .htess him II al MS
works ann give him SUCCESS III
ms undertakings.
/ Tar EFtaa,, n. c.. Ifac. 2s,, 1905
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Marriage o. Miss Frances Ttnvs
ers anc M Wattar f.nr,.

Miss frances Flowers. daugh-
Ter o. AIr. T.. +. Flowers. Of
Ba-nesyilte. anG Nj. Walter
feorG o. Pages Mil. 5 C.. were
married Yesterday afternoon al
: O'Clock al the nome o. the
n-Iue Is father, Rev. Nj. Smith
Of tealrmnnc officiating. Nj.
Ford Is & son o. Alr. !. T. Ford
Z prominent business man OF
Pages Mill. wttere ne an0 ms
HrIue will make t1tar nome.
ht4Esrs v ? AicAliister, T. Z
-4aWyE anC .. .. French, nI
1-umherLnL, were among rInese
presen1 a the wedding.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

Farmers institutes will he
hatG a. Partition or the t2tn Of
,ianuarv. a. Rowland OF the 18Th.
aadat .aurlnhureon tbs 14tL. al. .
L. B. Parker Is dIrector u these
Institutes, which are heIC under
the direction o. the State IEepa1.t-
mant n Agriculture, and they
have haar nolne anG arg doing {
rrrpa1 EuGRC
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Young Rsar 5 Union prsverk,sst-
irls Hu.s Far to do Great
Things

T. ft.e S5i*nr' - T-e rsehssrrisFs-
We desire. through -the cot
uulrs q The RoheSonian. II tet
the citizens u .,ur,hertor. the
Young near especially. know thai
q V0ung mer : union nr2ra--
meeting has beer organized anC
: UnGar full swing. This organ
izatlor hlCS far II dc great
things toward improving the re-
lglnns and Sacla conditions q
the Young mer a ..umhartnI.
anC already great lntnreSt : he
ina manifested b the Young
men a the town. some already
taking active pal.t II leading the
services anC making taliSs, which
are having their etfects for gooc
=. AL SundRv hlr Aactn1 hlcphau.
conducted the services anG Nj.
DAVID Fuller made talk rom
.he subject. The Sol anG the
Ss,aC. ROth these Young men
handled thair pa-ts IT 3 manner
that wnulC have dC'e credit II
nlctar and m ore exnarsancar
heads. So far not Young mar
has haan caltad unor hut has ar
cantad ano v1as present anr duo
his duty. Next SundaH she sub
iaat viii he The mistake o. the
Young mar Ahsalom, : 70 he dis
c,ssaf by Nj. T. +. Petty. Al
men are earnestly requested ans
invited 70 be present. Through
she kindness OF the Messrs. Nc
.an6. we are using the t'ythsan
ihal,, chied fieor, over pestoffscs-
~anf fnaa fnr our services. ! oune
men aQa1l yourselves o. tfse opno'--
stlnitv and rome Sunday after
noon At 2 o'ctocS.
l.. :. Nick ang,s
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

T'he Southern Educational as
saciati0n convened IN Charlotte
Tuesday IN annual session anC
will aJnul'n this evening. Prom
inant educators from al -narts O.
the cnunrry are n attendance
In welcoming the delegates Prof
EJ. Y. Jpvner. State Sunernten
dent o. 1'uniic instruction, re
counted the progress nf educa-
tiOH in Lhe Snuth during the nas
wear ann said tfat,1n AalTh Caro-
lima q new scho0l hotlse has beer
built every day during the zpaal
1909.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Iii Mil E.nr tan-mnn.
Rairaon MesSease


mhare will he 6 meeting n -the
stnckhnttars of tbs Union u n
and Mil COMPANY in the Far
mont grated school auditorium
Saturday morning Al II o,cinciS
January Sth, 1910. This meet
ing VIII he for the nurnose nf
subscribing stock fo1, the oil mil
II he run IN connection with tht
Union Ginning Company ptant a
tal-mnnt. AssO nEfaT business
OF imnrsanee will he transacted
AZ Enls meeting.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

The above Is the name uf q k4ermar
chemical, which Is one Of the MANY
valuable ingredients u t6oteVss : hi,iney
teemedy, lethytenetetramine Is
recognized by medical text hooks anr
authorities a q uric aclu sSnivent ai;c
anttseptic foT tbs urine Take fotay <
Kidney Remedy as soon as ynu notice
any Irregularities an6 avoid q serious
maiauy. Soid ny al druggists.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
-ssartsr arznte,c rroro<se Raj.
road from .un.esrtor to Eirxe
tsetntoxgrz

4 ca2rteT mas hsaG granted
tthe proposed raaG fron1 l4;n3ne--
tton to EAzanetntoWB. tne lnco~-
| porat!or -papers Eelng 133ec lsses-
tday iT tsse ofT4ce q tsse Secrat-arv
Lof State a. Ratelpb D. J.. {.
+! Lawrence. -of tfse iav nrra7 O Me
lmtvre. Lawrence & feractor o.
| lLMaaeertap. The incorporators
tare Geo. +. i. f.. and All +
! MaIseoa, ". r. McAll.seer and
u. II. McLoogald d Ianlnsrton
tano t7ep. Il. i. Bono o. Hunters
Lodge, near Moss Meek.
! The road Is to lne knoNs1l A. tise
.Lunlnertor 4 Eilzanathtowu
Railroad. It's promobsrs state
tthat WORK or tae construction o.
ttie raad will star immediately
tina there - no private act I ;
lit tfaat al tiaat ss asked : tise
mora support Of tase neopte
through whose section i viii
lpass. Appltcali 81 mas beer n-a Ii
ito i1Ire e convgGtS from the STATE
to VVork or the roaG.
TINS anC the two otlaeT nre,
lrosit3oHs tobuiiC railroads toEll,
ianethtown have -neen fully ex-
Ip!aInaC IN recent >ssses o. tHnt
ltonesonaan. F3x-SneTiff Nc4 eoI
mas stated Is mas near mention
ted II TINS pareT, tina he lgropcse-
ito star a. Rel!amy OF tiee Sea
| board aao build to Dublin, HSit,.
the Gottings4anl lumber road Q,
taT Is possible. anC ti1at l1e l1a
ln2aGe arrangements with TIA
SeahGarC to oaerate trains from
$ kel!anlve over its to3c to .Unatszar
= ton. Heretofore i la2s bee
= IStateC tllat i WIS the intention
2 to nuitG roaC from Rellanv t
! .lmbllr anO operate trains fror
s4nnlhertor 10 Dublin v1isetlee
Z the bond sSSue carries or no
: The News and Observer Quote
: Nj. Lawrence Is saying that II
L matte Nt1aC becomes 4of tn
6 toti1aT propositions the .unherto
h an6 Ellzahetntowr road wi h
= llnuitt. and that Wi II delay.
s As readers Inf The Roee>onia
+ understand, the sneon4o q Ellz;
e hethtovIn, Refine an0 i;olto
e townshlns BLADDER ceunty, Wi
/ vote or the I1tr q January neS
e tor { nroncsit,0r to >SSue bonds
{ the sun o. $40 a0C -to build g ros
IS from s.. Pauss to Elizabeth lowl
Il connecting a ttee former MA;
- witt tins Virginia K Earollr
). Southern. the officers -of WINK
g roaC have nut III g homo Ir II
v sun Of $40 00C II conlntate II
L soaC within one wear ron ii
date hnnGs are voted, failing
which the $40 Gee are to he to
* feitaG An0ther proposition
4 ma1e b. PreslGanc Mills q II
= Raleigh K -Southnorc tt eTter
q his read frnn Fayetteville toF.ll
n Allentown. Nj Mills saws /
il = willing II nul III : &1G-Q
homo to cOnlnief thar e2.tonSlt
within TWO wears, huc he has n
/ titaC the homo aS va.. hlr AZ
se ..eQC has nor lntImaheC q willln
.C ness, SO far aS : known. to II
n any bono whatever
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

The greatest ,tanaer from intnenaa
: al is resulting in pneun1onts, rms
..,r lsp ohviat-C by rising IhamnaS<
AIMS Cough Pemedv, - It not only
..i1r-,ss infiranza, -hnt countaracss af2S
snrtt,r,cv~ot thu dis sse t wards pF'ec-
rn,,nts SelG by Ds. J. D-MeAiillsr &
SananG The Popenrug Go,
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Fns.ahaS Doll EeeianS sitter Eat
1ness

I have used Ehamherlainss Stomach
;lnC !,iv;Ar :shtpts ;nr some trse, snC
ear testify that they have dore nse
N re pooc than any tahtass ! hsve over
i,snG. nv trnuhte was 8 hasvy dul
feeling after atingg ngg--Davia Freeman,
Krn1,ft. NOVA Scotia These tablets
strengthen ti,e stomach arc improve
h digestion They also regulate the
liver and hovsass. They are far SUNG
rinr to Mills hut cost nc more. stet 8
rec SAM he at Mcmillan or Pore s drug
-stnr, snG see what sptand'6 medicine
K IS
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

There isr t anything 30 annoying lnr
SO naH1tu nor Is there ANYTHING uuilp
AZ marc u .-etrid Of as Dltes MarlLan
the great pite remedy, Is the hest vou
rHr 'Ise, Tor 4 directly rtza- hes tfte sea
ot rhe rrnubte and n once relieves alu
snnthes pnIn. 1t Is aDnlieG ~ means u .
q t1ne with nozzte attached
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Warch -Hrar1t Seryrrr

licenses nave beer issued
i0f the marriage Of Lula Z
baker and 7. y Sevmnre: Emma
Williams and L 7. Martin; Z. /.
ttraswell and !. ?. Richards:
Aiyrtie CeOk ano T. {. Ingram.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

Mir. Il. NJ. F'ilivBw, vino mac
teen conducting a mercantile
establishment on Elm street fnr
GDme 1lnR, Bntd But Tuesday II
Mr a. b. Fisher. Ar. FsilivRv
eEHActs To move 10 MS farm raa1
Fayetteville.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30
Sheriff Z, L. MCNEIL Will i,s q
Candidate fnr Ke-Et-ctinn

X mas haan 'nnratad' around
II GerJan quarters cnat Sheriff
4 & MCNEIL will not Ire cand;-
date I0r reelection. TINS is z
mistake. Sheriff McNailE will ne
very mucr ln Ine race fnr rrt
Office. Tine sheriff uoes not know
whether Ltte report that ne wnuiC
noI NE Candidate Was starteu 6
by political enemies for q nur-
j ,Ee Or mot, nut ne wants II dis
1rnctly understood that il is wirf.-
out foundation, thaJ ne will hf
III Inf raep ann will ne IN ID win
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

Snecial Christmas exercises
were hetG a the First RanhSr
church Sunday evening There
were songs anC recitatlons anC
tre exercises were enjoyed hy al
audience TO large Tor tlte church
tC accommodate
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

Miss Annie Ruth Caldwell will
entertain THIS evening a. the
home of her parents. Nj. anC
Airs. f. D. Caldwell. or Elm
Srreal.
The Robesonian., 1909-12-30

-kev +. n GsShwel. a. Parx
ton, expects II rnove his fsn1iiv
to i4.lnnertar tae :lrSt o. mex
weee fte vii occupy tae horse
OF the corner a SecorC aaC
Chippewa streets.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-12-07

Another prediction of freeze for
ahe sugar anu truck region tonight
What,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-12-07
TUESDAY. DECEMBER I. 1903
W6LE4BLE articles Pro
Missed.

A series of articles on irrigation
ana drainage have been promised
The Herald by D. L. Rockwell, the
able irrigation manager of the De
oartment of Agriculture Mr. Rock
well has spent year or more study
ing irrigation and the conditions af-
feeling it in this valley. He has also
devoted years to the same subject
and conditions in other parts of the
United States. He is no mere theo-
list. He has observed conditions and
witnessed changes due to certain con-
iitions in irrigated countries He
has discovered causes which may
be detrimental to irrigation interests
and evolved plans by which such
causes may be removed and unfavor-
able results avoided Several ar
dcles by Mr.. Rockwell have already
appeared in The Herald, proving his
Familiarity with his subject Al
who are interested in irrigation will
be interested in his contributions to
The Herald.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-12-07

Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. Dec. Government
attorneys are preparing to push the
peonage cases against prominent cit
liens of Mobile and Monroe counties,
Alabama, against whom indictments
were returned by the United States
Grand Jury several months ago. The
cases are expected to be heard in
the United states District Court in
Moblie within the next few days.
Most important of me peonage
prosecutions are those concerning
the Monroe County residents. At
torney General Wickersham has re-
viewed the cases and has instructe'l
United States District Attorney Arm
brecht to prosecute the cases to the
end. There was some talk few
weeks ago of those of Monroe
county indicted for peOnage pleading
guilty with the understanding of a
minimum fine, but the government
attorneys have declared that no
quarter is to be shown, and the case
against each individual will be
pushed with all the vigor possible.