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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-19
CompanyGWi
Another
Game

Company G defeated Company F by
a score Of Z to 1 on Saturday after
noon. Boloun pitched a great game
for the winners. Company + made
their solitary run in the last inning.
The standing In the Dunning series is
as follows: Company G. 1000; Com
pany G, .666, and e and H are still In
the zero class.
The score for Saturdays game is as
follows.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-19
UNIVERSITY.

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers,
otc., manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Oct 27.-Quotatious furnished By Pal
timOTs FrIit and PrOduco Association arc as FOL
lows:
BUTTER-Creamsry separ1tor. per ID. sa5: i'm
tation. Ea29: pTntS Nib. 5a54: do lib. J2a3i
blocks Glib. per H.. 3oA2. dairy prints. Mary
lana. Pennnlyania and Virginia, 2saZ5: Virginia
and West Virginia, storepncked Za2Sis Ohio store
packed. 2sa23ss: nearby rolls per ID. IA; West
Virginia rolls per To-. E2ts: Ohio rolls per ID. IA
EGGs-MRrylAnd. Pennsylvania, and nearby hrSts
per dos. 2: Eastern Shore. Maryland aid yir-
ginia. =; Western frstS =; West Virginia, %;
North Carolina. q.
LIVE POULTRY-oId hens. Heavyweight. pa
ID. d; DO, lightweight, ID. Ia; old ROSTERS.
per H. 70; young chickens. Per H.. "A; Gucks pr
n. u: small Y: turkcyA young. POUNDS and
over. isal7: old, Der ID. Is: geese. Western and
southern. b. llal2; Maryland and Virginia, per
ID. Hale: Kent Island. per ID. 5al4; pigeons.
young. per pair. Is: do. Old. per pair. %; Co.
white Pekins. per H.. IS; spring ducks. 3 pounds
and over, pr d., 10; do. guinea fowls old. each
.; yomg Ian pounds, {9es5.
POTATOES-Whitc native pr bus. rri-1e. So
60. do Western Maryland. pcr bus. prime, 55a5O;
do seconds 4ouf5; do. New York. per bus prime
6a63, do. Western, pcr bus, prime. 60uf3 sEects
Arundel pr Dbl. S5ale0: vans, Potomac. per bbL
5oa-5. RappahAnncck. Der Dbl, Scars
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGErABLES-Apples
Maryland and Virginia, fanCy. per bbl.. LGalI5:
90. FAIR. pcr Dbl. LNilaoi do, Ter i1-bDi. has
5oa75: do. Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed pcr
bbL, 215a3Oo; do. New York. ASSERTED. rer bhL
25oa8W. Cabbagrs, native. per 100 L00a2O0; do.
New York STATE, per ton. i000al200 celery. Michi-
gan. pr bunch Za3o. DO. New YORK State. IT
DOR &asa CraHbsrriss Cape Cod, per bh 5sla
$50. pr box. L51ai15 EgFplantS. native. per bas.
loa1l Grapes Concord. pr has, sasii; DO Mag
ara pcr has. saslk: do. Delaware. pr has
liHl5 Grapefruit. Florida. Der box. 25a155
Lettuce New York per btA. 5oll.o0 Onions. New
York and Western, per bus NGf0i Maryland and
Pennsylvania. yellow. per bus. 55a60. OTanErs Cali
f0rula. per box. as % size. L75A2n Peaches.
mountain. yellow. per A-bas., S'gLoo: do. per %
10 has. 4la69: do per carrier. fancy. ls0a2 90: do
" Heath pcF has l0Nl = Pears Kirnes
has lsaE DO. pr Dbl. lO-l50: do New York
Bartlett. Ter bbl 5ooa650i do. Seckcl pr Dbl
6o0a69: do, Clapps Favorts PER Dbl. 451.55l
Green beans native, rcr bus boa 0A60; wax beans
native pr bus. has. $3.50; tomatoes Eastern
Shore. Maryland. per has.. loal44; do. native per
'tbas., ban: DO. per measure. Der has. s0a50:
tuTutus. native. pUT bus. 50.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Public utility bonds, type machine
shares. and the local railways were the
chief features IN tho trading yesterday
on the Washington Stock Exchange,
Railway per cents sold at the old fig
ures of recent days. but Potomac Power
Consolidated IS were shade lower, going
at lO2% and 1O21s. Chesapeake and PO-
tomac IS sold at I04
Capital Traction shares came out in odd
lots at 1877. the new high figure for that
Issue. Railway preferred also sold in
broken lots at $685., but no quotation lot
was offered. though there were takers
for the stock. Railway common found
no buyers, though II was offered at 4s%.
the best bid price being IS.
Mergenthaler sold quite freely at a
slightly advanced price. It went in ten
share lots at 2lqa. the highest price re-
ceived for the stock on the exchange
during the present movement Lanston,
too, was somewhat active, selling freely
at 1919 TO 1874. deals coming to halt
when the stock az these higher prices had
been exhausted. II was offered above 10,
but the takers do not apparently believe
It is necessary to pay so much for It at
the present time.
other trading was os small character
and without significant changes IN the
prices paid
Work upon the banking room OF the
Park Savings Bank IS now nearly COM
pleted. and the new bank will be ready
TO open about November l. The bank
VIII be the first occupant OF the reno
waited Arcade Building which IS under
going a practical rebuilding from the old
car barn, which sheltered the rolling
stock OF the Fourteenth street car line
for many years
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibos & Co.
memben New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing, . Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALT5S BY HOURSi
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
FINANCIAL.

That with the same ore bodies as the
Nevada Consolidated IS mining. and
with at least two other high-grade
mines in the making on It's estate.
ELY CENTRAL will proportionately
duplicate the performance Of the Ne
vada Consolidated when it advanced
from $3.50 TO s2l share.
That this advance TO very much
higher levels than now prevail is go
ing 20 be immediate, and
Tina. delay IN buying ELY CEN
TRIAL now but curtails the profits
which will be ultimately realized
through ownership Of the stock.
In this you have the explanation Of
the buying which has advanced ELY
CENTRAL 70 more than 50 a share.
and which gives promise Of advanc-
Ing It to s. SIS. its previous thigh"
before January !, 1910.
These investors are doing IN ELY
CENTRAL exactly what they did
when they bought Calumet and Hecla,
Ahmeek North Butte. Anaconda, Ne
vada Consolidated, and Arizona Com
mercial at sub-cellar prices.
They are placing themselves IN line
for the enormous profits which VIII
probably follow development of the
mine to the producing and dividend
paying basis.
The moral is clear
II you would profit in copper shares
as have the shrewdest Of American
investors, order ELY CENTRAL for
you at the market to-day.
Full details regarding the organIza-
ton and financing Of the Ely Central
Copper Company, together with re-
ports by expert engineers on the prop
erty, will be cheerfully furnished on
application.
Highest bank references.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
FINANCIAL.
ELY CENTRAL
To the American Investing Public:

ELY CENTRAL sold day before
yesterday, when we first called your
attention to it in these columns. at
81 rs Yesterday it sold I'D to
50 s-1s, closing 50 Is bid, 81 IA asked.
The trading in ELY CENTRAL yes
terday totaled $1,000 shares. and the
stock continues the easy leader OF the
New York Curb market in activity
and sustained price advance.
The buying Of ELY CENTRAL yes
terday, forcing the price to a new
high for this movement. was very
largely by New York Stock Exchange
houses. This buying undoubtedly Or
iginated with investors Of long ex-
perience, who have made big profits
in Michigan, Butte, and other stand
ard copper shares.
The shrewdest American investors
in copper shares are alive to the posi-
bilities Of the ELY copper mining dis
trict.
They have seen Nevada Consolidated
advance from a valuation on the prop
erty Of 100000 70 a valuation to-day
for the capitalization Of the company
OF sis,OOO,OOO They have seen Nevada
Consolidated stock. in five years time.
advance from $3.50 to S24 a share,
representing an appreciation Of 1900
per cent They have seen Nevada
Consolidated. u months after Il start
ed the production Of flne copper. es-
tablish itself on a dividend basis. re-
curing the disbursement OF SS,O0O,OOO
annually TO shareholders. THEY
KNOW there is no other copper min
ing district in the world. save only
Ely, where in Is months a copper min
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Oct, G.-Bld and ASKED prices On gov
eminent securities:
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
FINANCIAL.

ing company can pass from the pros
pective stage TO achieve distinction
as the heaviest dividend payer. with
two exceptions, among all the mining
and metallurgical companies Of TIE
world.
These investors have studied the Ely
situation with a view to making the
biggest profits the district offers.
THEY KNOW.
That the estate OF the ELY CEN
TRIAL COPPER COMPANY bisects
the estate Of the Nevada Consolidated
Copper Company:
That the ore bodies OF the Nevada
Consolidated in the judgment Of the
worlds best engineers. are continuous
throughout the estate Of the ELY
CENTRAL COPPER COMPANY.
That the Nevada Consolidated is
earning the money with which 10
make its gigantic dividend disburse-
men's by mining identically the same
ore which the ELY CENTRAL COP
PER COMPANY. In the judgment Of
capable engineers, will open through
its Eureka shaft. being sunk only 800
feet east Of the Nevada Consolidateds
great steam shovel pit.
That the ELY CENTRAL manage
ment has, in the Monarch and CIlpper
workings, opened some Of the highest
grade ore ever found in the Ely dis
trict-ore running from % to so per
cent in copper tenor, and carrying gold
values large enough to almost entirely
defray the costs Of mining.
That the ELY CENTRAL viii short
~ begin shipping this ore to smelters.
the product Of the Monarch and Clip
per workings being OF a direct smelt-
ing character.
These investors, convinced Of these
facts. BELIEVE
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. - fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
WALL STREET NEWS
Future Path of Stock Mar
ket Obviously Clear.
MONEY SITUATION IMPROVES

Course Followed by stock Exchange
Suggests the strengthening of It's
Technical Condition - Recovery of
Market Brings Prices Steadily Up
ward-sterlins Exchange Advances.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

New York. oct. 27.--The action OF TO.
days market seemed to plainly Indicate
that the sharp selling Of stocks, which was
the feature Of business during the latter
portion OF the day yesterday, was con-
ductod upon a rather unsound basis.
This was certainly the case in so far as
the pressure upon the market had rela-
tion to any real disappointment over the
showing Of the Steel Corporation for the
September quarter made public after the
close Of business yesterday. The quarter
~ statement OF the corporation was, In
fact a splendid exhibit, and was so re-
garded by every one IN tho financial dis
triot whose views were worth having.
Financial Position Better.
There was greater disposition to-day
70 consider the betterment in the general
financial position that has taken place In
the last week. The local banks. in their
eSalngs with the subtreasury since Fri
SAY night, have suffered a loss OF only
100000, while to-day the subtreasury
was debtor to the clearing house in
more than two-thirds OF this amount
Indications are therefore. that the loss
in cash by the banks for the week as a
whole win be small, II indeed tho hanks
do not as usual gain money In the period
Time money WIS lower than II has been
for many days, and call money LIANT
throughout the day at 4 per cent the
lowest price touched since the 6 Der. cent
rate Of fortnight ago.
sterling exchange fuctuated irrer7Ilar,,y
and closed at a small net advance tL,s
pelng due seemingly to a slight harden
ing N discount rates in London vbi.5,
was again caused by the unconceaIe5
EFFORTS Of the Bank OF England 20 rnaI,e
us per cent rate effective by borrow
ing in the open market
IL ID thus apparent, as regards the
money situation. that matters are working
easier, and, as reports OF miscellaneous
business prosperity are more numerous
ana more pronounced than ever. OF which
specific proof was offered to-day in he
statements or railroad earrings that came
10 hand. Il is obvious. at least for lie
time being, the future path OF the stool,
market is decidedly more clear than IT
has been Of late.
The course followed by the market to-
day was such as 20 strongly suggest that
Us technical condition had been strength
ed in no small degree. At the opening
OF business & vigorous attempt was made
20 depress prices by a continuation OF
the same sort Of selling as that seen YES
terday afternoon. but such resistance was
presented TO these declines that those
responsible soon ended their attacks
The market began 10 recover and Al
though periods OF dullness were not in
frequent during the day, the upward
movement steadily gained force ana lerr
on with prices generally az the highest
and considerably above yesterdays clos
ing level
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-RCZular call at u O'Clock noon;
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $1,000 at 50.
Potomac Electric cons IS. 1000 at lc2N, Sl0Q AZ
ie2E, slow at 1914, 5000 at lo2a,
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS, $500 a.
lM
Capital Traction, at 49,
Washington Railway & Electric. 10 a. SS, % AZ
49,
Washington Gas. 3 at Ssil
Mergenthaler. 10 at 2fS. 10 al 14E. 10 az 21Pz.
70 at 2i4h. 10 at ma.
Lanston, at 1875. 70 ct 1874. 100 az Iex, 100 AZ
1874, 100 az l9A 100 at 1874 100 at 1874 100 at 49,
100 at 1914.
Commercial National Bank, 70 at lsh.
Union Trust 8 at I3o5i
After eall-Potomae cons S. 5000 at lc2E. 1000
at l025k
Capital Traction 10 at 49, 10 at l37.
LanstoT. q at l9% 100 at 1913.
Union Trust 8 AZ 1904.
Following The bid and asked prices on yes
terdays Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whest. new, PEI bus. lo5sLls: corn.
shelied. Der bus 75aso. cob. per bbL L20aA50 oats
Western. white. No ?. Der bus. 5oa53 mixed. psr
bus 42a5o: bran. per ton. 800. midling per ton,
EG
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western No l. L7.51a
400: No 2 l650aI700. mixed. l6.00aI650 Straw
yc. bundle D.Ooal6o0. straw. ne. machine thrash.
S00a9oc; straw, wheat. per ton. 600as.50: straw
cat. per ton, G502-.OO
SEEDS-Alsike. per bus. s.O0aS75: clover per
bus. S5Ql9o; timothy. per bus. l9Oa2Z: Crimson
clover. per bus l0ooall.O0
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-Extra, Der cFt.. 450a5Oo; do. butcher
aSaif0. do. common. 200a3O1
HoGs-Per cwt. gross. Zooa7.5O: do, ordinary
per cwt.. eJCRTO0
sHEEP-Prime, clipped. 3gs4O0; common, clip
ped. 2O0a3O0
LAAlB5-Choice spring Der ID. Sal; d., ne
CALEEs-Trms per ID. g; Co.. medium, g; de-.
grass 8 '
COWS-Prime. frssh, each. 55.OOaG5.OO: do. com
mon. each. 3-Ooa20o0: Dc. old and dry l0OOal5Oo.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-28

open, =; High, 4, Low, 35Sy Close. 4.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22

Many will think that the ends
of justice have not been met in
the sentence imposed upon Hen
ry Davis, colored. who entered
the home of Policeman Dixon
at Pembroke and who submitted
to burglary in the second degree.
The case against him was clear
and no defense was made. He
entered the home at night, was
shot by Mr.. Dixon, and the re.
sulting shock to Mrs. Dixon, who
was not we'll, was severe. Only
ten years. Men whose offence is
punishable by death are usual,
considered fortunate if they es
cape with life sentence. Blu
Davis is considered almost, if no
quite, an inbecile; which alter,
the case; and it is thought, too
that his intention was merely t
get something to eat.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22
Commissioners Sale.
11-22-4 Mon.

By virtue of authority vested by an
order of the Superior Court of Robson
County, North Carolina, in Special
Proceeding therein pending wherein j.
Marvin Powers is plaintiff and Foster
Powers, and others are defendants, I
will sell at public auction for cash, at
the Court House Door of Robson Coun-
ty, in Lumberton, NC, on Monday the
9Th day of December, 1909, at IL o. clock,
NJ, the following described tract or
parcel of land in the County of Robson
and in Howellsville and Saddle Tree
Townships, and on both sides of the
Virginia and Carolina Southern Rail-
road, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at stake in an old ford
by gum pointer in Hurricane Branch
and runs south east a. 20 chs. to gum,
thence south Is east chains to stake,
gum and several pines in a piny bay,
thence north 66 east with Neill Ham
mond's line 164 chains to a stake or
pine, his corner, thence south S east 9. 26
chains to a stake or large pine in the
edge of bay or branch, thence south
10 east 213 chains to stake formerly
a gum in Roberts line, thence as his
line north 60 east 1857 chains to q
stake by 2 small pines, thence north IL
west 10 chains to stake at ditch, D.
j. Humphreys corner, thence as his
line south 81 west 2.15 chains; north
2Qa west Is. II chains; south 7O1 west
Ito chains; north 213 west II. go chains
to the Wallace line, then as it about
south IS west 153 chains to stake by
a pine, then north Z west 7.3O
chains to stake or large sweet
gum and small black-gum, Mus
selWhite's corner, thence north SO west
80 links to Dinnis Leach's corner of {
acres thence as that line about south
Sc west Is chains to a stake by a stumr
, in branch about where the branch
empties into Hurricane Branch, thence
up the various courses of Hurricane
Branch to the beginning, containing
1907 acres, more or less, and upon which
tract is situated a dwelling and tw.
tenant houses, being all the lands O.
which H. j. Powers died seized ant
T possessed, a full description O.
: which may be found by reference t,
v three several deeds, as follows, viz
s. B. Rozier and wife to H. j. Powers
Book of Deeds B. B. B., at Page 927
. N. A. Townsend to H. J. Powers, Bool
/. OF Deeds Q. @. O., at page ATS an
John Mem. Powers and wife to Henri
James Powers, Book of Deeds S. S., a
page 235, registered in the office of tn
n Register of Deeds of Robson County
J. This sale is made for partition anon
: the plaintiff and defendants
Woodbury. Lennon,
Commissioner.
11-8-4mon.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22
Advertised Letters.

Following is list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at Lumberton, N.
G. for the week ending November goth
1909:
Barnes Bros, Mrs. Charlut Barker,
Mrs. 5. nj. Bass, Henry Boyce, Miss
LeachyBritt, WillCanady, w. m. Duncan,
Mrs. Laura Hayse, w. M. Louis, Mrs.
Fannie Leach, Frank Kellmn, Mrs,
Lucy McRae, D. McNair, w. Fl. McKoy,
Miss Mary Marshall, H. P. McAllister,
s: c. Mercer, Miss ORGY Pitman (2),
MRS. r: higgins, j. R Tyner. Miss Nav
Smith, Miss Daisy Smith, Miss Heller
Williams, John I. Singletary, AID. Nc
Laurin.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please ask for advertised letters. ,
R. M. Norment, P. M.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22
ROBESONIAN
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1909.

Our Shannon correspond ent
touches matter that is worthy |
of consideration when he sug-
gests that if the bond election
had been granted at the cost OF
those who petitioned for it no
election would have been called.
Most men sign any sort Of petit
ton that is presented to them
without giving the matter proper
consideration. We do not mean
to censure those whose sigma
lures to the petition caused the
county to be put to the expense
of holding this bond election, for
we know how such things come
about and how easy it is to sign
such a petition and how dis
agreeable sometimes to refuse;
but we are sorry the county has
to pay several hundred dollars to
let the promoters of the propos.
ed railroad with the long name
know that it will not issue bonds
to help build it. Our Shannon
correspondent notes that some
body who signs himself "X'. ir
a contribution to the RedSprings
Citizen, intimates that those wht
oppose this bond issue do so eth
err from selfish motives or from
lack of intelligence. Do tell
The advocate of any measur
who descends to abuse of thos
who oppose is not very stronl
one and such structures are mere
ly harmless and laughable. A
The Ansonian, in commenting
upon this same proposition 70
Arson county, observes, buy
ing a railroad and turning it owe
to a modern corporation to ope
rate for it's own profit, all for tn
privilege of taxing the thing,
proposition that will not az
peal very strongly" to the cit
zens of Robson county.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22
Out Mt. Tabor Way-Oyste,
Supper Wednesday Night.

Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
Rev. Mr.. Wicker, of st. Pauls.
is visiting his congregation in
this community this week.
Mrs. Dora Carlyle is on the
sick list. We hope she will soon
be convalescent.
Mr.. w. j. Humphrey spent
yesterday in Lumberton.
There will be an oyster suppe,
at the school house at Mt. Tabo,
Wednesday night before Thanks
giving. Everybody is cordial,
invited to attend.
Old Beauty
Red Springs, N. c., r. F. b
No. A, Nov. II, 1909.
{ Enclosed with the above let
ter was an excellent article OF
good roads which will be pub
lished AS soon as space will per
init. -Editor.)
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22
Commissioners Sale Of
Land.

By virtue of authority vested in me
by an order of resale made in special
proceeding pending in the superior court
of Robson county, wherein Archie Nc
Rae, D. H. McRae and others are
made plaintiffs, and D. M. Stewart,
administrator Of P. P. McRae, deceas-
ed, and others are defendants, l will
sell by public auction, for cash, in front
| of the store occupied by Weatherly &
Walker, in the town of Maxton. Robe
son county, N. c., on Saturday, the
18th day of December 1909. at 12o'clock
M, the following described tract or par
eel of land in Alfordsville township,
Robson county, North Carolina, in and
on the East side Of Shoe Heel creek,
adjoining the lands of Mrs. Hattie
Currie and others: be ginning at stake
in the run of Campbell's branch, pop
lar and blackgum pointers and runs
with the run of said branch south % l.
4 west 736 feet, south 81 Sd west 484
feet and south 23 ga west 875 feet to a
stake in the run of said branch; then
south IS ga west 2733 feet to the run
of Shoe Heel creek; then up the various
courses of the said run to a point where
line running north 1854 east will
direct to the beginning; then north S53
| east 4O4l 1cSC W GIlS UCSl NOH-
tanning 159 acres more or less. 1t be-
ing the residue of that tract of
land which was decided by Daniel
McRae to P. P. McRaeby deed re-
! corded in book DID, page 476 in the
office of the Register ofDeeds of Robe
son county, after deducting therefrom
, that portion of the same which was con-
veyed to Brown McCallum and T. J.
= Wooton hv decd rpcordnd in hook 7 r
page 76 in Office of the Register ofDeed:
Iof Robson county. The courses giver
5 in the original deed from Daniel McRae
to P. P. McRae on the second ano
) fourth lines of this tract are due cas-
r and due west, but the courses giver
: herein are those found by actual surve,
on the goth of April, 1909, as made b!
r j. c. Parish, surveyor. Sale is mad
to make partition.
This 18th day Of November, 1909.
e B. F. Mclean,
q Commissioner.
11-22-4 Mon.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22

Winston-Salem despatch, 18th;
A deed has just been executed
to the Daniel BooneMemorial As
ISOLATION for three acres of land
in Davidson county, where the
traditional site of of the Boone
cabin is located. The association
has decided to build a cabin ex-
actly like the original if'possible
and store within it certain relics
of the Boone family and preserve
the place. The site of the cabin
is on bluff on the Yadkin river,
in Boone township, near Boone's
ford and Boone's cave.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-22
President Taft issued an order

President Taft issued an order
Wednesday revoking the appoint
ment of Prof. J. r. Glasson, of
Trinity College, as census super
visor in the fifth district and
caused to be announced the ap-
pointment of D. H. Blair, the
man recommended by Congress
man Morehead. This is the an
pointment about which Congress
man Morehead made a fight
threatening to resign unless his
man was appointed. Prof. Glas-
son will be appointed an enur ,er-
tor OF manufacturing statistics