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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16
GruHS.is,HtbnMs 6ppotbeleH.
Gincinuati /. Is. 9usuit.
Reut 6ppptheter.


R. .. JiIhbad an R. 8. Rstpcomb,
$950.62.
Gtp. Grsnpes on go. u. @bite,
5000.
SuIius Jsrntbeil an Z. G. Rabeliffs.
$3.50.
Runcb aI.ins an G. R. Dsaai.r.
$1,000.
6. Ru6ersbuuler an Grnit Citation
6. Il. y. Co., $1,000.
GIies 9. SpIonb an b!o.. $500.
Rannne 6. Rpan an 1erraee par!
3. II. 6. Co., $4500.
agnes Sitsp an gont Ctr. .. u.
Co., $4,000.
Disfslbs an sbe G.a. p.i.rs gt.aItg
Co., $1710.
Rora Grsanp an Giti5ens .. u. so.
2, $3.50.
Narp Molper an CLINTON 8. u. ..
Co.. $500.
Sacob Qoams an Datlen .. II. 6.
Co., $45OO.
WutiIoe Gnoit an Sutton .. u. e,
u. $40. A., $500.
Soiepb 0. gonbo an Delta 8. 4
Co., $3.50.
WatiIbu anoft an Warp 8. 3ettel
$70o.
Slipsr 8. Siatt on Cottage Q. u. 6
| Co.. $4,000.
| 6. s. WteDiarr1io an 6poe pnri
CAB. 9t. Go., $500.
Ghriftian W. RubersbauIer an Gil
5ab. M. Bruins, $3.50.
Getilete 6npDtbefen.
Gna W. puHta an 8uiineB Weni
%. u. r. s. Co.. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

ratbe unb belize. unb tpenn oann Die
Wirtbiddft iih pergrDbert -. tbrs
gueen ihpammen in 5reuoentbrdnen
-. Mein 9ott! mein 8ott! Iagte tte,
mas tann bann cine 8robmutter lpets
ter tbun, als nit ben Gnteln ipleIen
unb lie bitten unb liebenl -. Sic belt
inne, bpr6te uno trodnete f6nell bic
9luaen. 3a tpmmen iie, ieBt tommen
fie! Das lit Der Better, i6 bore es an
Ieinem Stod auf Der 9reppe! idrie iie
auf. Nun lit es sefdeben, er brtngt
Die Sinoer rpobI gar nit 3. adj, metn
Soer5, mein 6er3l es iptro nod etnmal
iungl
SeIm mar es pirtIid. Gr Dffnete
Die Sbir nit etnem Aud uno bate
2ptthen am 4rm aber fpie lab er
aus, fpis iab 2otthen aus! Die 5rau
3ous Suipettprin pralIte 3uriid uno
lieb bic Qrme iintsn, iie ipuBte auf Der
Ste[le, bab sttpas GntieBlides geides
ben ietn mubte.
SeIm Iieb Iie nidt gu @orte toms
men, oenn aIs lie oen Wuno aufmahte,
Iagte er, feinen Stod aufitpbenb, nit
feisrlihem grnit: rSft er hier?" -
nobel er iih mad alien Seiten umiab.
n@er benn2 Mein 9immeI, per
benn?" fragte bic gBitttpe.
Der . Der Rarr! :. Der Menih
obne 9epifen, Der 8erbrsder!" unts
portete er ingrimuie.
Gin @srbre6sr? Iiebsr Serr @ets
ter! Elm Narr2"
gr nitte Iangiam unO faBte in isine
5alsbinoe.
nRebe 9u, 2ottden, rsbe 9u." rieT
bic arme Srau, ibre 6anb faFeno.
2Ottden 5og Die Sano, njs bou lbs
ideu, 3uriid. rSagte i6 es nibt ims
mer," fliiiterte iie. riugte ih es nidt
geitern nod? Sd pubte es, cine
Sttmme fagte IS mir"
rWeinIt 9u oenn RuboIf?" frdgte
Die arme Mutter bebeEo, vmeinIt 9u
tbn, 2otthsn?"
rWsn iOnit -. ibn!" fisl Der Better
raub elm.
%! - o." Iasts Tie, gang perpirrt,
rlpas BAT mein armes Sinh get6an?"
r8sggejagt 1T er!!" i6rie 9eIm.
.Der?"
rGr!. peggejagt nit Sdimpf unb
Stanoe." Idrie SeIm nod einmaI.
Sas mar gu bel. sic belt ben
Gopf nit beiben 6dnben unb taumelte,
oenH Die 9un3e Stube bre6te iih nit
ibr UNI. Der Better Itrette Ieinen
Ian9er Qrm aus uno belt Iie fe't, biz
tie auf etnem StubI iab, bann Iieb er
tie los, nabm cine priie unb ihisn
WiitIeio 81 smpftnbsn, tpGbrenb 2ottz
den regungsIos neben tbr it1no uno
tetnen 3ug perdnoerte.
pIOsIih iprang bic aIte 5rdu ouf,
Elm fiir6terliher 8eDunte mar burh
tbrsn 9opf geflOgen. sic patte ben
Better am Qrm unb lab ibn perspeife
lungsDoq an. Gin 9srbreten bat er
begangen?" I1gte re nit erl0f6enber
Gimme. Gin 9erbre6sr lit er?"
Gin itdnOIider, grauiamer 9ers
breher!" antpOrtete !oeIm.
80 9ott! bat er =. er 1T arm
bat Sotan ibn periodic" REF iie, ibre
5dHoe ringsnb. rQbsr nein, neinl
-. oas fam er nitt =. mein Sobn
1T teiu W10rber, tein 9ieb. Gs 1T 2lQss
faIi6, liebiter Better, 2tues faF9."
rW}ubme Sddtmunn," ontpprtete
Der olte Serr pUrbeooQ, .bus mare
nod nidt oas &ergits. Qber berubigen
sic iit, laiien sic uns iibsrIegen, ob
uno tpis mir ibn retten t0nnen."
(5Ortiebung foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

Glisab. @oIff an propioent g. .,
u. g. 60, $700.
Glisa s. Mtiller an Carthage 9. II
8. 81, $500.
glunhe u. grebanp an gropieeni
9. 3. II. 9. Co., $700.
Marp Dolpa an g. gits. $500.
2ppal 6. Cater an Q. W. Cooper
$500.
Sen. 9renner an Ginc. Sdp. Soc.,
$1,000.
$. a. Saplin an Weiiern SilIs g.
@. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sos. GrteI OH g. 9. Cooper, $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

2ippe brauhts mebrsrs Stunben,
big sr itt bon benz Sdloa srhoIt bate,
ben Die 5IUttig.H unb ihre SsIfsrss
beIfsr gegsn ihu gsfiihrt. Dor alien
8iHgen bate iein Sslbitpertrousn :is
nsn ftperen Stob srlitten. - Spqt.
meins gan3s 9sritonbstraft, msin
5leiB uno meins Qisbs gum gsruf,
iagte er Iit, bod nidt ausreiasn, Elm
grober TetettiD gu Gsrbeu, babe ih
Oieueiht tein SaIent, obsr pis msia
Gbef iagt. teineH Ulutb gum artminas
Iiiten??
Wlit foI6sn unb GbnIiten Telbits
QuQlsriihen GeDdnfen perbroh.e er
urthGtig ben Gag, uno er drgerte fiG,
als ibm Der 3immerteQner iein,s 5pz
tels, Der ibm gbsnos ipdt nod cine
5Iai6e buntsIfarbigen 3aimatiners
gebratt bate, nit acknowledgements
Ittteit cine geruhiams Naht punit.s.
Sn tur3en 3tuiidsnrdumsn lssrte sr
Glas fir Glos, biz er ben goben Der
Jlafde errsidt bate. 9tIsbann fisl
es ibm pl0bli4 ouf, bab er iih eiesnts
lid umIonit gsdrgert babe. btnn er
fiibIte iid jsBt our6aus nit iih ieIbit
Sufrieoen. @he er absr rent 3um ges
pubtiein bieies Stimmuuosumfhlds
ges tommen tpnnte, entitfiipfte ihm
in 3iemIi9 Iautem SeIbiteeiprG6 Der
feltfame Wuni6, Der S.ufel m0qs bic
gan3e poli3eipirthfhdFt holsn. glun
tpurbe es ibm bod 3u bunt nit Der eis
gentbiimliheu Stimmung, bic i'm sr'
fabte.
Gr bate nod 70 piel Geifteageaens
mart, Ii6 gu iagen, ein iolter Dunih
Tonne bod nidt fein Grnit iein, unb
I'm alien Deitsrungen gu entgeben,
itdnb sr auf, I'm iid CUR Rubs gu is.
gen.
Qber mas mar penn bns Tton tpias
Der? 6atte ihm benn elmer 8Iei IN
bic 8eine gegoiien, iis polIten ia niht
einmal ben tur3en Weg gum aufgeb.ds
ten 8ett 3uriidleeen. unb nun fina
ploBltn Der Stuhl, duf ben er tln fp.es
Der geiest, 5u fabren on; auh Der
hii6i9e oftedigs RubbuumtiT6 beaann
eine ipirbelnoe 8etpegung unb &qiIer
5run3 Soief, Der in Ihonem 9olbra6s
men an Der gegeniiberliessnosn Danb
5ing, idnitt ibm eine tpsnia hobeitss
DolIe Grimaife, 10 baB sr entieBt Die
Qugen i6lob. Gum dllerlebten sra!
Derfudte er. iih auf ii9 fslbft su be-
finnen, itellte iib nit einem fraftiosn
Rud nuf bic 5iibe, mantle nod Ieinsm
Bette uno fiel nie Elm Sad in Die
GiiTen.
Der rubinrot6e Damon Balmu.iens
bate ibn be5nuneen, unb 3ipar mar
es iniofern cine angenebme glieberIuae,
als aippe alien feIbftqudlsriI6en Ges
odnfen ent3ogen mar.
Grit Der fpdte Morgen erpedte ibn.
Iber tpie groB mar isin Gtaunen: sr.
Der psinIiH oroeniliae 9eamx Lao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

fenburs trug, in Gmpfane nohm. Gr
lieb iih natiirIih nihts merttn unS
bDrts rubis ben gortrds ieines neuen
9etannten iiber Wiener 6otels uno
8ditbduIer an. I'm gar feinen 8ers
oaht 3u erreaen, nottrte er ith etni5e
Ramen unc perabihieoete fich nit aus
geIu6ter S0fliateit bon benz p3olss
gen..
Setn nddfter Sang galt nun tpieoer
benz 9oritanb bss 6auptpoitomts.
0isier bate bereits iiberaq bin telepboz
nirt, OBJ irsenbpo Der geIuhte Brief
eingstrpffen mare, ober es poIlte ii9
feline Spur oapon entbeden laHen.
.5ragen mir bod einmal telegrus
pbiit in Berlin on, OBJ ler 8rief abs
gegdngen iit." llnb f9pn bate Der
liebsnstpiiroioe 9eamte bic bstreFfenpe
0epeIhe oufgeiebt. 2ippe pollte Die
3eit bis gum gintreffen bes 3ele'
gramms ba3u beripenben. Iih gBien
an3uIeben, aber Der QoItbedm.e mo-
thtsts ibn ba AZ bIeiben uno cine edte
8trgiuia nit ibm 3u rauhen. 2ipps,
Der ME uutbGtis isin tounte, IisB iih
aud isbt elm bishen bon oem prin3en
goseana er3dhlen. Was er oa erfubr,
pobte our6aus nidt in feline Sombis
nattonen. Der Qrin3 mar Elm iehr
leutIeliaer Mann, aber our6dus arts
itptrat, Der ME uno nimmer cine giirs
osrItfs beiratbsn piiroe, uuo tpenn II:
10 piel Mtiuionen ME Sags i'm Salr
beIdbe. Gr ihien iiberhdupt, 10 srs
sG6Ite Der 9samte, ben 5rauen tpents
geppgen uno ging gang i'm Ssemunnss
bsruf ouf.
Gr mar SolDat bon Gopf biz su
Tub, cine pfiene ebrIihe Ratur, Der ale
llnipabrbeiten unb Wintsl3iige Elm
9reuel pdren.
Wdhrsno lie nod ipraden, puros
an Der Sbur oes 0oritanos3immers
gstIopft uno Elm 9ureoubots bra6ts
bic 4ntport BON Berlin. Der poits
beamte las lie uno reitte iie bsm 3es
tettlb NIT Der Ssmertun9, oas le1 al
Ieroings cine ih0nc usbsrraidung.
Ils Qtppe bic 9epeite qIeinfaus oss
Ieien bate, eerietb er II cine iihtIide
4ufre9uug. Gonnerpetter, 10 stpas
mubte ihm pafiirsn. Sa, ia, bel ben
Spibbuben Iernt man nie aus. Iber
nun bate Iid Der UtittsIsmunu BEG
flihtigen Qaares Derratbsn. Die De-
peihe entbieIt rur Die turSs Wlittbsiz
lung:
Der 9efudts Brief iit bier oGsrs
bings aufqeIiefert poroeu. Gint
Stunbe IpGtsr ober m<Iosts iib Elm
iunqer Mann, Der Elm Goupsrt oors
5eigte, bas gsnau bisielbe QorsiIs rDis
Der qeI.hts Brief bate unb pbre
3psifeI bon bsrieIben 5ano e.f6ri.b.n
mar. Der juuge mann fornrts ben
Brief 3uriid, bu sr niht abgsben ioue.
mir botten tsinen Gruno, bic RIdoabs
bes grieTes 81 perpeioera, ba uuisren
9oritriften in jeber 9s3istung genIst
mar"
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Tas faIihe 8ebiB. Cine
aniiiinnte Gpiiooe erS1bit man iih IN
einen sSrerrIbenperfebrsort OH Der
bapriifen Brense. Cine blnt 5r.
inmmengeipiirfelte @eielfhnft, bic
oem nobernen Meffa an Der aInnler
einen Wefuh nbeeltnttet lnb Dnnnh
nod etliHe xaoe sssr GrboluHc i1l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

iudbreno Der Serr bereits idIief, aud
beiorgte. uno oa bab' ih cine fIeine
aluniiniiinlid,ahiel, Die in Der MegeI
anf aem 1oiIettentiid iinno. ouh mit
IN ben Softer pratiisfrt nnb ons ge.
iannlte 8ep1d IN aller ssriihe nnf
ben 8abnbof id,afien lniien 80
ia. mas befono iid) bein eigentIidl
in Der Sdodtel21 brdnsten neusieris
bic Damen. Der 6err Cber grinfir
oiaboliih: .Ics falid)e Oebit; oes
Serrnl~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-16

.@naoiGes SranIein haben oa cine
ent3iifenoe llbr.@
sed)t 9lnShiitier Jatrifai.
.Abcr jest bod - alb - Sonnen.
iibr.1
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. etrn d tuna.

@lotfppf (nor benz gpieeel):
. .MaerfipiirDig: ie ius1iiser 2oore man
bat, beito niebr 3eit brouGt man, ii.a
fje ju tduanlen.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
Notice of Sale of Land.

The undersigned having been appoint
ed commissioner by w. H H mphrey,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Robson
County, in q special proceedings enti-
tied Susan D. Mcneil, administrators
NJ. A. Byrd, deceased, VS.. Samuel ].
Taylor and others, heirs at law of M.
A. Byrd, deceased, to make sale Of the
lands hereinafter described, hereby
gives notice that he will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door in
Lumberton, Robson County. North
Carolina on Monday March 7th, 1910, at
Y O'Clock NJ, the following lands in the
County of Robson and State of North
Cardinal:
First tract containing 50 acres, bound.
ed on the North by c. w. Byrd, on the
West by C. w. Byrd, on the South by
NJ J. Allen, on the East by CIV. Byrd
and M, j. Allen.
| Second tract containing So acres, on
both sides of Jackson Swamp, and be-
ing the same lands conveyed by J, L.
Pitman and wife, M. ]. Pitman to M
A. Byrd by deed dated the the 18th da,
i ofJuly, 1876 and recorded in book AAA
page 345, Office of Register of Deed:
of Robson County.
This February Sd, 1910.
R., A. Mclean, Commissioner.
2-7-4mOn
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
800 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. atarrh being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Falls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have SC
! much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address: F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
! TakeHall's Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
DILLON NEWS LETTER,
The New County Wonderful
Strides Made-A Sad Death.
correspondence Of The Robesonian.

Correspondence of The Robesonian
Dillon, S. c., Feb. 14-With
the inception Of the New Year
came the formation of Dillon
county after years of contention
and one OF the sharpest contests
ever waged, the Governor having
executed the last act in the ORA
ma when the climax was reached
in his Office at the Capitol Of the
State last Saturday by signing
the bill creating the same. Quite
a delegation Of DiIlon's represent
tative citizens WeEded their way
to Columbia to witness the IL
teresting and imposing ceremon-
les, among them being the
venerable Mr.. J. w. Dillon, in
whose honor the county was
named.
How easy is it for some of US
to open the door of the past and
let the by-gone flood us with
ETC., the glories Ct the COS, 7Os,
and ON down to the pres
ent with all its grand accom-
plishments, great in conception,
when the air is being navigated,
the exact location of the North
Pole established, etc.
Again is it our pleasure to
have with US our dear old friend
Rev. A. L. Davis, after suffer-
ing a series of calamities. 1t is
so refreshing for us to know
that he has been able to over
come SO much bodily affection
: and outlive them all. So many
r know by experience the incon-
venience attending such things
as he enumerates. His well-timed
' reference to the visit to his old
d home at the Home Coming" in
u 1905 and the lapse of time since
e 1856, more than pays one fol
. the perusal of the interesting
!. chapter. We have indeed mad,
/ Wonderful strides since the day,
/. mentioned and the last decad'
IT has brought Us more perhap
J. than any like period in our exis
l. tence in the way of new rail
e roads, new cities established
u and with them the demand fc
more and smaller counties. Lon
IN may our friend live and prosper
e and we hope he will continue
40 favor US with with these intel
ut esting and historic letters fro1
&c Alabama. that we all enjoy {
much.
," A peculiarly sad death occu
81" red in our town last Sabbath a
NJ ternoon when Mr.. Willis Pas
was called to the treat beyon
err just in the pride of young ma
hood, being just q years of ag
on He was the son of Mr.. Lawren
Page, who had proceeded him
the grave few months az
rcd Truly death loves shining mar
rst MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Thompso
hat an uncle and aunt of Fairmo1
ge- and Mr.. Hubert Page, of Foil
ton, Ca, a brother of the dece;
you ed, attended the funeral. O
Int sincere sympathies 60 out to I
'u' grief-stricken family.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
Continued from page 7.

Dupuy reached eagerly for the card,
which Brand slowly extended to him.
"This refers to that transaction OF
which you aud he were speaking this
afternoon" continued the lawyer.
Erand laughed loudly.
We'll. Dunuy. I'm a poor hand ut
guessing riddles. give it up. What's
the answer?'
The lawyer became impatient.
The transaction involving the-ah--
the invest ment---cf Il certain-Sum OF
money" he explained hatingly.
"A business deal | was going into
with the judge" in amazement.
Precisely"
"If | had any business with the
Judge. Dupuy, would prefer to do it
with the judge"
But / ain nis p!enipotentinry.
"Mhm, MIN" grunted Grand mega
lively.
You are rather unreasonable.
Brand" wearied and hopeless look
began to show in the lawyers visage.
The young editor noted this and re-
bOlN I'll W ttlll'Dl iLC " iAii tthu SAoot'>,
ate this man whom he desDised above
all others, even above Bartelmy him
self. Bartelmy. believed Brand. even
IL he was Il scoundrel, actually mad
superior mental ability. was brilliant
thinker and acted boldly in many Of
his dishonest transactions on the bench.
But Dupuy he was to Brand the bang
er-on, the skulker. the vandal jackal
that devoured corpses i'll the night thai
Drawer animals had fought and killed
by day. His eyes blinked in the light.
did Dupuy's. Il was in the under
ground rupwayS that he coursed the
swiftest And as these thoughts sped
through his brain the editor hooked
away abseutly.
Dupuy came hot on his trail.
"Shall | make an appointment witt
him for you. say. tomorrow morning?
he anxiously queried of the newspape
man.
81 don't care"
"Then I'll do it, he said decided.
and moved away from the desk. ANT
--er"- He saw that Brand was still
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21


what You are talking about"
Can we let it go over for one day?'
II don't know what YOU are talking
about"
"You insist on his coming here per-
sonallyy'
"Of course l don't. don't insist on
anything"
flow much time have we gOtT'
"He knows all about that"
Dupuy was UNNECESSARILY relieved
at this last remark. 1t was the first
time that Brand had indicated that
Bartelmy and he had had an engage
ment.
mr. Brand. can almost assure you
that my client will keep his appoint
ment." The lawyers voice rang out
firmly.
The editor nodded carelessly toward
the speaker. who spun on his heel and
speedily strobe away. The telephone
bell sounded Brand bent over quickly
Hello. Who-oh. yes. Mr.. Nolan
No, sir. not yet. but think we'll have
him landed all right in about half III
hour Please don't worry about it
It'll be all right. Just so away ant
hide somewhere. for they'll be dom;
the baby act as quick as trap him
aud you'll he squeezed TO death befor
we get to press. You promised me thi
c!lluce You want to know whai'S &c
iny on: Well. where will yon I've
ripple . Plaza. Get off the wire. Mis-
stowe Yes. Mr.. Nolan. they cut
oil US. I'll call you up later
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
Notice of Administration.

The undersigned having this day
qualified as administrator of the estate
Of the late !. Lewis W Humphrey hereby hereby,
against the said Lewis Humphrey to
on or before January 21st, 1911, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to sal !
estate must make immediate payment.
This January 21st, 1910.
D. B. Humphrey, Administrator Of
Lewis Humph ey, deceased.
Mclean. Mclean & Snow, Attorneys
1915 mon.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
vi Ia n You NJ. d

OrinoLaxative. When you have
that duli, heavy, feverish feeling accom-
panied by constipation. When You have
eadacne, Indigestion, bi,liousness, pain
IN stomach and bowels, then you neeo
fole5' Orino Laxitive. 1t moves tn,
owes freely and gently ana thorough
= clears the intestinal tract. 1t doe
=. yrbe or nauseateand cures consti
.'a:.>:. Sold by ai.duggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-21
Hoarse Cong his, Stuffy Colds,

pain in chest and sore lungs, are symp-
toms that quickly develop into danger
Gus illness If the cold is not cured. Fclev's
Honey apdTar stops the cough, heals and
eases the congested parts, and brings
quick relief. Sold by all druggists.
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i ndi fferent. He
returned to the
desk. Things
will remain sta
tionary until
then?" he asked.
Things never
remain sta ton
airy in q EewSpa-
per Office" re-
spOEded the man
aging editor Ia
conically.
wv hat I mean
is that t here
W on & be nc
StOry-er-ab out
him until you see
him."
81 LILA
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Ito be Continued.\

The Index SAYS it is renorted
in Fayetteville that the Atlantic
Coast Line Ry. Co, ccntemplates
double tracking its main lire
from Fayetteville to Partition in
the near future.
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CUT RAEFORD WAY.
Special School Tax E!ecji
Personal Mention

Raeford. R. F. D. !, Fob. Sc
Farmers cut RaeioTd Wy IRE
busy blowing ard prep;,Ii + to
plant.
Mr.. George Biggs. OF Antioch,
was in this section yestef cay
collecting taxes.
Miss Flora Mcqueen, WHO is
teaching at Raft Swamp, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mr.. P. H. Wright made q fly
ing trip to Laurinburg today.
Miss Annie Wright. Of Scot
land county, is spending some
time at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. A. C. Jones.
Miss Belle Graham, of Mont
rose, is the guest of her sist-r,
Mrs. Wallace Mclean.
Rev. w. c. Brown preached a
most excellent sermon at Bethel
Sunday afternoon.
We reerft to learn that Mrs.
KatieCurria, whoaccidentally fell
o':a lav l-e5 week. is still suffer
ing frm the effects of the fall
Ms E, ia Warner left last
week for Raleigh to enter Kings
Business College.
The people Of this section are
going to have an election the fif-
teenth Of March to vote on a
special tax for q graded school
at Bethel academy. This is
something that is greatly needed,
as the old school house is entire
~ too small to accommodate all
the children in our district, and
our efficient teacher, Miss Lillian
Alderman, needs an assistant
teacher; and if we succeed in
carrying this election we can
build larger house, and have
as many teachers as we need.
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Should Take Steps to Establish
Agricultural High Schools.

Carolina Union Farmer.
The Farmers Union should take !
steps in evey county to establish |
agricultural high schools at least
one such institution in each coun-
ty. These schools should be
started on a small scale and then
enlarge to meet the demands.
They should be real farm life
schools, with tract of land up
on which practical agriculture
could be taught. The indus
trial. feature would open up to
every boy who is willing to work
the opportunity to acquire an ag-
ricultural education. If the
Farmers Union does not use it's
power and influence to change
the "citified" text books to
something suitable and appro-
pirate for country people and to
provide the kind of training
needed for farm life, this splen-
did organization will not rise to
the occasion as it should. Our
educational committee. consist
ing of w. S. Cobb, of Robson,
H. D. Edgerton, of Franklin,
and R. L. Little, of Pitt, have
already appeared before various
State officials atRaleigh and made
known the wishes of the Farmers
;, Union and if our membership
Q will get ready to back up thi.
: committee and the other official,
n of the Union at the proper time
o we can. no doubt, accomplish
great good along the line Of agri
: cultural and industrial education