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New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

PROYISIONS-More active and hrnner, with
con,nsratiIely small offerings and better de-
rnand Commission houses were fairly active
hrIvers and western packing interests seemed
ia favor the buying side, on the theory that the
,nar-et had been unduly depressed by the agita-
ton against the high price of meats. while IN
reality the hog position is very firm PORE
t5niet: mess S52 75dS23; family. So5 50GS26:
short clear se4 50GS27. BEEF~--Mess. s11 50p
sI9 5o family sl54SI6: packet. Sl2qS1o so;
ira india mess. S2i9 SO. BEEF HAMS. S24GS26.
nRESsED HOGS-Steady: bacons, II $sci $50
N IiLc 100 10, 11Ssc. 140 n. 11ssc: pigs 1l7sc,
t-I7T MEATS-Piched bellies, smoking f3c: 10
N 1oh012&c; IL ~. 12laql2A.c; II 10, 12ia@
I2ztc: pickled hams. I3 l1T14c. TAI.LOW-
Quiet; city, Csc: country. 0l2QTisc. LARD
Eirn,. middle West l. 2oa r. 3oc city. l2isc;
rsfined South America, 3.5or; Continent. l.. SOC;
prazi! kegs, 14.aOc. compound dull. 90 d10c;
sTFARINE--ouiet; oleo. 16c: city lard, 13c
SUGsR-New business was coming in slow
~ for refined. but good Withdrawals were noted.
i5rieex unchanged. The london market for beet
sngsr was steady and al higher. with January
snS FebTuary at i2s MA: May. 13s ] I'd. Raw
here wac firm. centrifugal 36 test. 4osQ 1. lie;
rrn,,scoyado' So test, 3.5sds eld and molasses
sugar. So test, Z 1893 sec. shipment sugars were
generally held for ali advance or i-52n l-ltc
RICE-stesdy 10 firm, with good jobbins
demand and full out unchanged prices.
METALS - COPPER = STANDARD dull, spot
and forward deliveries closing at i3lais3
Is s7lSc London easy: spot 100 los; futures:
i3eals eleerolytlGf, IaSoa 9 Is s2:S; rd
Jsnrary. 81 c3T3a 6oe; FehruarY 0-.so9o- eo1'
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

March ana April. 81. eo132. .4oc. London easy:
spot, fTi7 IS Cd: futures. f14s 12s. LEAD
Ftrmer; spot, 4.67l7q47213c New York; 453@
465c East ST. Louis London lower at t1S les.
sPELTER-Weak; --Weak; spgt. 6.ood6. &c New York;
changed; spot f23 IS. IRoN-Engiish iron
market unchanged; Cleveland warrants, SIS %:
locally change; No foundry. Northern.
SIS 50a$19: 10 2, SIS 2S9s1s rs; No Southern
and No Southern soft. SIS 51as19 25. Pig iron
certificates unchanged No sales
M0LASSE> AND SYRCPS-Steady to hrn
with moderate demand
NAVAL ST0RES-Spirits tarpsntine NOM
mai. with slow business. Rosn steady but
unchanged and quiet Tar firm and unchanged;
OtLs-No change In linseed oil. Refined
COTTONsEED OILr-Quist: sales. 500 bar
rels and prices irregular. closing at points
decline 10 point advance. Local contract
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
FOREIGN FINANCIAL,

Londcn, Jan. 2l.-consols for money closed
: higher. 81 s2is Conscls for the March
account closed : higher. at S2@s Canadian
Pacific = higher, at 1S5l.. Grand Trunk
Unchanged. Al 2lts. anaconda Is higher, al
lH-.
Money v1ss in better demand and fTrner;
discount rates we're easy. About e go 0H1
n new goI6 was available and was divided
t-rween the Bans- q England and India.
Trading on the stock Exchange devel-
oped a srea6ier tone on better Paris news.
which was accompanied by fair buying
orders kaArs advanced sloT-l-, while IN
,egtraer.- puvinz helped consols and homo
rails with the exception Of London &
Brighton shares. which we're weak on sat
Urdeys accident Rubber shares continued
tucvant-
American securities opened generally
higher. During the first hour prices I'M
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

spct was quiet win prices POINTS - higFar 3er
1,idd1pg Gulf Sales. l.sa5 bales, delivered on
$500 bales LtveEPool faSes and Spot
nort 500; American 5000: Imports. 5000. none
heriosn middpg upland aesd s1ozs5 futnFss dnfst
5fa 10 s points lower. February and February
March 74sd: March-April. 7.495sd; April-
NJ 5Ilad; May-June, T.52 I'd; June July,
hid; July-August. 7.49lsd; August~Sep-
tenber T2nd. epteunber-october, 6,Iid; Oc-
+.1t1er-rovenlber 6.5Sd; Novenaber-Deceinper
6 4slsd; Overwhelmingly. 6.4sd-
COFFEE--Opened unchanged TO 5 points
lower, and closed at about the same level; sales.
Il, 500 bags. Havre closed unchanged. whlls
and ssiIl Rio was Is reis higher. spot quiet and
steady. at sts@ss4c for Rio No Warehous1e
dhiyeries in the United States for the week
We're 1856 1e4 bags. against 18s, 7s7 last week and
137 500 last year Of the former amount Ne"
lolh ilad 0''7'- o90 Satur-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONET MARKET. = Money Cd cali
opened al 2l2 per cent: higheasst;S g per per cent
rllinE rsfe % Der cent; last loan, - per
cent. Time money was dull Rates NelS
quoted 81 Ss+q4 per cent f2G SHY KY; ftle 9ie
month ils and 4d4l4 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was bought naoosTatelx
Ra5es were, 4l2d5 per cent Tor slAtE 10
l,iT7ef-- dag Endorsements A12G5 per cent
for four 10 six months choice single names
and d, per cent for others
FoREIGN. EXCHANGE.--5I.h The toTe3ign 3i ils,eg eag
I'd points 10 4Ss55 $50 Tor canlesS So9p c96p
1 a;i. for demand sterling and 4.6SotQ .e5s9
M s@5E-day hils Ills s sh9ra 9na 5horf lfsi reicas
marks at e5 liz. Demand sterling adxat9sQ &
10 $3.50 n the morning but easse s. o5 iesn aIss
demand sterling at ES54oQ4 66lz and sixty,
day bills a1 4S3SGq4- $50 Snort 1IdI S l.ei4 ny
around 5I7i2 less 1-leoo.lll2 lesS - ;I elIo
eiort reichsnarks were a5 l-ls Business
BsHEers' ast5' posted rates follow:
s.nsE ssfs: a.. P'sas2s: 9s3f.
t-ii ,5r-7nssy. reiohsnlarks .....-. 9t,' sss
Paris francs ..----.-----.---- .-tSs s-!teIs
Belgium, francs -------------- z-56s z56zs s4e:
Sutherland. francs --------.-- -Is-s 9-tGz
HoIlznc. glildeTE -..--------- "s
DOMESTIC EACHANGG5E5-Bosts20n' On Par Par
count. san Francisco, sight 10c. telegraph
,3:1c premium: New Orleans, commerclal
paT, bank premium; =. o,,;t p@s 55 a5
discognt7 lia. &c premium asked; Minneap-
oils &C premium: Savannah, buying o-lec
Z lScount, selling par
BANK CLEARTNGS.-New York. eK-
rtsnzes $751; 793. .4S6, balances Sl4.ll6,o5i; Bal
rirnoTe. exchanges s. G17.590. balances S5iS.-
10: Chicago. exchanges S48,S11. .Seo. balances
s2i9nS72: Boston, exchanges SO .S3Sl5a, bal
suces Sl,2l0.345.
SILVER MARKET. .--CommeTci bar sill
yer, 52c. Mexican silver dollars, 4lc. Bar
silver in London closed at I'D. q decline OF
I'd
GOLD PREzuUM.-In Madrid, 7.15; Lis
hon. 1n.-5
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-AIexjc eE-
change on Eew York Is quoted at @.Hi.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January q

New 1ork, January Ol, lSlp'
N--WHEAT-Easer at the opening, at
a decline of hc to &c on low cables and large
receipts in the Northwest. The market rallied
and moved within very narrow range during
the greater part of the session, selling off late
and closing al a net decline Of &c to &C. liz
erpool was lower on large arrivals and tho
larger worlds exports. which, according 10
Broomhall, amounted to 10. 100000 bushels.
against $4,000 bushels the previous week and
10, 2ss, 600 bushels for the corresponding week
last year. The total American visible, including
Canadian points, showed decrease of 102 600
bushels. with a total of 80, 600, against so
24S.oG0 last year. The Argentine Agricultural
Bureau estimated the current crop at l40, ,n0HOuO
bushels. with an exportable surplus of So 600 ono
compared with crop last year of 161 I00, OCo
and exports of a5 $50, 900. No . red here closed
81 80 bid elevator domestic and nominal o
aHoat: Ne 1 Northern Duluth and No hard
winter, 81 259s afoat. CORN-opened
steady, hut slightly lower on big receipts. On
active support the market advanced TO above the
previous close, but essed off late with wheat
and closed at a net decline of 14c. No corn
closed 14c elevator domestic, 74i3c delivered and
12c { b afioat, nominal. OATS-Moderate tely
active, Influenced largely by the action of other
markets closing at net loss OF lsc. Cash oats
we're stead. with mixed. 26 70 81 II. nominal;
white, "a to ~ II, 5siz@5612c- RYE-ouiet:
No Western. 90t4c nominal ( o b New York.
SARLEY-NOnlnal.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

proved slightly snc then reacted. Trading
was limited until the arrival of the Wall
Street opening. when slight hardening
occurred, under the lead OF Rock Island
shares. Later the support was Withdrawn
Can money in Isondon. aects per cent:
oren market discount rate for short bills,
2ssd2 Ills per cent; long bills. 2SsQ2 Ills per
cent Berlin discount rate. per cent: Paris
discount rate. 29s per cent: Paris exchange
on London. - francs 1874 centiines: Berlin
exchange on London, - marks +6la pfennigs.
Bar gold, as Sd, American eagles, l6s Id.
Paris Jan. 31-rhree per cent rentes Is
centimes higher. at as francs IS centimes.
A heavy tone prevailed on the Bourse.
Berlin. Jan. 31---Tradin was quiet and
prices we're firm on the BoeTse.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
WELLS FARGO CoNPANf

81 Broadway. New York
January 81. 1910
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tha~ at a TezS-
lar meeting oT the Board OF Directors OF this
company on the 23rd day Of December. 1903. az
the Office or the COMPANY. No 81 Brcad"aS'
city OF New York, County and state OF New
York the following resolution was atopted-
pFs0IVFD That an extra dividend of sea
Per share be declared payable on Inursd9S-
February 10. 1910. cur OF the accunu!ated SUI
registered on its books at three O'Clock p u on
Monday, January 8. 1910 That Tor the purposs
OF such dividend the books Of the conpsnr %
closed az three O'Clock P N. January 81: lslo
and re-opened at ten O'Clock y. u. Feora~sS
IL. 1910
BIZ ORDER OF the Board OF Directors
x ZIMNrERafANN. SecretarZ.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cticaso Jan. S1---Grains ruled lower at the
close Of the day, after ia session marked by
fluctuations within conparativelv NARROW limits.
Provisions advanced steadily through the day
on a strong demand Enormous arrivals al the
grain centres more than trebiiue those OF the
corresponding day last year when storms de-
layad TRANSPORTATION. bore heavily on the market
and caused AN Initial decline. Range OF prices:
Satur-
Wheat: Open Hlgh. Low. Close. day
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January 81. 1910.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Beeves. Cows, Calves Sheep. Hogs
Jersey City. 2ee4 1,244 1857 12e97
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
The BALTIMORE s OHIO RAILROAD
CONPANX
oFTICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Baltimore Nd January Is. ID

OE IaE o6~<L1 A@-rhs
Baltimore. Nd. January 13, isle
The Board Of Directors this day declared frcTa
the net earnings OF the Company for tbs six
months ended December 81. 1893. dividend oc
Two % Per Cent. on the Preferred stock OF "a
Cor1pany to be paid March 1. 1910, TO the stocss
holders Of record at the close c- businsss on
February 1, 1910.
Tho Board also declared from the surplus es---
tnxs Of the Company dividend OF Three % FeF
cent. on the Common stock OF the Compaus.
payab.e March l. 1910. TO the stockholders es
record at the close OF business on February 1s
1910
Tns transfer books viii not s!oss. -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
rHE ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FH3
RAILWAY COMPANY.


The Beard Of Directors has declared d1vtde,i
Caeing dividend No. 1e1 on the COMMON STOCks
OF this Company OF ONE DOLLAR AND FIs.IL
CENTS tS1-J0p Per share. payable March L, 1si9;
out OF surplus net income, to hclters OF saiI
COMMON stock registered on the books OF tns
Company at the close OF business on FecruarY ..
1910.
Dividend cheques viii bs mailed 70 holders es
COMMON Stock who dle suitable orders theretoa
at this of1cs.
c X COOPER. Assistant Treasurer
Nassau Stresr. New YORK CfrT
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

n Caplfal inc7eaFed frotil $l.ooo-4G9 t.
-as rats O. TIE ia sock - his tim iinH. -
Tur1 10 1905 - FarritEs auG undivided pro
= 7-@brsarr 1903. Se2.sn9 being pait TITO suI
n t5e form o3 '.egn:iai1ie securitiss represent
faHa ~ Absorbed Tow iirs Green Trust Co,
-,zl.F O. arsarbed T1fft a~eHae and Morton
s-& 2-5 ~ zsss< I'D On average capita
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER q PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Dividends Of three per cant the preferred
stock and cf Per cent On the common
stock of this Company have been declared.
payable February 18Th, 1910. 70 stockholders
OF record February 7th Checks viii os mailed
to stockholders
ERNEST ISELIN. Secretary.
New York January 2S 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCES

FLOUR AND AEAII-FLOI R--QuIet ano
without special feature. Spring patents, So cog
SIS 90; winter straights, 's5 45 @s5 55: winter
patents. IS 50q So; spring clears, 81 5QD
81 20: eztra No winter. S4 10 So: extra No
TinteI- 81 504 81 Is; Kansas straights, S5fQ
81 25. BCCKWHEAT FLOUR--Quiet: bulk.
$2q s. IS per 100 h. BUCKWHEAT T-NoIa-
inal. RYE FLOUR-Steady: fair to good.
81 25 s. 20: choice to fancy. S4 45as go.
CORNMEAL--steady; quoted: kiln dried.
So 90. BAG MEAL-Steady; fine white and
Yellow. 81 % a$1 So; coarse, 81 45GS1 80.
FEED-Western quiet; city steady; Western
spl ing S26 s56S27 10. standard nlddling.
SIS e0q s26 s.: -four do. $50 so: red dog. s31 50
q S31 IS: city bran. S26 30 bulk. SIS % S2s 50
sacks; middline. S28 9o1 $31: red dog, $50;
hominy chop. $27 80 bulk SIS 20 sacks; OIL
meal. SSi nominal.
COTTON-ouiet but generally steadier.
The opening was at a decline of points TO
an advance of points. near months follow
ing the cables. while late positions responded
to a little covering. Trade interests and for
eig1l houses were among the best early buyers.
while the demand the advance to 1880
for March and IA 4Sc for May. or Is TO Is
points above the closing prices of last week.
was scattering The close was few points
off from the best under realizing. southern
spot markets were generally unchanged.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WinsIow, Lanier & Go.
50 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS A-sD NIsl"
DEvDs ARE PAYABLE AT CUR BANKING
HOUSE on AND AFTER
FEBRUARY ISL
American Cotton OIL Co A De5entur-s
Cambridge Citv. Indiana Funding Bonds
Cleveland. Akron & Columbus Ry- Co. Cons
1ftge 4s.
Cleveland & Pittsburg Rd. Co Gen Mtsss
Series ID
Grant County Indiana. Gravel Road IS
Gas City, Indiana.
Massil1on & Cleveland I'd Co quarterly divf-
dend 2es-
Pittsburgh. Ft. wayns & Chicago Ry Co fss
1Itgs Is. Series B
pirfsburSb. Ft. wayne 4 Chicago r.. co. "a
Mtge IS Series III
Portsmouth. Ohfo. Street improvement BonSs
yboelfn~ Terminal Railway Co. 1st 8itSs A
FEBRUARY Is.
Grant County Indiana. Gravel Road So
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO 3
I0TIS RN- CO

Grand Central Station. y. Y. Jan "a. 1910.
have declared a dividend OF Two Per Cent
the Common Capital Stock, payable at ths
Office of Nessrs j. P. Morgan & Co, New
York on March Ist. 1910. 70 stockholders ot
record at three o'clock P. " on Monday, Feb
ruary 9Th, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIyER
RAILROAD COMPANY,

Ireasurers CT1ce. GRAND CenTaI cCaIlon-
New York. January 18th. 1910
Notice Is hereby given that the five per cent.
Three Year Gold Notes OF this Company nIatur-
ing February I. 1910. will be paid AT this -ofics
or and after that date. Coupons should be de-
tached and presented separately Chscks for in
tarest on Registered Notes viii be mailed
usual EDWARD L ROSTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

s. 90 600 OcJo'ser /
Capital increased fro
tfs. afler 6sducting
plus at the sirne. f51
lnc certain scEress ted
March q. 1903. fsl
Trust ros Jsniat'y
and ! re: rent e1tr'
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, COM
pared with Saturdays;
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

.aO9. increasing surplus
N ST. 600, con and cash q
certificates. 90
s54i. 900 OF surplus %'ss
assets. ~ Name char
Merged with the GuaFal
10 1910. and Increase
!. tAnd / gel cent extra
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

NeT 4ork: y, \, Jan9ary zosh' islo-
a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT q s.Se1 will be paid
on tne nreferEed stoeA OF In1s coLa2anyy Eso
ord at the close Of business FehruarY ID.
1910. Cheques viii be mailed from the Of
fee Of the COMPANY. The transfer books
will close az 3 P. VI, February "a. 1910. and
reopen at 10 A II. February 25d, 1910
T. VAN HORN. Treasurer.
BOND & MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO.
1I5 Rersen St. Brookiyn, jan 10. 1910
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF three per
cent. has this day been declared payable or
February 10. 1910. 70 the stockholders os
record at the close Of business en- February q
CLINTON D BTRDIcK. Treasurer-
NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD co.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Coupon No Q. due February I. 1910. viii rs
paid maturity at the Office Of
FISK 6 ROBINSON, So Cedar St. n 4.
z. i LEHR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01

BY 81. 900, 600: special dividsnd or 90 per c
iyidend of 200 per cent natd d,l out OF sifI dd
40. TS',ted 10 stockholders September 30. Is
aged from Ita!iaa-Amar!can Trust Co. Noveni
ny Trust CO January II. 1910. f'o Gusrs
I its caritsi 20 s.. 900 ono. new stock Is auc
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
OFFICE OF THE
CFW YORK DOCK COMPANY.

New YORK, January .. 1910
Coupons OF the NEW YORK DOCK COsf-
PANY FI-st Mortgage Bonds. maturing Fee-
ruay LIST next, will be paid and after ths-
date, at the ofice Of the United States Mort
gage & Trust Company, no. 55 Cedar Street,
New York City.
GEORGE E. SPENCER. Treasurer
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY co.
The Board Of Directors has declared upon
the Adjustment Preferred Stock a ssr1f-a unIat
dividend of $500 per share. payable ar this
Office Of the Company, Arcade Building, Phiis-
delphia, Pa, and after February Is. 1919.
the Adjustment Preferred stockholders oe
record the close OF business January 81.
1910 z H. ALDEN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Berlin. Jan. 3l--Trading was quiet and
ICES were firm on the BoeTse.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

lpeCreaSe.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

A dispatch of the 24th from
Catania stated that 12new craters
had opened on Mount Etna and
were pouring forth streams of
lava which had united near the
base of the mountain into a solid
river river ten feet deep. and
that crops valued at several mil
lion dollars had been destroyed.
Since then the quantity of lava.
has been decreasing, due, it is.
thought, to obstructions In the
craters, and it is feared that
within a few days the molten
mass will either force passage
or an earthquake will result.
Vesuvius was reported in 2 dis
patch yesterday from Naples as
being active also.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28
THEY INJURE CHILDREN.
Ordinary Cathartics and Pills
and Harsh Physic Cause Dis.
tressinq COMPLAINTS.


You cannot be over. careful in
the selection Of medicine for chill
dren. Only the very gentlest bowel
medicine should ever be given,
except in emergency cases. Or
binary pills, cathartlcs and pur-
gatives are apt to do more harm
than good. They cause gripping,
nausea and other distressing at
ter-effects that are frequently
health destroying and lite-last-
ing annoyance.
We personally recommend and
guarantee Rexall Orderlies as
the safest and most dependable
remedy for constipation and as
sociate bowel disorders. We have
such absolute faith in the virtues
of this remedy that we sell it on
our guarantee of money back in
every instance where it fails to
give entire satisfaction, and we
urge all in need of such me dicine
to try it at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies contain an Ell
tirely new ingredient which is
odorless, tasteless and colorless.
AS an active agent. 1t embraces
the valuable qualities Of the best
known intestinal regulator tonlcs.
ReXall Orderlies are eaten like
candy. They are particularly
prompt and agreeable in action.
may be taken at any time, day OF
night; do not cause dlarrhoea,
nausea, gripping, excessive loose
ness or other undesirable effects
They have a very natural actor
upon the glands and organs WITT
which they come in contact. &C
as a positive and regulatlve tome
upon the relaxed musclar coat O.
the bowel and its dry mucou:
lining; remove irritation, over
come weakness, toneandstrength
en- the nerves and muscles, ani
restore the bowels and ASSOCIATE
organs to move vigorous am
healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies completely re
: lieve constipation, except when Q
: a surgical character. They ais
Il tend to overcome the necesslt
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be presented.

be presented.
The Pickerts are not strangers
IN Lumberton, having PLAYED
mere TWO seasons ago, at which
Ilme tney scored one of the best
hlts ever made here. The speci-
alues between the acts by the
TOUR Plckerts and Messrs.
Mosely and Edwarde are said to
De Sa5chy and highly pleasing.
For the benefit Of ladies and
school children who cannot at
tend at night a special matinee
Will be given tomo: row afternoon
at $3.50 o'clt OK, the prices of
ADMISSION being Is and % cents
to all parts Of the house.
Reserved seats now on sale at
McMlllan's drug store.
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FRIDAY the nearing OF the first
case OF the city ofRaleigh against
Swift 4 Co., meat packers, Was
held before the police justice, the
charge being the selling Of diseas-
ed hogs. The police justice
fined Swift & Co. $500 and their
local agent $50. They api ca ed.
The case has brought about for
weeks a remarkable redu elton in
the eating Of meat.
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Sale Of Lot of Book Accounts

By virtue of authority conferred up
or ne by an order of GeorgeH. Howell,
referee in bankruptcy in the matter of
/. W. Floyd, bankrupt, entered on the
18th day of March, 1910, | will, on Mon
day the 4th day Of April. 1910, at II
o'clock noon at the court house door at
Lumberton, N. c.. offer for sale at pub
nc auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the uncollected book accounts,
notes, chooses in action ETC., belonging
TO the estate of the SAID bankrupt. A
list Of said accounts, ETC.. can be seen
upon application to the trustee.
Dated this March 18th, 1910.
A. T. Parmele,
Trustee in bankruptcy of E. w. Floyd
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor,
attorneys for trustee. 3-l7-3-3l
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of constantly taking laxatlves to
keep the bowels in normal condl-
ton.
There is really no medicine for
this purpose so good as Rexall
Orderlies, especially for children,
aged and delicate persons. They
are prepared in tablet form, IN
two sizes of packages: II tablets
10 cents, and SO tablets Is cents;
Remember You can obtain Rexall
Remedies in Lumberton only at
our store. The Rexall Store. j..
D. Mcmillan & Son.
Advertised Letters.
Follovin ing is list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at Lumberton, \.
c.. for the week ending March 18th,
1910:
Mrs. Annie Barton, c. A. Barnum
Bros. E. D. Davis, r. H. Davis, Z: I.
Edmund, Mrs. Lucy Gilmore, Mrs. Car
nv Smith McNeill, W. Nj. Dankey. Miss
Bette Robinson Miss Nitfie Williams,
Ben Wilson, S. w. Wright.
! Persons calling for any OF the above
| will please ask for advertised letters
r N. Norment, T. Nj.
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Mrs. E. T. Wade, of Whining
ton. spent a few days in town
last week at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Whitfield.
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At the Opera House-The Four
o the Editor of The Rob4son:a1:

Pickerts.
The Four Pickerts Stock Com
pany will be the attraction at the
opera house this evening and to-
morrow evening. The bill for this
evening will be St. Elmo, a four
act drama which is pleasing
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-28

For SaIe-AnCther car of fine b,ooded
fresh milch cows at Maxton Marrp
3o-3l Our prices can't be teat,
considering our cows and guarante
Of satisfaction. For inspection a. d
prices apply to ]. T. Barker & Co. al
NaXton. March 30-31. 3-23-1t.
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Ice, Ice-The Ice house will open at
the same old stand. Linkhaw' stables,
Wednesday, March 10th. Always on
hand. never out. Phone No. las w
0. Thompson. 3 l4-tf-