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rHE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statamaat of assFasas % tAs
Aeooctat9d bankp compagaa - iollOwB with
that Of the provtou1 Woak and that o. thA
cOFrsapondlhg week year Aa9;
Lani nssh. Helg. upaA tun
Leans N.in11lAno0 m.iealn00n0 q. ~ 94alm0
nopnmta.. i,i1atn00 i.irA4oa.too tsaoAit0sano
circuiat'A ut'Aioo u.osoem ta.lWeo
Spscis ... SaAaS@ Ss,An,sp osaASl.ioo
u tas.. oa.iiatOo tAtia6D n6ASo
M: '!ss a. 'i;si.i i:i$ 'S;'s Ss '::ss i:SsS
sgrplus. tN.5SaO tsAiAUS lssRs.==
rsA isdsp Ma n ne
Ths amount og United States dspOsltn
an Increase % q. 800 since ihs pTuVi0uS week
II theae depoalla we're deducted trom tho
aRgEegate given the SURPLUS would Be- 49,
eia, $50
The actual statement Of the Clearing
House institutions az tho Close q tho WtoN
h revealed In the following figures:
Lasi Nefk- Pms. cask uD
Leans .el.los,iih,sp9 u.ie9.ta.eo el.t1AglAill1
Deposl... i.iels.se LES fatno i.sgnlae. ..oe
spscie. 90. s.as.fia.eus assiknOan sssAItaaO
Lsi ndrs- eAsaa.oo eaaalAn N.I@.no
ne. zas:: r.ss ';l 'aisei$ i % 3Ss i:,s 'ss ss:s:s
Surp,us. ias.nI.@ IsAnS~O IIS.lsASs
Rauo ofTes.
todsp. -. no M ne
The following tabls gives the psFosntags
Of cash rweerves 70 deposits Of the more
prQminent banks;
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stSSkhSlasss Get q sDssaal e % IA PSr
Cent. Fram aAla q Lsassa.

ANAAa wv ~ - AAA1ANAs
PITrsBuRo. Nay 7a-Ths FayUtss
County Gas Company to-day ssnt out
ohecks 20 stockholdsFS covering q special
dividshd Of ST,S per cont. Ths par vAlus
Of the stock h sioO a sharU and the divi-
dend amounts 10 q total distribution Of
SoOO 60 Thia h IN addition 20 the regular
monthly dividend Of Ono-hAlf Of per
cent. paid on May 70.
The special divtdend Il tho reaph Of tho
sale u gas leaves In West virginia 10 the
Hope Natural 0as Company, q aBtandard
Oh subsidiary. From this Transaction
the company derived lRrgs sums Of money
and closed . contract for a liberal supply
of gAs on a prohtAbls basis
The Fayette County Gas Company n
capitalized a. u .0OO. ono and n controlled
by the Manufacturers Light and Heat
Company, which closed the deal with
Standard Oh this week.
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The imports Of specie for the week. 20
reported 70 the Custom hogse. we're nA.Igs
imports Ninqe 41nuafy " an. iAt. EMp0rtl
0f specie were: Silver. e7oo. 500. gold. 90. .e00.
he exports % specie since January have
bsen: Gold. eS8lo19o4s silver, ei5,aSi .t7J. 4
Total OF soi ,2eo, leo
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FALL RIvER. MaGS.. MAJ 19.-ThsmOvs-
msnt 70 Gloss no cottnn mils hsEo Tor tho
whole Of Memorial Day Wesk lall through.
A lArss majority of he irsauuraFl Desired
% stop. but tho lsu uhO hsld out were
ruaioisnt % chscf he mgvsDeNt. The
manufacturers who wanted b riop would
not tata q chuncs of losing opC11givaa
% fhn mills that WaFl FlInnIng. AN en-
cont cn8 Or fHo pl1uts aTo tB b started up
nanin % N1nElay m1TulH4.
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uuoro.s. e pay ny steel CorpsrauSa.

PrTTaBURo. Nay 7S-WOrkmtn IN tho
United States Steel Corporation plants
Of PittsburR district rsCeivsd thsir fiFSt
pay to-day - ths advanced rate an
nounoad by the trust subsidiaries on
May 1. Tho lnoruasea a. shown on the
nav envelopes At ths Carnegie, National
Tube and American Steel and Wire mills
10 Pittsburg range fFom % n per cont
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OCEaN TRAVEL TO M IMMENSE.


af Gettlng Baek Comfortably.
According 20 the steamship companies
there have heen booked for sailing nsxt
month nearly 1900 cabin paasengsrs.
exclusive OF thOss bound for the Medi-
terranean and the Adriatic. This is un-
equalled for the season and the prediction
IL made that the summer OutFJleh will be
ahead OF anything on record. Naturally
the Homecoming thronR will tax the
capacity Of tho lines. With tho vialtOrs
that always come thia way in August and
September. and some who have not pro-
vided for accommodation In the fall may
have 70 travel second or third cabin. or
even by the stssFAgs.
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"I,rFV vIRCHES FORBIDDEN
"nr' ''rdeE Issued ts PFsv0at viOlenss ~
Vre IRWIN Coal Fleln.

srie IRWIN Coal Fieid.
I----B~Ro, May 1a.--No more strikins
-r"r~ 1rr 20 march In tho Irwin coal
ed permanent iRiunotion order
."-..tding u was handed down In court
.. 3av against the miners organization
-7- anAosrs of all locals IN the region.
30 1rfer is granted on the petition of
New York and Cleveland 0aa Coal
.npany the largest operator In the re-
-Hl. tnd restraints the miners frum "un-
ft' I'ly marching or uunRFaratlnFP
me marches of he striking miners
'" neen a time hon1red institution In
no -oal nelds east u Pittaburg al every
''fike ~ the last ten years Ths mnruhGFn
'ays presented g formidnble front %
.'.ia' 3Teake Several srlall riots have
~ 3rrod around the New York and C'sva-
ano ornrNny's Minss 10 ths inFt three
ueahH
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Dsaeea Rsappolass saDt. POtIsg.

BPRINGYTnLD. H.. May 3s.-Frod W.
Potter was Feappointod Insurance Super
intsndent of Illinois by Gov. Denesn to-
dayfoF q term Of four years.
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a Clladouia. Cor Neu Yort. wls 1l5 Eilas ulai
81 alndr uols % n a. N yettqInly
81 not.d9m, 9uf Ngu NlIa, uaa - Wiilnl est
% asadg hque ai rs p "a.
g,fis iIi1nd af8lP NJ
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81 Lasitanla. for NsW York from uverpool
- - iayole for Now YORK from HAvre.
Rotterdam.
~ 81 LOUIS, for Ncu York from soatham pt1n.
~ nromen. for Ngw YorA from hrercn.
81 California. for NeW Y1rk fgom GlaagUw.
81 Baltic. for New YOrk from tlvefpaol
sac Y, Uetgen. for NeN fofk ff1m Chria-
uanahnd.
- NaderlAnd. for New Ygrk from antwerp.
81 Orotava. for New York from bermuda
- nermudiAn. for NsW Y0Tk from Bermuda
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SS7s E.-, :; S.T%'S'1 ., yi%ss 'TS% ~" % rS-E v
York
s Eaissrn AuEus1s Victoria. ., chsrbOurS
S TsfWSdsr,SOA csabourE from NSw YOrG
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PUBlAC NOTIc1

TIE PARAfERS A MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK 0f Hartford. toeated a. Hartford, "a tne
1tata ~ Connccucut. y closing ~ aaAlFp. ~
note hottera and othgr crcdit1Fa- OF m Atspcin
tun are therefore hefoby notied 70 preaeui ne
uolea and other claims fUT payWe11
" ". GOODWIN. FtcaAd4nt
Dated a. Hartford April iith. iai0 BOZ
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FOREIGN BONDS.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAnmuoSoN. May 1a.-Tns sntsnsnt of tha
gecsipm and s1pendituFes ef The Treasury shows
Yes raag rst, se.A. Ess.i ysag;
EApa1ditureat.s .sei0N AWSo toc,tr1.ati
surplus. ... sfaS,sia uni ies Def tis "a So
Ths raceiVm IRON euslngna Yesterday Werp
gIa -: fruln intsfnal rgygaue. ordinary 49,
90. eoFpofndan lAn. 1e0a. and misrellane0ua.
S1a2 80 Nadoua, hank nOies received ior
redemption. E.spo in.
I've oash utstsmeut of ne United SsAtos Treas-
ursf f0T Nay 81 Ghoup:
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GENTLEMANs private res.cencg a. Orlant9
puint on sound MaInarOuert y Y for reltunfn
December. handsomely furuehgd; Etnhle And
faFage Ri1 master hedroutls. bau o. al4c irlclt
teauufgi lawns. nd forest treeE sun p1floti l1tEn
piai taa. vcry srieut uetghbot lood fc1i ~ ~
ADD eat PHYSICIAN. "a G. p. West y. Y Qn
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FLOUh-UuIL oIfnE; FaIenlH, o fl1f.
A IS. clears. ". t0df a. So, Kansas straishts
81 esfieS O3. rye fsOus. ~ iS@ta1
PRovtaiONN. Lard Was quiet June 10.
lures closed a. u. s0gt7 p0c., July. n. JsR
" Sc. September, ! e9@i2 Tlc Prime
south American. 9iA60 Pork steady meas
97sde7t 50. Beef quiet lamily. 1a SOdezO
COttonscad oi--Spot. . Tp09S z0c duly
I a7n7 zee October. tins &c December
9 s5ao soc January. 9 5SaA Sov Chicago,
May p ProVlsIons Were weaker on he
decline In grain, selling by iarge packers
and liauidafiOn Prices Were a. follows
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NunAguHM AIMANAo THm nAH.
sun rises. .eal sun seaa ia Mooa rises II -
mtdm wArMa TMfs DAT.
SAndy H'k.io.as Gov Island n o. Hen 0ats. I %
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s. AmerkA. Hamburg. NAY 10
81 PhilAdelphia. SouthamDtna. Nay y.
81 81 Laurent. Corunna, hag 10
~ incA. huelvA. Mky a.
s. Aparhe. Iacka1nVtlla. Nay -
~ Monr0s. NorfOiE. MAy y.
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ACTIVE, suecesSfllls ex-
DeFieneed trader wants @man-
eial backing OF New York
Stock Exchange house or
large trader 60 enlarge hts
operations, pOsltiye proof OF
ability furnished. TAPE
READER, bon 11S Sum S1Ace.
KashiEh ana WIlkea-RaPTe Ceut Csmnanys
ms CnlnoIldaiUd MurffhFe hnuda a. tfe
fEHtGH 4 WILKES ARftE Goal COMPANY
maturlng on June is1 1910 wln b. pNld "a VS.
mhV a ile 0n1re ~ J, y. MORGAN AGO q
PANH. IN NEW fOhk CITY, o. II desired, AZ inc
ellua Of Dlll.1RL a COMPANY, in PhtLApELr
@ q. WATERMAN. Treaautrr
LOCATOR wane tiyouo interest 70 ogmpes
locatiun vaiuahle copper. p. b, 1ia sun oinc4.
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Important changes from the previous week
IN the cash held By the banks and theif
loana are "A folloyrH.
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wv .IEnaEY REAL ALEsrATKFoRaALE
-. -. -. :. -
ANA sMaYOhl. a. 4

Houus. rooms hsus boz uaueI heA ring, szctlleni
ioraenn price g. 00o. { c. pAItaSoN. owner.
rranklln u.
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Nheat nrmer; 70. ? -, Il07N Q ., B.
e3c. Z. o. b. aioat foe export. Futures
closed &C. higher 70 sc. lower. Corn quiet.
No mixed, domestic, askc. IN elevator
Oats dull. Natural white on track. es@Sec.
Rye and barley nominal
Futures we're a. follow:
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F:rssS;.ss FsssSs e SspS:s q S:.sSy. ~ ~ 0 i'' I
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DIVIDENDs AND INrEREST

.Ess. HSssEoE E.s.s s.Hs .svs. S f,' S IS 3 : ssg
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Mortgage'Sale.

By virtue of the power Of sale con-
tanned in certain mortgage deed, made
by John Lloyd and wife Louana Loyd to-
John Richardson. bearing date, The 24th
day of November 1906, and duly regis
tered in the records of Robson County
IN Book No. II, Page $50. the under
signed will sell to the highest bidder,
at public auction for cash, at the Court
House door of Robson. County in Lum-
berton, N. C. on Monday the fourth day
of April, 1910, at twelve Clock noon,
the following described lands: a certain
piece or tract of land lying and being
in Robson County, N. C., in Burnt
Swamp Township, and described !, and
defined as follows towit:~ Adjoining
/ the lands Of the East Carolina Land; and
Improvement e ompany, D., j.. Black
and others; being part OF. Lot No. II,
Block L. in the Town of Pembroke, in
said county and State, and beginning at
a corner in the northern boundary of
said lot No. II in Block j.. (3Q1 the same
being corner of lot belonging to
Duncan j. Black, aud runs with the
/ boundary line. Of said lotto the corner
thereof, a distance Of fifty two( feet,
thence with Eastern boundary, fine .ef
| said, I6t;. No. IL in Block l.. thirty :f3OA
I feet to: the. corner Of said dot; thence in
a western, direction fifty, two (52) feet
corner, in the boundary line Of s s. Ii
I No: II, the same being Blacks dertet:
I thence direct line to the .beginhilg
containing one thousand five hundred
1 This 18th DAY oe5f 81 ebar.aars .1s IT'D
4 a. M, Breeze, Assignee Of Mottgagee
! By Mclean, Mclean e. Shower!
4 2=2S-4mon. -: ::i.i J i:Attorneys;r
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His Revenge on the Africans For At.
lacking His Forces. '.''

His Revenge on the Africans For At.
lacking His Forces.
In the following language Sir Henry
Nj. Stanley describes an attack Of ma
tives upon his party during one .of his
African expeditions: 1.-The :evia than
bears down on us with racing. speed
Its consorts on either Hank squirting
the water into foatn and ::S"rotnlg up
Jets with their sharp ,prows. "A thrift
ing, chant from. logo, throats rises
louder and :. louder. -en our hearing.
Presently 80 the noise4iA ..spe;lrs are
launched. and second later my rifles
respond with IL riIipli,,, =, kim" OK
plOsfOn. and the dark bodies of the ca:
noes and paddlers rush past us: :
= "FOr short ri1Iie- rf1e sava ges are
sparaiyzed. but, they. SION, recover They
find there is death in those flaming
tubes in the hands Of the strangers
and with possibly greater energy thar
they advanced, they, retreat. the, .pur
sued. becoming the pursuers in no
chase. My blood is. lit. is II 1mur
| derous world. and ! We begun t
hate the filthy. vulturo shoals VIII,
inhabit it. - - =. =
Il pursue then. upstrea III, up to thief
villages. l skirmish in their streets
drive them, pellmell into the woods be
yond and level their ivory temple,
With frantic haste i fire their hut
and end the scene by towing thei,t ca
aoes into midstream and setting theI
/ adrift." &c., ~ -. ''-',.. d. ,.s.5s.s'
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RAvENous EATERS.
ciuttony o. soiiman and ths Appetite
80 80 - (, Of Louis XIV -s~tt',- :. !

ciuttony o. 'soiiman and ths Appetite
,,..a - Of Louis. XIV ;-s<-t'.-. = 4
Touching the matter Of eating. the
stories told, by the old chroniclers and
historians. Of the abnormal ,appetites OF,
certain. Roman and oriental men. OF
note fairly 'stagger belief. .>,,.,i -s.... ~.
Gibbon tells OF Soliman. a caliph. in
the eighth century. who died of acute
Indigestion il his camp near Cha!Icis.
In Syria, just as. he was about to lead
antarmy Of. Arabs. against CONSTITUTING:
pte' He had .'emptied two baskets Of
eggs and. figs-l which, he swallowed
Alternately. and the repast was finish,
ed With marrow and sugar ina pill.
gfiihage to Mecca the same: caliph had
eaten with IMMUNITY at IA single !lneal
seventy pomegra Mates, ii kid. Six fowls
and a. huge. quantity Of the grapes Of
Such a statement would defy belief
were not others OF a similar: character
well aHolfched. louis KIN. could hard.
ly boast of All, ,appetite as ravenous: as
Solimah's, but: he. would eat at a sit
! ting four platefuLs Of different soups. d
whole pheasant, a partridge. plate
full of salad, mutton hashed with gar
| lie. two good sized slices Of ham, g
dish Of pastry and finish this ample
repast with fruit and sweetmeats.-
London Saturday Review.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all PARTIES
that the business heretofore conduct ted.
at Red Springs, North Carolina, be-
tween W: +. Williams and, J. G. VIII
hams, co-partners, under the. firm name
of the RedSprings IuHnb Comp any, win
no'longer be continued nnderath at name,
but that ;W. j! Williams and. j g., Will
Hams will hereafter conduct "a, co-part-
-nershlp business under the. firm name
'pf W. F. and j G. Williams :':;EzsEsisz
- Alt'persons indebted to; the old firm
must make immediate payment, and
ANY persons holding any obligations OF
any : kind against the Red Springs Lum-
Der Company will please present them
to the undersigned for Immediate =set-
Element and payment; .,f.:!.,I afr
This 2lst day of February, 1910. -.
:: -.-..-.,..,1, W. F.. Williams,
/ y '':'' ". C.: Williams. t''':
Red Springs, N. c., ,:;*I.,.. - 2-24-Im.
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An Elopen1ent, at Cotton
fayetteville Ob$eryer., pthtj;,,ua',

Fayetteville O69eryef.y 10Th i0,uat
Quite.a sensation was sprung
at .Isittop,t hear. Hope Miils.~ tbs
lan6fhihg When it. was learned
mat Mr.. J. 'B. Young had clipped
with Mrs. Matte Carrier > Mr..
Young is a married man and left
4, s--wife there without any warn
lag::l His wife was Miss Addie
W9ftfig and they 'havebee mar r.:
a,er.isa grassnMidow and "she is
REALLY Mrs. Carver. Her maiden
IAN, ,a vas t Gsrn n2; 4 Mrs rs.s Garnel
Both Mr.. Young and Mrs. Gar
a,er are we'll connected and have
anany relatives who are very
Hnnca surprised at their action.
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Commissioners Sale.

y by, virtue Of a, certain judgment,
fRhdefed htDesenlber Herm,s 1861 sof
the Su perior Court Of Robson touullty,
Pr a case entitled l. M. Bear & Co. VS..
John Paxksrs and Wife. will N Mp1z
day, lha atb das 81 April, at 1
Court House door III Lunb9rton, expose
for sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following land:
Situated in Brltts Township, N. G.,
Haven Britt and the Thompson land,
commencing in the run Of Big Branch
at stake. and runs up the branch to
the. upper line of. a. 50 acre traet of
land, being a part of a 50 q acre tract of
ami drawn by John F.tWard and wife.
Rebecca, from Jessie Britt's estate,
recorded in the Office of !the.registe1sof
deeds of Robson County, in book n.
page TT, it being % acres + land on
the Southeast sidesof Big Branth, con-
tanning % acres. more or! less which
John F.. Ward sold to Archie Britt and
recorded IN the register 8; office of
Robson County, in book 6. G. Il page
165.a,@otfi -etI{ tt&.is1a:'t Ills ~ u
This the Bird day of. March, l9l0I.s -
IT. L. Johnson, Commissioner go
Shaw & Johnson, Attorneys. :. - . :
|" 3-7-4mon. - 4
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Raft Swamp News Notes and
~ a1s.S =i,:7 "a "a. ~
n -ul,oPersonals.. 49,, e..

'coTssponden1!s,ss q 3 he Robssonian. i. -.
Kaft Swamp, March 8rRev.J.
m Flemihg filled his regular ap-
.,ohtmeht here, Saturday. 49,.
School is progressing nicely un-
edeA the management of Misses
Flora McQueen and Ella Mae
.PO8le. 99'''''' ~ '''',h Il" =, -,
Miss Mayfne Peete, from near
Laarinburg, was the guest Of
Misses Maggie and Matte Hold
ges Saturday and Sunday. .~
Miss Ella Mae. Poole visited
home folks at Raeford Saturday
and Su1day.1Ts :. ~.
Mr.. Malcoma Oduh and Miss
Eliza Stokes, of Mccall, sc. were
HAPPILY married last Sunday. We
wish for them a long and happy
Mr. Porter Bowen and son,
Master Martin, of Laurinburg,
visited relatives and friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Carsie Shaw, of Boardman
,viSited at the home of Mr.. anc
MS. w. R. Powell Sunday. Mr.
anti Mrss Luther Powell and lit
ytle,son, Of Maxton, visited home
Observation-Disclosures Sunday
mir. Bennie Powell and sister
MICS Etha attended the concer,
atkAohg Bfanch Friday hight an,
report a nice time. Miss Mofli'
Davis, who is attending school a
Lumbecton,, visited home folk
,Sa5HrdaX and, Sqnday.,aH.ls s.,
The little daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. TnonakDas very sick
We hope for her a Specify recove
Fs,iNlN2y|i3 GA s'naJu sJI,,:ijs..;s
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kEFU6a SUBSTITUTES. ., z

N L ] : tARoL1NA,, ! IN thAtsubefhio,r.
Robesen Coatnty.H - 9 80. Court. ,h
J ohm 4 sdm ~ = Plaintiff lai + f ~
q ~ ~ 3. ~ -. Nd5t;4a e. Z
Villa Edmund alias Wilz .@'s 80 ~
la Lindsay, Defendants.
=. The defendants above named will
take notice tat an action entitled. as
above has been commenced in the ST.
perior Court of Rob eson County for the
purpose of obtaining "a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony now existing be
Tween plaintiff and defendant; and the
said defendant will further take notice
that she is required to appear at the
next term of the Superior Court of
Robeson County to be held on the list
M onday in March, 1910, at the Court
House of. said County. in LumbertoA, N.
C., and answer or demur to the COM
plant in said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the; relief de-
manded in said complaint =: '@-51s'>*
Il his 10Th day of Feb. 1870 -.
=, -. w. H. Humphreys, ~
:: 49,. . -. Clerk ,Su perior oIrt. -:
r. a
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Virgha:a & Carolina Southern Railroad, Co
!, Time Table Nos.

i. '.l1lWe HApAe sFo = = I'D eI:5t5
/ In Effeetsl2!et a. M, E,db. 14th, 1870. :5f
Between T nmfbeft8o ob "a! and HJpe AMills!.
H. ~. % N0kfHBo .:'i r,s :rf
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@.s'Ii@7l aSOVTHBOUND!J E,:st:3laa:: :.
~" DAILY Except Sunday|, 5As Il

No. 5, local. freight and passenger,
daily except Sunday leaves Hope
Mills 9:oe'a IN, arriving at Lunbertsn
at IL! 10 b; MA! ~ g. ":.G.:44n.
No. g. local freight and passenger.
(daily except Sunday leaves Lumber
ton I. p m, arriving at Hope Mills at
ESQ p n. ',..s - - : -. = - #
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are liver and bowels; sometimes, seem
to-, ;balki without cause. Then theEess
trouble of Appetite. INDIGESTION.
NERVOUSNESS, Despondeney; II aaaefe.
But such troubles hy before BIZ. King S,
New Life Pills. the world s best tStom-.
ch and Liver remedy. So easy. Csc
at all druggists.
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JNo. SHELTON WILLIAMS, Pres.
L. A. BOYD, Gen. MGR.
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STANLEY AS A FIGHTER.

2-2I-4morl. -. -
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Red Springs. r. Ed A, March
'7-Our farmers are busy prepar-
Ing for another crop. We hope
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-26
OPEN INSPECTION OF
CORPORATE RECORDS

WASHINGTON, January 1O.-Are
the returns made by corporations, I'M
der the law imposing a tax of l per
cent on their net incomes, to be open
to inspection as public records2 The
law says they are and decision soon
must be reached by Secretary Mae
Eeagh as to the latitude to be given
IN the Interpretation Of the statute.
Many inquiries have reached the in
ternal revenue bureau on the subject
Some Of them are expressions of sat
lsfaction that an opportunity may be
afforded to examine the operations of
corporations concerning which the
writers says, though financially inter
ested, they are unable to secure in
formation of importance to stockhold
ers.
Already corporations have complied
with the law in numerous eases. In
some cases also checks have been en-
closed for the amount Of the assess
ments as calculated by the corpora
tions sending them. The assessments
paid, however, are subject to vertical
ton, and if deficient the difference
Will be collected. The tax is not col
lectihle before June and it is expected
that many large corporations viii defer
making returns until the supreme
court passes on the cOnstitutionaIity
of the law.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-26
ACTIVITY AMONG THE
EXPLORERS OF THE WORLD

LONDON, January THE Scott ex-
petition in search Of the South Pole is
now assured, the government having
promised yesterday 100000 toward the
100000 which IS the estimated ex-
pense.
The expedition will set forth in July.
There is Little doubt that the report
Ell activity among the American arctic
explorers who advocate a south polar
expedition proved a convincing factor
which determined the government to
assist Capt Herbert +. Scott.
NEW YORK, January 1-HaiIing
him as the discuyerer OF he North Pole
the chamber Of commerce Yesterday
elected Comdr. Robert +. PcaIy an
honorary member.
NEW YORK, January The Arctic
Club Of America. founded bv DR.. Fred
erick \. Cook and his supporters in the
North Pole controversy. through its
board Of directors has dropped the name
of the explorer from the roll of mem
bershjp.
The club led in the welcoming festi-
NitIes to Decor Cook on his return
from Greenland and Copenhagen.
Later il gave Doctor Cook banquet
at the Waldorf Astoria and many Of its
individual members, intending Admiral
~cAIev aud Captain Osborn championed
the cause OF Cook
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-26
NOTICE

In accordance with the proysa
the mortgage or deed Of trug I
August lst, 1900. executed bv IL
Sugar Company, Limited, to Biz
Company. Bankers, and Of The
secured by said mortgage OF Id
trust:
Notice is hereby given, that Il
bonds viii be redeemed on th 4
day of February. 1910. by ths.
Sugar Company, Limited, at tk
ing house Of Bishop & Compang
lulu. Territory of Hawaii, CT &
option of the bearer Of any SUI!
at The Bank of California, Ssl
cisco. State of California, OF u
banking house of Laidlaw { @
of New York. State Of New YGl 4
interest accrued on that date, al
date interest will cease on d
bonds.
Dated Honolulu. T. H., JalnTT
1910.
OLAA SUGAR COMPANY, LINZ
(Signed) By
ALLEN ". 7. BOTT0M&l
36S Tresgs
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders Will be received at the
Office of the superintendent of Public
Works until Il n. Of Wednesday. Feb
ruary ,, 1910, for furnishing the De
partment of Public Works, f. o. b.. Lii
hue, Kauai, with ten horses. four mules,
two buckboards, one wagon with top
and curtains aud four sets double har-
ness.
Bidders will state in their proposals
lump sum for furnishing the above
mentioned items.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Dept. Of Public Works,
Jan. 10, 1910. $500