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Happenings.


Court is in session 1t Glasgow this week
G. r. Turser Of Glasgow was Culber,
son visitor Wednesday
Highest market price paid for Buttel
asd Eggs At Tanner Besss.
]. s. Day the b,g South Side farmer was
tn town several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mansing were In
from their ranch last Saturday.
Ernest Bottens of Elm iale, Dawson
County. was in town Wednesday.
Recleaned Bluestem seed whea, for sale
II the Hanson 4 Barren Elevator. IS If
New line of furnishings for men: neck.
wear. hosiery. shirts etc. Tanner & Best
Co.
T Linderwall Of Greenbush. MINI. ar.
rived here Sunday and is looking up a
claim.
Get the Star Wind Mill to do your
pamping. S. S. Moen. the hardware man
has them for sale. 44H
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue r bhon
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly nure
Kshoe 4 Schow Props. I4tf
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will be en-.
tertained BY Mrs. Ruth Miller at the En-.
terpriss store Friday April Ist.
T. ". Armstrong. who has ranch south
Of Brockton. was 10 town Wednesday and
joined the Searchlight honor roll
See S. S. Moen for Zenith harness. the
very best made. Single and double har.
ness in heavy and light grades. 44h
I. T. Hull. who has claim on Sheep
Greek. has opened . general store abou,
two miles north Of VIM. McBrides farm.
Miss Bertha Mathews arrived here re-
Gently from Charles citv. Iowa and is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. A. w. Huxsol.
The Ladies Of Culbert.on and vicinity
are cordially invited to attend the Sprine
Millinery OpeninR at the Enterprise Store
March 23. a., IS. 4StI
Mel. McCrcry has resigned his position
rs boss Of the Mahon- Robinson lumber
yard and will take claim on the south
side Of the Missouri.
Hon. F. G. Annette arrived home from
the Pacific coast Tuesday. He left Mrs
Annette and child in Spokane. WASH.
where her sister DR.. Fannie 8 Miner lives
Get your job printing done at the Search.
light Office. Although the price Of living
has gone up several no,ches we are still
dong business at the same old stand at the
same old low prices. 46tf
c. A Ballack. who has claim a, Ped.
ersoa north Of Culbertson. arrived home
from Union Grove. Wis. YESTERDAY, where
he was called last Ianua-v on account of
the illness Of his mother and sister. who
are both some better at present.
A. A. Major arrived here last Friday
morning from Wheaton. Minn.. and has
taken position as s,enographer and secre-
tary for the Valley Land Co. Mr.. Major
formerly held position in the law Office
Of S. w. Murphy OF Wheaton
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-seAn eArers" LIKE TO BE SHOWN.

"Can
IFS ondes answer In Boston,
established
deru district The daily
Of
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FOR SALE

Twenty-Five mich cows and eighteen
work oxen will be sold in Culbertson.
Montana. Friday April sth. 1910 by l. L.
Iversoo. Of Badger. MINI. Either for cash
or on time On baatAbie paper. 4otz
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FOR RENT.

No. scs n. ss:yisn st.. > room. 80. 100
so. 2i2 W. GGdsden g.. II rooms ..>'o.o0
-. q W. wright. . rooms $500
NJ. sos SH n. peViiiier. ST., rooms Fog
No. No. 81 Fl g ossssn ST. e. S 5000
No. 4o5 South Barcelona st.. -, "A
NO poG sis q. n:viiiisrs. i rooms 3iooo
a large house at LATHE Bayou ......s2ooc
n ". Cor. LaRua and lsth Ave-. 60
NO ooG ~ south Xicani: 81. rooms. 80
NNss 81 81 Z East .S wr,s III st.. rooms
No ,I ssn H..s srsis.:d St. room. ;a1so
Gonzales. St. bstwssn IL and 18th a.. a.
NO Av sss ss sSe1 asdsd.s g.. rooms. ;1sso
No. Is East LMRua, rooms 1870
Nc. 1908 n. Davis st., 5 rooms $500
No. SOC East Gregory st.. rooms. 3tz.so
No. l119 East IARua, rooms $500
Ne No. III 81 East sslmcnt ST. room: .sSo
Nc. 20e 9. florida Blanca. rooms. $500
No. s0s East wright ST.. rooms. $3.50
Ne Ne i ~ H. Oh n..is s .e oos%'
30 a- !sY W. lns.na.nc,. st.. Cup
Kninh.s 81 Columbus Hail Il. ". o:rdsn
st., for rent, day or night. Reasonable
sTosxs-
Lars: ssoss: = z. zarrascssa S.. close -, -
NJ y. corner Romans ana Dsviiiierc
" %rsHouo1s-. ''''.'.'''..''''''' <''''
Larxs wsrehouss. ample trsekase.
Marassrs sieuns ana irsrt once
t0oi,dirS.
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RESORTS.

TOURIST HOME-The largest and best
rooming house in Tampa. Large, sun
ny rooms, newly renovated and nicely
kept. with or without light Housekeeping
accommodations. Centrally located, on
three car lines. First-class place to stop.
1900 Franklin st, Reed Bldg. Phone S03.
Tampa, Fla. 11dec1w
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Business Opportunities.

PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make money
Send for my new book, GLOW to Get
Them Best service. Joshua r. H
Potts, Lawyer, Washington. .. c., Chi
cago and Philadelphia. 4dec4sun*
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I MADE $50, 900 in five years with small
mail order business; began with IS.
Send for free booklet. Tells how. Hea-
cock. 5o5s. Iockport. N. Y. 1dec1m
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FOR SALE-A few eooo-1b capacity
double floats, also few single floats.
Carriage Works. Phone a1s, H II Spit
ger, Prop. 29nov1m
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FOR SALE-Two heavy floats and three
horses and one mule. Can be bought at
a bargain Apply Harrison Bros Fur
niture store 4dec
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HOTEL CEDARS-s5 miles east of PEN
sacola, ready for tourists. nice rooms
fresh fish and oysters. Launches and
rowboats at reasonable prices. ready at
any time ~ duck hunting or excursions.
Address e. A. Shipley, Mary Esther. Fla.
30nOv
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FOR SALE-Two-story, six-room house.
Modern convenience, gas and cleo
houses, etc Cheap w. 6. Porter, ia
e. Wright St. 9dec1WS
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FOR SALE.

BOYEN. FLORISTS-Cut flowers for
all occasions. San Carlos office Phone
S17. Greenhouse phone S75. 15nov1 m
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FOR SALE-One full blood Jersey heifer
calf. ten months old. bred from 4-gallon
COW. S02 E. Elount, or Phone $40. 26noy
FOR SALNOysters delivered to any
part of the city. Sundays included
Phone 1856. 11nov
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ONE COOL secondhand medium sized
safe. Apply T. H. Lannon & Co. 4nov
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FOR SALESevera1 Scott's Pure Bred
White Plymouth Rock cockerals, Fishel
strain. These are last springs chickens.
weighing from five to eleven pounds; also
one pure bred White Leghorn cockeral. S.
A. Scott. Seminole, Ala. Pure Bred
Horses, Cattle, Swine and Poultry. 22nov
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FOR SALE--Canopy Top Surrey in good
condition. Cheap. E. NJ Poo1ey. Phone
1921, 412 E. Cervantes st. 9dec1w"
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FOR SALE-S0-h. p. stationary steam
engine. In perfect condition Has been
Fisher. 2os S. Palafox street, Pensacola,
Fla. 25dec
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WANTED.

Job Printing and orders
for Engraving Of all kinds, calling cards,
wedding invitations. etc. MAYES PRINT
ING CO.. ~ West Government lily
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Female Help Wanted.

ANYONE, anywhere may earn good pay
doing light work at nome evenings.
Send stamp. c. n. Rowan. Chicago, III.
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FOR SALE-Fox Terriers, thoroughbred.
E. NJ Pooley, Phone 1121, 412 e. Ger
vanteS ST. 9dec1W"
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statesmen WANTED.

ANY steady working salesman can earn
500 weekly in Pensacola and nearby
towns selling our Advertising Calendars
and Fans. Any business regardless Of
We are the oldest and largest firm South.
Fan samples ready now. Calendar samples
Write US Immediately. giving references
and full particulars regarding yourself.
Wa1laster Co.. New Orleans.
27nov3t -aw7ts
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LIVE. energetic salesman for Calendars
and up to-date advertising novelties for
Pensacola and surrounding territory.
Good chance for hustler. Write. Suffer-
Van Horn Co.. Ltd. New Orleans. 1ec4-11
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CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 1922
and get our prices.
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FOR RENT.
Corner store Of Thiesen building. 6om
January LIST, 1911.
Garage, centrally located. tho best
garage location In the city. Rent reason
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP. UPHOLSTER. Refinish
Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co..
Phone s71. 20 and % w. Government.
june11tf
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MILLIGAN.,
MONEY TOLOAN.

MONEY LOANED on all kinds Of per-
sonal property on short notice. Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay
-ments. ]. B. Gray Co.. 3 W. Romano
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IF YOU do not patronize the
Empire Laundry we both
lose money. Phone 322.
FOUND.

FOCND-About Dec. l, large tarpaulin
On East Intendencia. Apply at L. A
Dubuisson's store. 11dec2
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FOUND-The place to get painting, trim
ming and repairing OF all kinds of We
hicles- Enterprise Carriage Works. Phone
rs. II. H Splitter, Prop. 29nov1m
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR HIRE.

NICE CARRIAGES for weddings. balls,
riding. etc. the best in the city Nor
thup q Wood, Phone No. 80. IL and IA
". Intendencia St dec11tf
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Sn0H cottage on corner Of Jackson and
r. streets, good repair. Terms.
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Automobile Business Fo

with the agencies Of several well-known
and popular cars Tools. machinery and
accessories; everything complete; doing q
good repair and GALES business.
Apply
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FOR SALE.

PIANOS, A BARGAIN--Or account Q
leaving city I offer two square p.a nap
each Can anytime. Mrs. GaskeN. car
Balkman's Animal Show. Race Track.
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NOTHING BUT THE BEsT-Enterprise
Carriage Works, Phone 216, H H Spit
Ter, Prop. 29nov1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GROCERIES, FRUITS, tobaccos and
fresh Escambia oysters. delivered i'm
nhona sis Geerse sn Wasso' 81 p wrie etG-
4dec1ms
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
AMONG TRANSGRESSORS.
A Fatal Shooting Scrape Near
Rowland on the Fourth.

Within the last few days
Sheriff McNeiil has been notified
of shooting scrape near Row.
land on the Fourth that resulted
in the death of a negro boy, but
the sheriff enquiries have elic-
tied no response from the au-
thorltles In that section and it is
thought that the shooting took
place across the line in South
Carolina.
According to a statement made
Saturday to a Robesonian report
er by Luther McNeill, brother
of the victim of the alleged mur-
der, some colored boys were on
their way somewhere to play ball
on the morning of the Fourth
when, about mile from Row.
land, at Bronson's crossing,
Frank McNeill, ii years old, ap-
preached Sandy Hogins, a black
negro between rs and 30 years,
and asked for a chew of tobacco.
With no more provocation than
that,i is alleged that that Sandy
said, c. d. you, L been
saving a chew for you a long
time. with which he made a
backward step. pulled a pistol
from his hip pocket, and shot the
boy through the right side. Frank
turned away and presently turn
ed bac.l and informed Sandy
that he did shoot him. Sandy
then remarked that he would gel
,, a doctor and left Immediately
!, and has been seen since, so fal
as friends Of the murdered boy
: know. by only three people. The
shooting was witnessed by 6 peo
: pie. Frank was assisted to wall
- the home of his father, Adam
McNeill, about half mile from
= where the shooting occurred
+ and he died at 5 O'Clock the fol
lowing Friday morning, the 8tI
, inst.
> Sandy Hogins and the boy h
is alleged to have killed bot
4 lived about 2 miles from Row
: land. It is singular that no mer
! ton has bean made Of the allies
y ed murder before this. Luthe
i McNeill thinks Hogins is in hi(
- ing somewhere near Rowland.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
Miss Annie Ruth Caldwell En-
tertains the Xxx Club.
Reported for The Robesonian.

Reported for The Robesonian.
The XXX Club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Miss
Annie Ruth Caldwell Thursday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The guests, after laughing and
talking for some time. were
presented with booklets, mag
azines and scissors, with
which each girl was to make the
autograph of another. This
was enjoyed SO much, as it was
something new and very inter
esting. Misses Berta Mcneil
and BonnieBarker had to cut for
the prize, which was won by Miss
Barker, who made the autograph
of Miss jamie Carlyle.
Delicious refreshments were
served and the guests regretted
very much having to leave Sc
soon afterwards, but it was ther
almost dark.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
BETTERMENT WORK,
An Ice-Cream Social at Saddle
Tree School House.

To raise money for the purpose
of furnishing the school house
of district No. l, Saddle Tree
township, a fair-sized crowd of
people gathered at the school
houseFriday afternoon and spent
a few hours in pleasant social in
tercourse. The affair was under
the auspices eff the Woman'sBet-
terment Association of that school
district. The meeting was call
ed to order at 3 o'clock by Mrs.
+. P. Humphrey, president of the
association, Mr.. w. H. Humph-
rey, of Lumberton, led in prayer,
and at the request ofMrs. Humph-
rey Mr.. Richard Humphrey stat
ed the object of the gathering.
Mr.. F. J. Thomas, ofLumberton,
and Miss Addie Tyner, Of Lowe,
were expected to make talks on
bet erment work, but they could
not be present, and four Lum-
berton young ladies' made up for
the absence of those on the reg
ular programme and gave the
audience much pleasure, Misses
Annie Ruth Caldwell and jamie
Carlyle reciting and Misses Sadie
and HazelCariyle singing a duet
A substantial amount was realiz.
ed from the sale of ice-cream anc
cake. Apples and peaches were
distributed free. Besides those
mentioned, others from Lumber
ton were Misses Belle Rozier AM
: Ethel Higley, Mr.. w. W. Carlyl
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sharpe.
Within the last two or thre
years a modern school house ha
been built at Saddle Tree and tn
Woman's Betterment Associatio
] of that district is making an earn
I est effort to raise money to ad
to the equipment of the school,
: work that should receive heart
4 support and encouragement.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
A Peculiar Situs ton.

A rather peculiar situation
exists at the Jail about a negro
who insists always upon giving
his name in full as Robert FIRE.
mont Graham. He has been SUBJ
renting some land near Maxton
from man named Martin and
was brought to jail during court
two weeks ago under a warrant
from Justice G. c.. Fisher stating
that he was crazy. Under rep
reservations to the court that
there was no charge against him
the negro was released by Judge
Allen, but last week he was
brought to Jail again by Deputy
J.A. Kitchin, who made affidavit
before Clerk Of the Court W. H.
Humphrey that Graham was era
zy. Mr.. Humphrey had Graham
examined by Drs. WA. McPhaul
andW. L. Grantham, who say tn at
he is not crazy. The citizens
where he has been living say that
the negro is crazy and the doctors
say that he is not crazy, SO il
seems that he is being held with.
out any right in law. Graham
formerly ran q barber shop ir
Lumberton and seems we'll edu.
Gated. He says he has seen ser
vice in the Philippines and else
where. and claims to have studi
ed law.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
Democratic Platform.

The following platform was
adopted at the State convention
in Charlotte Thursday:
We, the representatives of
the Democratic party of North
carolina, in convention assem-
oled, rejoice in the call OCCASION
ed by the coming election and
tie opportunity thus offered to
lift up again in the midst Of the
people of North Carolina the
banner of the Democratic party
as sure standard of their rights
and unfailing guide Of their
progress, and we re-affirm our
allegiance to the cardinal princi-
pies of Democratic government
and congratulate the people of
North Carolina upon the wise,
progressive and economical ad-
mlnlstration of the affairs OF
government since the return OF
the Democratic party to powe,
in this State.
=, We commend to the people o1
North Carolina the:consideratior
OF the success with which the af
lars have been administered b.
theDemocratic officials and clean
ethclent and economical conduc
OF the State government from
the day of the return to power O
the Democratic party. and W
re-affirm the declarations of on
party upon the questions of tn
extension and improvement an
apbuilding of the internal affair
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
Sheriff McNeill Finds i'm South
Carolina Man Wanted in Rob

~aAO AdA0AAA - sAN@~SA A1A AN~~
eson.
Sheriff E. C. McNeiil returned
Thursday night from Laurens.S.
c., with the prisoner he went
after - Dan Wallace. colored,
wanted on the charge of Killing
Charlie Watson, colored, at a
frolic near Rowland inDecember,
1907.
A reward of S1OO had been Of
fered for Wallace for some time
without success and his capture
was the result of a mistake. He
was arrested in Roanake. Va.
for Larry Miller. negro wanted
in Laurens county, S. c., fol
murder. and was taken to Lau-
rens. The sheriff of Laurens
county soon discovered that he
had the wrong man. but he re
membered having seen something
abouta a reward for a negro whose
description fitted his prisoner, *
he wrote to all the sheriffs 0.
nearby counties with the resul
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
A Mild Case of Smallpox in
Town-Quarantined thisMorn.

ing.
A case of smallpox was report
ed to the town authorities this
morning and DR.. John Knox, Jr., !,
town superintendent Of health,
made an investigation immediate
ly. He found that Della Skies.
a negro woman who lives in
one of Mr.. Geo. G. French 8 houses
near the Seaboard freight depot,
mas a mild case and the place
was quarantined at once. Every
precaution is being taken to pre-
vent the spread Of the disease and
| there is no occasion for alarm.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
Sunday-School Quarterly at Mt.
Eliam Fifth Sunday.

The Sunday-school quarterly
will be held at Mt. Eliam church
on the fifth Sunday in this month.
The following subjects will be
discussed;
How can we arouse more inter.
est in Sunday-school work
Leake Parker.
What should be the qualifica-
tons Of a Sunday-school teacher
i. F. Britt.
J. l. Stone, Sr.
For the Com.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
STATE CONVENTION.

Judge w. R. Allen Nominated
for Associate Justice--Brown
and Lee for Corporation Com
mission - Progressive Plat
form Adopted.
The State Democratic conven-
ZION which met in Charlotte last
Thursday made the following
nominations:
For Chief Justice, North Caro-
lima Supreme Court, Hon. Walter
Clark of Wake, by acclamation.
For Justice, North Carolina
Supreme Court, Hon. Platt D.
Walker of Mecklenburg, by ac-
clamation.
For Justice, North Carolina
Supreme Court, Hon. W. r. Allen,
of Wayne.
For Corporation Commissioner,
Mr., H. c.. Brown. OF Wake, by
acclamation.
For Corporation Commissioner,
Mr.. w. T. Lee, of Haywood.
The balloting for Supreme
Court Justice resulted as follows:
Judge Allen, 526.978 votes;J Judge
J. S. Manning, of Durham, 434. :
972. Judge Aliens majority,
92.0O6 votes.
The balloting for Corporation
Commissioner to succeed Mr.. S.
L. Rodgers resulted as follows
Mr.. w. T. Lee, of Haywood,
527. 1858; ex-Judge A. w. Graham,
of Granville, 3l3. .918; and Mr..
John H. Pearson, of Burke, 12O.
S4S. Mr.. Lees majority was
93,397 votes.
State Chairman A. H. Ellie
called the convention to orde
shortly after the noon hour ant
made q notable address in which
he advocated a State department
of engineering with a divis
ion OF forestry, a divis
ion of drainage and divisio
of public highways. Senate
Overman, temporary chairman
followed with another notable &C
dress in which he reviewed some
thing Of the manner in which til
Republican party has betraye
the trust of the people and ou
lined tie plan of the comm
campaign. Hon. Walter E. Moore
of Jackson, was elected perm;
nent chairman.
The nomination speeches wei
of a high order and ex-Govern'
Chas. B. Aycock was given 9
ovation when he rose to place
nomination Judge W. r. Allen.
The following were electt
members of the State Democra
ic executive from this, the sixt
district: w. H. Bernard. of Ne
Hanover; E. J. Hale. of Cumbe
land; J. J.Furlong, of New Ha
over; Homer l.. Lyon. of Colu,
bus; A. w. Mclean, of Robeso
E. F. Mccullough, of Bladen.
Robesonian bulletins from t
convention were watched wi
much interest Thursday aft,
noon and the result of the ball
for associate justice between /
len and Manning, in which CHI
interest in the returns centere
was received here shortly aft
the vote was taken.
Col. n. A. Mclean was elect
chairman of the delegation fr'
Robson county.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
A Fri0htful Wreck

of train, automobile or buggy may cas-
cuts, bruises. abrasions, sprains
wounds that demand Bucklen's Arr =
Salve--earth' greatest hea'er Quick
lief and pc4npe cure r. ~. F.sc or
boils. soress of all kinds. &C e ma, :-hap
hands and lips, sore ewes, or cOrns .
supreme. Surest pile cure. 25c. 4
all Druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18

Paul Williams, colored, was ar
rested here Friday by Deputy
Sheriff A. E. Spivey and locked
up to await trial on the charge Of
shooting a colored woman at
Parkton some time last March.
Deputy Spivey accidentally heard
the negro's name called and
knowing that a warrant was ir
the sheriff's office for his arres,
he communicated withSheriffMc.
Neill and was told to make the
arrest.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18
What's the Answer?
Charlotte Chronicle.

IElaftOCCe NhFOIIiCie-
Governor Kitchin appointed
JudgePeli and he was stood aside.
He appointed Judge Ward, who
was dropped at the first chance.
He appointed Judge Manning,
who failed Of public endorsement.
Is it fatalism, or what?
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18

Drs. K. T. Allen and R. F.
Graham returned Saturday from
Wrightsville Beach, where they
attended the annual convention
of the North Carolina Dental So
ciety.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-07-18

that Sheriff McNeill found a man
who had long been wanted in
Robson, there being no Difficult
ty in identifying the man as the
one wanted.