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" . i - . - i ' THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, FRIDAY, JUXT 9,1909 t ... ' rr : nrr TIIE ROSE IN HIE . GARDEN J 'Dei rose In dc garden-is drlppln' wld e de detr.v ' An' yander comes yo sweetheart, an she'll, pin it on fer you. . be mockin' bird, upyander, des sing-i . ins eaa' ind wes lie know yo Sweetheart comln an he doiVfer his bes An' de river ter ' seo her, an he'll never let her pass, , -Unless she hear him tell her date : ' ' he'll be her lookln glass, i V i Frank I. Stanton. a . ' ' -I ' r MI33 Addlel Upchurch, Mrs. C. N. Robinson and fMiss Alva -Upchurch, came in from Apex yesterday morn ing and spent tp.e day In the city. ) Miss Julia I Passmore, of Cary, spent yesterday! in the city. Miss Margaret -Jones left yester ; day afternoon fpr a visit to friends in . Oxford. ... 1-. y .Mr. Chasl penick and Miss Ruth Penlclr. -)f Xasbevllle. Tenn.. were in Raleigh ycste?d$y while on their way to Morehcnd Clfy. Miss Alice Btott. and Miss May ' belle Stott leiti yesterday afternoon . for Latta. South? Carolina to visit Mrs. - . I. P. Roberts. I ' Miss Pansey Renfrew, of Spring . Hope, aftef visiting her sister. Miss .Frances Renfrew; returnejd home yes terday afternoon i ' - Miss Nannie Hay and Juliet Crews left yesterday afternoon for Wilmlng , ton to visit friends. , . Sirs. J. M, Kennedy left yesterday ' .afternoon for, Cfinton. where she will : visit her father.' Mr. D. J. Hood. K Mr. and MK M. H. "Houck, of Loulsburg, speni yesterday in the city. - . ;.. i, I . . . ' . Misses Alberta and Virginia Crews ; of Winston-Salen. were In the city f -(yesterday on, their utay .to Loulsburg, vwhere .they will' be the guests of Mr. Yfand Mrs. M. H. Jllouck. -Jw -Miss Sallie Benson, of Roperj af "Z'Ur visiting In the city, left yesterday ? -afternoon for Nashville, N. C. -v" ,;, ..i Miss Ruth Poteat. ' of Durham, repent sometime ;ln the' city yesterday , "while on her way to Wake Forest. ! Mrs. E. K. M'MIllan, of Winston hSaiem, spent yesterday hi the city. ,. Mrs. H. Piper, of Durham, spen ,. -i. JVesterdav with friends 'In the ritv. ' Mrs-W. R, KivetV of Boise City, Idaho, who has been visiting her mother; .Mrs. Z. L. Fleming, near ! the Lusianne Coffee ... Best tn rth , for the - price. ' None better at Any. price. f 4''f:Ask;for4t,,.;;,".';:; Gold etrwhore - 2S eenta lpead ean r SPECIAL SALE EtlflLlEt UflRE 1. c4.ijJ TiLA W11; Saturday CC Monday : V and ni..v.:i.'-;.' ' gifllE J. i - SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Summer Off J- 15th and regular pricejresumes. -: 1 ii rs rt&L in oxna Rchoo. Freporatory and CoUerlatc courses. Art. F.Tnr4Kir.7i. Phyical Culture. PedarotT. Buslneos. eta. Consemtorr oi llusie, jUicn standard maintained by lares i staff ot experienced, college iaAUfrvA axial, uciura AtttvsuuiJ--viJ wt s mim roeAaci ioo iuuii iuumi f Unsurraued liAiiltii record. Brick buildings. Steam heat. Excellent tablo. . Tji?' baaiTr wnto lor oar catalog I ? f GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE; V'V.r X't .'; ' greensbro, N. c.: ; : - Fall term :opens September 8, ISOt. Elegant new- building with every ina new lurnuure unu equipment inruagnoui. 4. - , Literary,, Scientific, Classical.: andsBuslness Courses. . i Schools ofc Music Art and Exnression. t - 5 FuU;orp.ojf able and experienced department. Terms moderate.; or ... g.rf yv-:-'v Litetoh Female College f One of. the lost successful and best equipped boarding schools in the South with hot1 water, heat, electric 'lights and other modern Im provements.! 2Sth annual session will begin Sept 15, 1909. . .For catalogue, address ! t 1 X " f. RHODES,' , President, . Utfieuah N. C, TTTTT 1 : . i s . 1 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Located Irf tSfc beautiful, historic end able faculties, trained in the: best Spsciltfes I iv thtir departments. Eight men, r eighteen Twomen. Carefully arranpd- rouriejii of study lead to the degrees B. L1tt B. A.. M. A. cr.l n. kfui. . Too official statistics prepared by Surgeon-General Wyman. of the United- Sttar Marine Hospital Service, give Richmond. a pre-eminent position in pdn of health, among American cities; . Accommodations flrst - claes. Terms ..irjoderate. Next session begins September 23rd. ' . f . ! ; 5 For catoJasrtic and other information, write to v - f : I' !-'v-' JAJIES NELSON, W. Ah LL.f Pres. city, : left ' yesterday afternoon i, for Idaho. . ; Mrs. James Kerr left yesterday for Charlotte. Mra John Powell, of Sanford, spent yesterday in the city, Mr.'R. Y. McPherson and family are spending some time at Waynes- KVllle. Miss Maggie Cook, of Washington j D. C, Is the guest or Mrs. rt. j. uon rad. Miss Alice Peacock, of Philadel phia, arrived in the city yesterday, and Is the guest of Mrs. Edgar Bar bee. Mrs. N. C Hines, of Cary, after visiting in the city, returned home yesterday-afternoon. ' Miss Lucy 'Allen, of Loulsburg. Was In the city yesterday while on her way to Ashevllle. Mrs. Mary Walker left yesterday for Creedmoor to visit relatives. Miss Jean Holeman. of Durham, spent yesterday In the city. Miss Annie Laurie Peterson, of Spartanburg S. C, after visiting Miss Hattie fee jonnson. ana Miss Dixio &each, left yesterday afternoon for reensboro. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rouse. o,f Kln ston, spent yesterday afternoon With Mrs. James T. Joyner while on her way to western North Carolina Miss Betsy London, 01 Pitisboro, passed through the city yes.enUK. Mrs. M. C. Penny, of Garner, spent yesterday in the city. Misses Mabel and Bettie Robert son, who have been visitinc their aunt. Mrs. W. R. Hawkins, at Oreiens boro, returned to the city yesterday afternoon. k Mrs. Sarah Sturievant, of Auburn, I spent yesterday with friends in the Mrs. W. B. Jones of Garner, spent yesterday in the city. After visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. P. Kennedy, at Roanoke, Va., Miss An nie Bagwell returned to the city yes terday. ar V Woman's Auxiliary. ) The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ .church will meet this morning at half past ten at the home of the president TS "S Porch Party. r5rpnhorn. . Jiilv 8v On Tuesdav morning MrsI F. B. Ricks t gave a porch party rn honor of her niece. Miss Ruth E. Mann, df Nashville. ' ..After serving, fruit punch the party engaged in games of flinch. After; the games the party was served With re freshments. Those in attendance were Misses Sadie Royster, Fannie Stone, Willie Cox of Durham, Gertrude Fraxier, Leon Battle, Ethel Troy. An nie , Lee and '" Bessie Grlssom, Helen e" the greatest 'display. varieties of enamel ware ever ahown In the city, -y P. niGGA COMPAtiy SCHOOLS Al ID COLLEGES. A BUY a scholarship 1LJ) aLJ now and enter at such date as you 'like'. J TheSpecial er expires as -usual July mnauuxne iarK.-iixecampu ibcwu, lecuresv cnnas Dasx.b before selecting thocollego for your daughter. modern comfort uid convenience. Ueachers, specialists In their several iurther inlormation apply to LUCY IL ' ROBERTSON, ; President ?S5:G0tLEGE X! W9 nnd cultured city of the South. -'Large schools ot tba country and Europe. . What Perfect Adjustment Heans Q If you've ever had the misfortune to own a cheaply constructed sewing machine, you'll know what it means to have parts constantly breaking, or the machine re fuse to run for some seemingly unac countable reason. 5 Singer quality and the perfect adjustment of every Singer machine save you such discouraging experiences. Every Singer runs so light and easy as to require prac tically no effort on your part to do the heaviest sewing. q Many women use a Singer who haven't strength enough to operate ordinary ma chines. The Singer does all the work, runs noiselessly and does not easily get out of order. q Should repairs or new parts, needles, etc, ever be needed there's always a Singer . store nearby to save you annoying delays. Singer Sewing Machine Company 130 Faycttevillo St. ' Brown. Mary and Susie Powell of Emporia. Va., Marjorle Long -and m m . a- m juargarei uienn. Kenncdy-Leggett. i r Kinston, July" 8. At the home Miss Mary Leggett and bride's Mr. Joe Kennedy were united in marriage. Rev. A. A. Furguson, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy left for Morehead City to spend a few days. TS S 1 In Honor or CoL and 3 Irs. Kenan. Ashevllle. N. C, July 8. Col. and Mrs. Theodore F. Davidson enter tained Informally with a luncheon at home on Liberty street yesterday In honor of their guests. Colonel and Mrs. Thomas 8. Kenan, of Raleigh. ' RECEPTION AT WISE. Given by Miss Dunn in Honor ot Mrs. f;;-' . . -A. .V. Jorner, ' Wise, July 8 Miss Carrie Dunn was the charming hostess of an elaborate and beautiful reception given In honor of Mrs. A. V. Joyner. nee Miss Rer.a Lassiter, of Washington, D. C, tb bride I of the beloved pastor of tba Baptist church here. A large number of guests were present . to welcome them and to partake ot Miss, Dunn's hospitality. ' I MJali Dunn, gracefully , assited by Miss Sallie . Allen, of . Ridgeway. re ceived the guests. . Mrs. M. H. Hayes ushered the guests , to the parlor where they were received by Miss Joy Parker and Mr. C. H. Holloway. and, preesnted to Mr. and Mrs. Joyner. i Mrs. J. R. Paschall received the guests in the library where the numer ous and handsome bridal gifts were displayed. ; I' , The guests were daintily served with delicacies." of the season, .and when they had departed It was dis covered by Mr. and Mrs. Joyner that they left substantial evidence of their SCHOOLS A!ID COLLEGES. ST.IHARY'S Fcmicd Jby Altai tzzii b IB42 Its Ciscssu Sctcal cf ti Circltos 68th Session Opens Sept 16th, 1909 Celled Uusls, Art Electa, l Basfcsss, RBpiralcrj , -. , - ......... . - y i For Cifelcgcs, etc, idiress, REV. GEO. W. LAY S :. RECTOS,- . . s Raleigh', N. G. THE NORTH CAROLINA College of -Agricolture Lid Mechanic Arts : The State's college for vocational training. Courses In Agricultural and Horticulture; ' in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering; in cotton Milling and Dyeing; In Industrial Chemistry. Why not fit yourself for life by taklns one of theje courses? i . Address" ;-' ' r D . II f HILL. President, . ; West Raleigh. N. C. . MEREDITH COLLEGE, i?i?f! m- 7 sny lor wczca i Among the foremost Colleges for Wdmen In the South. Situated In the centre of Raleigh. Four distinct schools: v ; I. School of Arts and Sciences, including English, Mathematics. Ancient , and Modern Languages,-History, Science, Philosophy, Bible and education; Training School of eight grades for observation and practice. Twelve teach j ers. ' .. - ' .. . II. School of Music, Including Piano, Plp Organ, Violin and Voice. . Twelve, teachers. ' ' ' ' - ' ' . - ' '. III. School of Art, Including Oil Painting, Decoration and Design. Two teachers. . t IV. School of Expression. Two teachers. ' f , 1 I ; Club, In which, by about three-quarters of an hour of!dally domestic service stodents save $45.00 to"850.00 per session. - ' 1 1 Preparatory Department,-with El tht Teachers. Next 1 Session ; begins Sep tern Ik-r 1,. ll0.- For: catalogue and other Information, address ' w -:;;.,; RT.- VANN, -PRESIDENT. .; RALEIGH, K.'a:.:';:- presence, and the number of gifts and remembrances show, in no small degree in what esteem the pastor and his wife are held by his congregation. S ILD A VERY PLEASANT VOYAGE Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Woodard in Rome, When Last Heard From. Wilson. N. C, July 8. The many friends of Hon. and Mrs F. A. Wood ard. of Wilson, will be pleased to learn that after a pleasant voyage across the mighty deep, that these good people reached 'Naples on June nineteenth, and that: their health is excellent. They were in Rome when last heard from. I "8 I AX EXCHANGE RECEPTION. Mr. and 3Irs. Wilson Delightfully En tertain. Dunn. July 8. At their beautiful home Mr. and Mrs. C I Wilson de lightfully entertained .In honor of Misses Lucy Hood andAve Myatt. of Smlthfield, who are visiting Miss Car lie Wilson. I The amusement, an "Exchange Re ception." being a . novel " and unique affair, proved the most successful so cial event of the season.1 The lawn was beautifully Illuminated with Jap-J anese lanterns and rustic, chairs, tables and pot plants were placed here and there. With the happy crowd assem bled a perfect picture of loveliness and beauty was presented. The guests were met by Miss Flos sie Fitzgerald, who presented them to the receiving line, composed of Miss Carrie Wilson. Misses Lucy Hood and Ava of Smlthfield, Miss Madge Royals of Plttsboro, Miss Mary Dunn ot Hen derson, and Dr. Pegram of Duke. Mints, , cakes, ices, and 1 banana frappe were served with Mrs. L F. Hicks In charge and Mrs. C. U Wil son presiding, at the punch bowL At 12 o'clock the crowd dispensed for their homes, declaring Mrs. Wil son ' a charming hostess, v 1 4 LASSTTER-LA WHENCE. 3farriage of Popular Couple at Scot i ' 1 j ' land Neck. , - . . ': (Special to News and Observer.) -Scotland Neck. July 8. At o'clock Tuesday evening, July 6; in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Whitehead, on Tenth street. Miss Mary E. Lawrence, of this place, was married to Mr. J R. C. Lassiter, of Roaonke Rapids, N. CL. Rev.: C D. Creasman performing Hhe ceremony. . '' :. r , 1 It was a quiet marriage, only a few relatives and: friends of the bride be ing present. ,u Immediately after the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Lassiter took the morning train for Norfolk, Vir ginia Beach.! Ocean. View, and other places.- -.' -K ---. The bride, a sister of Mrs. E. T. Whitehead, is the daughter, of the late James H. Lawrence, of . this place, and Is well and favorably known through out this community and has: a large circle of acquaintances and I special friends In Philadelphia where she has been eminently successful as a trained nurse. She . Is a lady of culture and refinement. , endowed . with the many graces of a splendid Christian char acter, and herllfe Is beautifully char acterized by gentleness and kindness. The groom Isvell known In Scot land Neck, having been a successful business man ot this town a few years ago. and Is now engaged in business In the large mercantile Inter- Oxford Seminary OXFORD; N. C; t . ILLUSTRATED , CATALOGUES . , containing full Information as to courses of study, charges, i etc., ready for distribution. Apply to? one. F. P.- HOBGOOD, President. 1033 1009 Oitestsr Iapik& .a, 8. I 10331 L 1003 I ests of Mr. W. D. Tlllery. of Roanok Rapids. He Is a high-toned Christian gentleman, and boars the highest es teem of hlsJinany friends here and elsewhere who heartily congratulate him on his good fortune in winning such a noble and charming compan ion for life. Mr. and Mrs. LassUer. after spend ing their honeymoon away, will re turn to Roanoke Rapids where they will make their home. 75 STARR-SHAW. A California Marriage Which Will Re Read With Interest by Wilsonians. Wilson. N. C. July 8. On June twenty-eighth at the residence of the bride's parents In Oakland. Cal.. Mr. Henry Starr (formerly of Wilson. N. C, but now of Stockton. Cal., was married to Miss Jennie Velette Shaw. After the ceremony the happy couple left "for San Francisco where they will spend their honeymoon. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Starr and wife of Wilson. S S 44 AT ELM GROVE." 3Ir. and Mrs. F. W. Justice Give De lightful House aPrty. Loulsburg. July 8. The party of young ladles being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Justice at their beau tiful home. "Elm Grove." near Louls burg. were given a delightful recep- tion Monday evening, this being the close of a happy ten days spent in, the country. "Kim Grove" is an ideal place for a "house party," and the climax was reached when its hospi table doors were thrown wide to re ceive the "many guests who had called during' the week. . Mr. and Mrs. Justice and Miss Sal He V. Harris greeted the guests in the hall, while Misses Biggs, Futrell and Tlmberlake received in the parlor. The lawn with Its rows of stately elms was illuminated by Japanese lan terns the whole effect being expres sive of summer's happiness and joy. Refreshments were served by Mr. Jus tice and Mrs. J. P. Tlmberlake, after which the guests departed with the good Wishes for the host and hostess and hoping they will entertain the same party rwxt summer. Miss Ella Harris was, the first of the party to go, leaving for Ashevllle Sunday. Miss Emily S. Biggs leaves Tuesday for Winston-Salem. Misses Sallie V. Hart's and Mary Timber- lake leave for their home In Youngs- j ville and Miss Katherine Futrell goes 1 to her home in Scotland Neck Thurs- j day. j SOUTHERN INDUSTRY Many' Large Enterprises Announced for the Week. (Special to News and Observer.) Baltimore, Md.,, July 8. Among the Industrial announcements of the week were: The White City Manufac turing Co., Athens, Ga., was organ ized with a capital of $50,000 to build a 8,900 spindle yarn mill. Owens & Heftron, Galveston, Tex.?- submitted the lowest bid at SI, 232.000 for con structing the proposed causeway to connect Galveston Island with the mainland. The . Black Mountain Cor poration, Alexandria, Va., was incor porated with a capital stock of $7, 500.000 for the development of coal properties. . John J. Conway, A.-W. Holt, both of Mission. Tex.. -and, vari ous other towns of Texas lands, de cided to organize the! Rio Grande Gravity Irrigation Co. and spend $1.- 000,000 to build; a. plant for Irrigating 150.000-acres of lane. The Holt. Gant & Holyt Cotton Manufacturing Co., Altamahaw, N. j C, . was Incorporated with a capietal stock of J1BO.000. The Ouachita Power Co.. of Little Rock, Art;., was Incorporated with a capital tsock of $50,000 to build a water-power-electric plant. The Southern SUtes Cotton Oil Refining Co., Wil mington, X. C awarded contract for an 800 barrel refinery and will. build other plants. The Isaqueena Mill, Central. S. C, will build an addition and Install. 12,000 spindles. S00 looms, ets., thus about doubling Its present Elant The Norwood Chemical Co., allas, Tex., was Incorporated, with a capital stock of $50,000. The Alabama Wood Preserving Co., Calera, Ala was Incorporated with $25,000 capital stock and announced Its plans for a plant with a dally capacity of 5,000 cubic feet of timber. The Atlantic ft Gulf Land & Timber Co.. Tampa. Fla.. was Incorporated with a capital stock. of SI. 000.000. 1 The National Venti lated Barrel & Crate Co, Van Buren, Ark., was organized with a capital stock of $25,000. - , - : . r. SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. Good Progress Being Made on Road Fronv Raiford to Wagrara 100 Convicts at Work. Raiford, July 8.'- The Sundey School Institute for the eastern dis trict of Fayetteyllle Presbytery closed a successful meeting here. The Insti tute was Indeed fortunate in securing Rev. J. B. Carpenter, of Richmond, as leader. Every phase of Sunday-school .work was discussed in a most inter esting and helpful manner. Among the speakers were: Revs. J. B. Car penter, A. R. McQueen. W. T. Wal ker, J. . Roberts. W. M. Falrley, R. W. Jopllng, W. C. j Brown, and J. M. Forbis. 100 Convicts at Work. Mr. John Blue, of Aberdeen. Is building a railroad from here to Wag ram. About one hundred convicts are at work and at the present rate the railroad will be completed In a very short while. From Wagram It may be extended to Laurinburg or eveni farther. Hope county Is coming to the front. CONVICTS IN FIRE CASE. Heavy Fine Will Be Put Retailer of WhiskeyClever Detective Work. Salisbury. N. C, July 8.-Charged with 1 retailing in six cases. Jokn M. Freeman, of Spencer, was arrested early in the week at Charlotte, was given a hearing before Justice B B. Miller here yesterday and found guilty in five cases. Sentence was deferred until tomorrow though It was admit ted that Vfine of several hundred dol lars would be imposed.Freeman evad ed the officers for several weeks and was taken In Charlotte by clever work of the officers there. Grazed by a Bullet. While playing In the yard at home a young daughter of Mr. J. P. Roue che felt a stinging sensation on her neck and An investigation phoved that a bullet had grazed the skin raising a blister. The officers working on the case believe that a stray bullet from a rifle fired carelessly In the neighbor hood was the cause of the trouble and that it was accidental, though it came near proving fatal. GEORGIA PEACHES MOVING. Several Car Loads si Day Passing Through Dally. Spertcer, July 8. Peaches are mov ing North at the rate of seven to ten train loads per day over the mln line of the Southern Railway. The crop, however, is said to be consider ably short of last year and late spring in Georgia having curtailed the yield about fifteen, per cent The quality Is said to be excellent. . New Hotel for Lexington. Lexington, N. C- July S.---Thls town Is to have a new, handsome modern hotel to replace the old March hotel which was recently burned. -.-: - THOMAS A:PAMM;CQ-I ON SPECIAL SALE Think of A Tl Think of - 49c it! NEAT, WELL MADE AND A REMARKABLE VALUE THOS. A. PARTIN COMPANY Ladies Furnishings and Novelties .131 FayettsYilla Street ,-.'RJULEI8a;' IL.C.:ii t. Cxt to Kev Misoite-TeBpSs' ACCEPTS PASTOR.TE. Rev. R. E. Steel Becomes Pastor of Presbyterian Church at Spencer. -Spencer, N. C. July S. Rev. R. .E. Steel, of Lexington, .Va., has formally accepted a call to the pastorate of the Spencer. Presbyterian . church which was extended him some weeks ago. It is expected that he will enter upon his work here September lst-He will also be pastor of the ' Chestnut Hill Presbyterian rhureh at Salisbury serving both churches from this place He preached In Spencer a month ago and 'was greatly, liked. , i f. w He that contemneth small things shall fall by little and little. EJccles. 19:1. . .;-r.-.:;-' ,.."?,;,-; AH EXTRA IIICE LOT OF. TV-' r . d. t. JOHnson & son Pkons 28, 16 Hargctl Street ;. ---':;-V- CTJRX3 10 CZTiTS-CVEaYWlCIS FLOWERS AT A ; FU' - - NERAL. ' . . -1 Help the bereaved to bet ter bear the - burden or ejor row. Nothing else you can do or say will be " appre ciated so much 'as flowers. . During July and August ' our Greensboro gjore will close at. 7 p.. m., but you can always reach us at Pomona, J. VAN LINDLEY NURSERY r COMPANY, 1 Tempje Pharmacy : Local' 'v s. Apents. ' - VICTORIA HOTEL - Main Street. 7 ' Norfolk, . Va. Rooms, $1.00; with - private bath room, sSl.50. S2.00. American plan, $2.50. Table d'hote meals, 50. cents; also a la carte service. W. T. WELCH, 3Ianager. v OWID AND C3ME3L if 1 41 and Shoulders m hotels Turo REsonm - ,iiiir"K'i.rij-ij-ij-irij-ij-i nil Bunalo This well-known health resort, situated on ithe Southern Railway, tnilesi from Danville. Va., snd 151 miles from Norfolk, Va., will open for gjiestt 53 isv Comfortably appointed Hotel and &S.J$ Extensive verandas. Uusic For rates and further paiUcalars, address (.. N A. W. ARCHSSI, Manassr. Duffalo ;MthI Sprinst,; V V 1 j I "4 , JACKSON GREATLY IMPROVED. ; ; OPEN FOR THE SUMMER. Situated in the hills of Moore county. North Carolina, on the Ashe boro and Aberdeen Railroad, this road making ,clos connection' with all trains at Aberdeen for Jackson Springs. '.Jackson; Springs 'Water was awarded silver medal at St.' Louis Eaposltion. and absolutely cures ; diseases of the stomach, 'bowels, kidneys and bladder. Accommodations of hotel first-class; rooms with 4or without r""""" v a th. For amuse ments we offer bowling, pool, billiards. .tenni' ,et, boating,- and fresh water bathing. We furnish the very ' ic for dancing, and at meals. For further Information, addrps v ; WALTER L..CURRIE, Mgr Jacl.- - North C-"-v ; 1 it! HOTELS AND RESORTS. jin"ririrririi'i-i- - - -i i.ui.nj-uTj"Lnjui YlnSlNIA r -KEW HIANJlSEMEKT "Crest of the Alleghenlea ; -an; ideal , resort.", f - " -' ' W- '(rT f .- ' V v, - -.- . V. - W. iD: PAXTONrProp Yellow Sulpur Springs mid - K03FCLX.' rtz:ixw-;r ' J American Plan European Plan'' !, ; ;.$i.5o.'$ioo; sa50? . . .V .50. 1.00. "l.$0 I I , SPECIAL RATES BY WEEK.. CH;SAMMONS,Mgri ; seleot co.s.nDi::3 i:duse . . '-j 1 3 Kcitj ii.iitc3 Street . v Within one half square of the CapltoL LARGE AND AJUY ROOMS. ' f J REASONABLE PRICES. 'A MRS. UlLEY ..o M.'; - ROGERS "- calls attention - to the fact that this ' large house, 'within half square of th Capitol, has been newly paieted, j?a- pered and furnished.- and is open for boarders by the day, week or month.; m;;;o;irRi;;GSi!OTa An Ideal place for health and rest. Water absolutely pure, and cures dis eases of the Liver. Kidneys and Blad- der. Hotel and Springs one mile from Ore Hill Station on Southern-Railroad. ; First-class accommodations.! Baths, Closets, Electric Lights, Cement Walk from Hotel to Springs. 'Long ; Distance 'Phone In HoteL . . For information and rates,1 address v " l.! ' :4 1 J. M. FAUST & SOH, Prcprt&B 3It. Vernon Mineral Water Co. ; R. F. D.. Ore Hill. V v Mt-Vernon Springs, N. C. The Virginia Bay. UEYJ& tiODERNM y Best Location on the Beach. Ocean View, ''The Mantk Cify ; of the South" . Boating; fishing, bathings, dancing. meatres , ana otner amusements. , i Rates i reasonable.; Special rates to families and partlea , Address,; mo. A. TUCKER, Manager ' ' OCEAN VIEW,. VA. h E OPERATED BY "A otel SPRINGS HOTEL 1 J m V.l 1 1 t 1
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