THE YARBOROUGH HOUSE, Raleigh, IS. C Has been closed for some months, undergoing remodeling and modernizing. These improvements are now complete, and today the Management opens its doors and offers its accommodations to discriminating and appreciative people with no fear of adverse criticism and without apology. Respectfully, HOWELL COBB. PORTABLE HOUSES w, u-m WB m. f or IU .uwuvh, c -mm 'ymSr summer uouimi Automobiles, H, Play Houses, V VHIUIUUV .K w. Poultry, etc. JE. F. IIODOSOX, Box 113, BOVJER, MASS. THE UPLANDS BETHLEHEM, N. H. F. H. ABBOTT, - Proprietor, Address until May Jst, PINEHURST, N. C THE PINEHURST DEPARTMENT STORE. Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Yarns, Ribbons and Novelties. SPORTSMENS AMMUNITION of all Kinds. THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. CAROLINA STILL CROWDED At the leading Clubs or Hotels you will find that "E. & E. Invincible" is one of their best selling cigars, It ii a large generous smoke, consider ing it is the best imported tobacco that is being consumed. Packed 25 in a box. You will have to pay more for its equal in any other cigar. It is one of the crack productions of Estabrook & Eaton. SOLD AT THC PINEHURST HOTELS. PINEHURST DOES NOT TAKE CONSUMPTIVES; WE DO. New York Styles for February Our agent is now in New York and we are receiving daily, the latest things in Neckwear, Laces, Ribbons, 'Waist Sets etc. Our Spring opening of Millinery will be about March 1st. HAYES & THOMAS, Southern Pines MISS ESTELLE DUDLEY, Southern Pines, N C INSTRUCTION IN MENTAL and PHYSICAL POISE as a result of CORRECT AND SCIENTIFIC BREATHING. Pupil of Mile Marie de Palkowska. Appointments may be made by mail. JACKSON SPRINGS WATER Cures indigestion, relieves rheumatism and the milder forms of kidney diseases. The spring is a freak of nature bubbling forth at the rate of a gallon a minute from the omy large solid stone In the sand hill section. It should be seen. There is a first class hotel immediately at the spring kept by Mrs. Baxter, formerly of Pine hurst. For the bottled water and train schedules (ten miles from Plnehurst) see Mr. Berry at the depot. The Jackson Springs Co., N.C. We have the largest and most thor oughly equipped institution in Eastern North Carolina, for the treatment of all diseases of the throat and lungs. Write for our illustrated booklet showing testimonials from Governor Charles B. Aycock, U. S. Senator F. M. Simmons, U. S. Senator Lee S. Overman, and others. Southern Pines Sanitarium, Edwin Gladmon, Prop. Corn must have a sufficient supply of Potash in order to develop into a crop. No amount of Phosphoric Acid or Nitrogen can compen sate for a lack of potash in fertilizers for grain and all other crops. n IU We shall be glad to send free to any farmer our little book which contains valu able information about soil culture. GERMAN KALI WORKS. New York 98 IVannau Street, or Atlanta, iia.ZZ'A So. Kroad flt. Hew Guests Can Only be Admitted as Departures Make Room (or Them. Waiting list is Still lurffe and Will Keep the llouae filled for Some Time to Come-Ibfl Guests. THE week has seen little change in the numbers at The Carolina and the house still remains filled to its capa city. There have been departures, but they have been sufficient to make room only for a few of those who are waiting to come. There is every indication that it will be some time yet before the "house count" will show a perceptable decrease. AMONG THE GUESTS. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lawrence, Dr. and Mr. W. Lindsey, London, England, and Mr. S. Sterling McMillan, Cleveland, Ohio, are here for several weeks golf. Mrs. M. H. Quigley and Miss Marie Quigley, Brookline, Mass., will remain until April. Mr. George H. Angell and Mr. E. L, Ford, Detroit, Michigan, join Mrs. E. L. Ford and the Misses Ford. Mrs. W. Robinson and Miss G. Robin son, Winnipeg, Canada, are here for sev eral weeks. Mr. Augustine M. Hopper, Baltimore, Md., is among the weeks arrivals. Mr. Thomas T, Wiermau, Harrisburg, Pa., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Boyd during the week. Mrs. J. Henry Sleeper and Mr. Henry D. Sleeper, Boston, were recent visitors. Mr. George H. Phelps, Boston, is here for a few weeks. Miss M. B. Hall, and Miss L. L. Mel len, Boston, are making a long sojourn. Mrs. F. Woodward, Fitchburg, Mass,, joins Mrs, George R. Wallace. Mrs. William C. Downing and maid, and Mr. Keith Downing, Germantown, -7 J: lyii-iir y m r. "WHERE SPRING FIRST SHOWS ITSELF." Mrs. J, Wilson Parks, Mrs. Frank A. Higgins and maid, Masters Lawrence and Freeman Higgins and maid, Boston, are enjoying a visit which will extend over several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Denby, New York are here for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Strong, San dusky, Ohio, come to remain through the season. Mr. and Mrs. William Hutton Blau velt, Syracuse, N. Y., plan to stay until the house closes. Mrs. F. J, Spendley, Mr. and Mrs. J. King McLanahan, Jr., Misses Helen and Elizabeth McLanahan and Miss Mary Rollason, Hollidaysburg, Pa., are here for a months visit. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Putnam and Miss A. H. Putnam, Boston, will remain until after Easter. Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Leamy, Natick, Mass., are making a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Graham, Miss Annie J. Graham, Brownsville, Pa., come for a long sojourn. Pa., are located here for April. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Miss Jane B. Johnson and Miss J. A, John son, New York, join Mrs. Isaac G. John son. Mrs. J. F. Scully, Miss E. M. Wirth, Boston, and Mr. Edwin II. Fitler, 3rd, Philadelphia, come for a month's visit. Miss Wirth will participate in the cham pionship tournament. Her visit last sea son is pleasantly remembered. Mr. De Frees Critten, Philadelphia, Pa., is here for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. Beattie, Cohoes, N. Y., Mrs. C. II. Zehnder, Miss E. M. Zehnder, Allenhurst, N. J., Mrs. E. S. Furness and II. P. Furness, Brooklyn, N. Y., were guests during the week. Mr, and Mrs. W. M. McKinney and children, Northport, N. Y., are making a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. Moore, Baltimore, Md., were recent visitors. Mrs. Harry W. Dunhip, Pittsburg, Pa., joins Mr. Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Richardson, Bos-

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