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VOL: 2. NO. 28. . e. d. oslin, editor:. SOUTHERN, PINES, N.C, MAY 26, 1900.
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SOUTHERN PINES SANITARIUM)!
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DR.' EDWIN .GLADMOK, ;?
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FOR THE TREATMENT OFi
CHRONIC A ND NERVOUS
DISEASES,
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DISEASES OF WOMEN,
DISEASES OR THE TgOi$- AND
-DISEASES OF. THE STOMACH, ETC,
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ut; ;4?est; Electrical pflances,
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Dauis anu massage.;; v , t4,
OFFICE fj
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Southern Pines. House.
ACGOlfMCMJES BCf&UESTS. i
'.Terms, including' Heated .'ligh:v
;$24$4.00 per da.-Y
, r. ' 'P'h $7,00 io$io$0'pef.week,
According to size and .flocationu of
: ''''":'. . room. -
J'' .Careful attention gi vfl to.ia'Bip'arid
. 'service. :.'.;.- '1SJ':S&:
I v.bnly:liqtei'ii tioftw-itt pen fires
and sleeping rppms pti gfoMa floor;
' . linger porches than Ja$y -.'other ho-
1 EIRST-(JLASS BOARD.-
- J targe Well-Heated Rooms. . ' . ' '
C ' Modern Improvements; '
' ' : - Electric JLight.
. tv " : f ; Terms Reasonable.
- ' EDGERTCU BU0S..
Liiw Stable:
Good rigs yith careful drivers; gen
. tie saddle Jors.es for ladies and gents.
Special attention given to beginners.
V - Stables near Deiot.
FI10NE CELL NO, 36-. t ;
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OUR PLATFORM:
'VE ARE PROTECTION
ISTS, ' ' '
And want to see the homes of the
people protected from fire. We
deal in water pipe.
..WE ARE EXPANSION-
ISTS,
And want to see the people buy
more land and build homes thereon-
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WE ARE REPUBLICANS
And want a moderate tariff on lum
ber that will redound to the benefit
of the home builder
Wfl ARE DEMOCRATS,
And want all the people to feel at
liberty to Freely Trade with us.
WE ARE POPULISTS,
And want Uncle Sam to buy up all.
the railroads and help us out on our
freight rates. ' v':;- -v-.:v':
WE ARE LUMBERMEN
located at Southern Pines and asks
for your trade. Yours truly, .
IRVING L. HAMLIN & CO.
SHORT LOCAL MENTION.
Mr. John Shaw is attending the
closing exercises of Buies Creek Acad
emy this week.
We have two gramophones for sale;
apply at this office aqd get one on
your own terms
Mr. W. H. Giles has gone to New
Briton, Ct, after spending the winter
with his son, Mr. W. E. QileS, at the
Southern Pines House.
Do you use Formaldehyd for disin
fecting your rooms? If ou do it is
wek done. Ask' about it at Johnson 's
Pharmacy.
Prof: P? Elliott, of Reynoldsville,
sre Thursday
eve,t?fciil.te to Wadesboro where
own instruments,
tne.-echpse next Mon-
day. He has a" 7 incl telescope.
" Mr. H. E. Miles, in Company with
his father, left Tuesday night for New
Hampshire, after spending the winter
with the Southern Pines people. They,
were altogether pleased with their
trip, and made many friends while
here. .x , : .
Mr. I. . L. Hamlin, of the firm of
Hamlin Co., has been taking
in tne iCharlotte Gala Week. Dr.
G. H. Sadelson, of the Southern Pines"
Pharmacy also took advantage of , the
rftilro$i
"and lopk aifter business matters. ,' '
he 0 1. his
xvi uuowi villi;
Mrs. Sarah Foster Greene, who
has been visiting her mother Mrs.
'A. M. Foster, left Monday for Ando-
ver, Mass., to spend the summer.
Mrs. Greene has a very pleasant home
in Brooklyn, but prefers to go further
east for the summer. - ' '
Attention is called to the new and
special ad of Mess. Ordway & Co. , in
this issuerthey are offering a splendid
1 j -ie of goods and willsell them so
chep that yop-can Irdly1 refuse to
buy! Call X tliem at their store
opposite thjptiecJepot. ' ;
'i gj'dred at the Southern Pines
HoteiJj B. Batchlor, Raleigh, J. I,
Poplin,''Fa3ttevitie, and Mrs. A. E.
Blunck and son, Johnstown, N. Y.
At present every room in the South-
en Pines Hotel is engaged and mana
ger Giles is enjoying a good season.
J.'1 C. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn.
says, 'I cannot say too much for De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. One box
of it cured what the "doctors called an
incurable ulcer on my jaw, ' Cures
piles and all skin diseases. Look out
for worthless imitations. Johnson's
Pharmacy.
We refer you to the card of Mr.
E. G. Couch, one of our most reliable
yaung men, who is offering to fur
nish you with the latest and most
improved system of electric bells. He
is also amply prepared for. all kinds
of light repairing and will be pleased
to consult with you if you heed things
mended. ( Call on him next door to
News depot. ." ' '
A" perfect disinfectant, easily ap
plied, comparatively t inexpensive.
That is Formaldehyed. Ask to see
how it works. Johnson's Pharmacy.
through
Jpn'ep
A prominent Astronomical party
will arrive to-day from Boston and
the following have been appointed a
committee to meet them and how
them proper courtesy: Mayor Glad
mon, E. D. Oslin, H. L. Thurston,
R. E. Geyer, Dr. W. P. Swett, W. F.
Junge and S. S. Thomas.
The Misses Brown, Miss Wilcox,
Miss Smith, and Messrs. E. G. Couch
and C, L,. ' Morehouse of the Literary
Club, went to Pinehurst Thursday
evening and through the courtesy of
Prof. A. N. Skinner, of( the Naval
observatory, were permitted to look
the big telescopes. ?
f the very busy institutions
atoutnern i'mes just now is me
crate factory of our good friend Mr.
I, F. Chandler.' Berry, grape aud
. peach crates are in great demand, and
as every body isgoing to have a good
crop of all fruits, Mrv. jChandler will
necessarily have to hustle to fill all
order;'.
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
the finest pills I ever nsed. " D. J.
Moare, Millbrooki Ala. They quickly
cure all liver and bowel troubles,
Johnson's Pharmacy.
Mr. J, ,M. Tyson will begin taking
the census June i, and - you might as
well begin making up your minds to
answer all sorts of questions. If you
get manied' the first day of June you
nlkhave "to' hi ' .'single for to y?ars
tii pre-accoml ng. to the' census , report
A pleasant cal Thursday from Mrs.
A. E. Blunck and son, of Johnstown,
N. Y., who Were taking a peep at our
section of country. Mrs. Blunck is
the wife of A. E. Blunck proprietor of
the Republican, daily, and Fulton
County Republican" weekly, at Johns
town, and will go as far as Atlanta on
her southern trip., '
Messrs. W'i Bruhn and C. L.
Hayes are put at Thaggard's Mill,
and the fish are all out of the pond-
by, this time. Wehve been promis
ed accurate weights' 01 the largest ones
caught, and no -""stretching the blan
ket" abPut those 'getting away, and
as friend Hayes says the bait will all
come out of a tin can, we have hopes
of being able to state the true facts in
the case in our next issue. ' ' "
Spring cleaning and perfect disin
fecting now is the time. . Formalde
hyd is what you want. Literature
on the subject may be had for the ask
ing at' Johnson's Pharmacy
Miss Ida J. Brown, professor of
English, at Shaw University, Raleigh,
whose home is in Bangor, Maine, vis
ited with Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Emory
this week. Miss Charlotte Murray,
Matron of Estey Seminary, Shaw
University, has also been with Mr.
and Mrs. Emory , this week, besides
visiting Carthage and Jackson Springs
J. E. Judd. D. D. S.
Southern Pines, N- G.
Offers his professional services to
the people of Southern Pines and sur
rounding country.
Office over Powell's Furniture Store.
J. McN. Johnson,
ATTORNEY RT LRW,
Offers his services to the citizens of
Southern pines and commenity." Ab
stracts, deed, contracts and all office
work a specialty, '
Electric Bells.
Let me put a Systeri) of
ELECTEIC BELLS IN YOUE HOUSE
This Summer.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. All kinds of Light Re
pairing done. . V"
E. G. COUCH v -
Next door to News Depot.
K. OP P. LODGE ' NO. 103
The first anniversary of the above
lodge was celebated at the Southern ;
Pines Hotel last evening by a very -well
attended banquet, ind at 9
o'clock the spacious dining ; parlors
were thrown open to about 60 guests.
Supper served,, Mayor-Vladmon as ,
No. h. Southern Pines , Iodge No.f '
108 Df. Judd, ;
No. 2. Music Mrs. Weaver arid
Miss Kenerson.
No. 3. One year of Pythianism in
Southern Pines C. L. Hayes.
No. 4. A good thing H. O. Parker .
' "No. 5. The Ladies M. J. Torbert.
No. 6, Our visiting Brethren
J. McN Johnson of Aberdeen. '
No. 7. Aberdeen Lodge Editor '
FOR SHERIFE.
I most - respectfully announce my
self a candidate for the office of sheriff,
of Moore county, subject to the action
of the Democratic primaries and
county convention.
Very Truly, A. C. Campbell.
May 17th, 1900.
Ward H.' L.
-E. D. Oslin.
. W. Fagan.
No. 8. 'Steenth.
Thurston.
No. 9. . The Press
We believe the Pythians enjoyed
this celebration to an unusual degree
and their friends were happy in the
fact that they were so fortunate as to '
be, present on such an occasion.
While not wishing to detract from"
any of the laurels won by the rapidly
developing orators of Southern Pines,
we believe that Dr. Judd, C. L. Hayes,
H. O. Parker arid Lawyer Johnson
have stepped up severs 1 rounds
upon the ladder of fame, and are hold
ing beacon-lignts to the rest of us
who are clamoring for exaltation in
oratorical eloquence.
Mr. Elliott being absent friend
Thurston has robbed him of his
'Steenth ward fame for the time be
ing and as a competitor has gained a
position worthy of special note.
Manager Giles " and wife did them
selves credit in making perfect prepa
rations for the banquet carrying out
every, detail to perfection. ' Dancing
was commencedVat 11 o'clock and
continued for some time. Mrs. Wea
ver and Miss Kenerson are entitled to
a vote of thanks for some good music
so kindly furnished.
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