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VOL. I NO. 5. e. d. oslin, editor. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, DECEMBER (i, 1901. $1.00 PER YEAR.
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Southern Pines Sanitarium.
.DISEASES OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS. .
" Dyspepsia' siniplv means "di'Ticult diwstion," either of the stomach
or how el s : but this ili cultv miy he of an hundred different decrees and
variety. While in souk; cises tlie stomach alone seems a lected, and in
others' the hows nhme. the truth is that the di ferent parts of the diges
tive tract are so intijitoly connected that trouble in one part soon mani
fests itself in other parts.
IT IS BUT A FEW YEARS
Ago that the principal remedy of physicians in these diseases
was pepsin or something similar. Modern methods f treatment
are entirely different. When digestion is not thorough and
complete, the remainder of the food is prone to dec mpose.
This decomposition gives rise to. various kinds of gnses, and the
lining membrane of the stomach becomes coated with catarrhal
products. In advanced cases the gastric cells atrophy and dis
appear. NOW IT SEEMS NATURAL
In such cases, instead of mixing medicine with this putrid mass, to thor
oughly wash the stomach When this is done it will often be found that
Nature then completes the cure. In intestinal indigestion the same
principal of treatment applies. Another advantage of this lavage treat
ment is that the water may be medicated with appropriate remedies and
its action gotten just where it is needed. In this institution electricity is"
extensively used in the treatment of these diseases. By properly - fash
ioned electrodes the water in both stomach and bowel washes is impreg
nated with electricity, and the entire surface comes under its beneficent
influence.
ADDRESS
EDWIN
SOUTHERN PINES,
Cottage Market,
FOR GOOD WESTERN MEATS, .
FISH AND OYSTERS,
GO TO
3. cottage market,
'Phone i.
Elliott & McQueen.
House and Sign Painting,
DECORATING,
Graining, Paper Hanging and
. Hard Wood Finishing.
Estimates furnished on work for any
place in North Carolina, South Carolina or
Virginia. Elliott & McQueen
SOUUieni X'Uiea. ii. v.
R.M Couch Sons & Co.
General Peed Store.
WAV P.ORNT O ATS. SHIPSTUFF,
BREAD AND PASTRY
FLOUR,
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR,
CORN MEAL.
STOCK AND POULTRY
CONDITION FOODS.
LIME AND CEMENT,
WOOD.
rpvpR East Ra'lroad Street
(xrneb fcAfu & Connecticut Avenue.
East op Freight Depot
FREE DELIVERY
To All Parts of The City.
GLADMON. M. D.,
SUPERINTENDENT.
NORTH CAROLINA.
J. L. GLADMON, PROPRIETOR.
Southern Pines Hotel,
ACCOMMODATES 50 GUESTS.
Most convenient locality in town. Sanita
ry plumbing, electric lights, hot and cold
baths. Terms, including heat and light;
$2 TO $4 PER DAY,
$7 TO S15 PER WEEK,
According to size and location of room.
Careful attention given to table and serv
ice. Only hotel in town with open fires
and sleeping rooms on ground floor. Long
er nniYhp.s than nnv other hnrl i
No consumptives will be received at this
W. E, GILES, Proprietor.
FOll SALE.
) Large family horse, kind and per
fectly safe for ladies to drive; also har
ness "nd top buggy nearly new. Call
or address, Dr. Lasker Cottage.
Southern Pines, N. C.
i i i,n
Messrs. Carrington and Carrington
frcm Baltimore, who were here hunt
ing last week were delighted with
their trip and say we have lots of
game in adjoining territory. McQueen
& Elliott ga' e them special attention
and showed them where the birds live.
F. B. Thomas for a long time in
business in this place, and one of our
popular young men, died Tuesday
Dec. 3, in the City hospital of New
York. About five weeks ago he was
taken ill and was carried to the hos
pital where it was discovered that he
had typnoia lever, .from then until
the time of his death he constantly
failed.
SHORT LOCAL MENTION.
Geo. Graves of Carthage was in
town on business Thursday.
Fine Picture Frames made to order,
at J. N. Powell's.
Dr. W. A. Monroe of Sanford spent
Wednesday evening in town.
The K. of P's. hold their semi an
nual election of officers to-night.
Miss Grace Hunter of Newport
News, left for her home Monday night.
H. L. Thurston after spending a
few days in town returned to Lincoln
ton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Johnson, of
Rochester, N. H., are expected to ar
rive to-night.
Cardin ales full sized clear Havana
cigar. We sell them for 5 cts.
The News Depot.
Mrs. M. A. Mason, of Watkins
Glen, N. Y., is at the Newhall cottage
for the winter.
The K. P's are hard at work on their
new play to be given some time in
December. '
Nice line of home made candy at
A S. & L. P. Ruggles. Choice va
rieties. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Parker and son
Charles, are moving to tr eir old quar
ters at Stringer's to-day.
A pleasant call ' this morning from
Mr. H. A. Catlin, who has come to
spend the season in our town '' ' ',
Thefkadies Aid Society of th Con
gregational church, will give a Chick
en Pie dinner on New Year's day.
H. O. Parker spent Tuesday in
Pinehurst surveying for a new loca
tion cf the trolley line to the Carolina.
The new gasoline lamp near the
postoffice is appreciated by every one.
A few more about our business square
would look well.
The freight depot has been moved
back to make room for a new side
track, thus greatly improving our
freight service.
Mr. E. G. Couch, one of our popu
lar young men, has gone to Jackson
ville, Fla., where he has a position
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Leland of Gard
ner, Mass., Mrs. S. J. Aldridge and
Miss Susan C. Aldridge of Rome, N.Y.
were visitors at the Experimental
Farm a few days since
Sheriff Jones will be here next Mon
day afternoon and 1 ight for the last
time this year to collect County and
State taxes. This is also the List
month for the payment of your town
taxes.
The City Telephone Co. has added
the names of the Pineshire Sanitarium,
Dr. L. F. High, Supt., and G. W. P.
Jerrard to its list of subscribers this
week. The prompt addition of every
new business man to the list of sub
scribers, speaks well for the service
we are receiving.
' Mr. and Mrs. .H G. Phelps, Miss
Bronson, Drs. E. L. Bealeand J. V. E.
Winnie have returned to their homes
in Sidney, N. Y. We regret that they
did not remain with us for the winter
as intended. F. T. Wheeler and wife
and Mrs. H W. Smith will remain
in the Lasker cottage.
THURSTON & PARKER,
CIVIL ENGINEERS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
SOUTHERN PINES. - N. C.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED,
Pineshire Sanitarium,
FOR TnBERCULOSIS AND DISEASES
OF THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS;
DR. LOUIS F. HIGH, Supt.
The usual hours for consult atiori for per
sons not residing in the house Till be ob
served. DR. W. P. SWETT.
OFFICE HOURS.
10 TO 12 A M. 4 TO 6 P. M.
INHflLflTORY ; ' '
10 TO 12 A. M. 3 30 TO 5 30 P. M.
Dr. K. M, Ferguson
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER
VICES IN GENERAL PRACTICE
To the people of Southern Pines and
surrounding country. Is also prepared to
make chemical, microscopical and bacte
riological examinations tor practitioners,
as aids to diagnosis and treatment.
COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Rooms over the Hardware store with
modern improvements t let.
Apply to 'S S. THOMAS, Brick Hard
ware Store, Railroad Street.
FnrvSqlp nr Rpnf
,1 Ui WUIV VI I I VIII.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. Six Rooms
City Water desirable localitv.
Apply to I. H. HALL,
Southern Pine, N. C,
Glen View Cottage,
NICE ROOMS AND EXCELLENT TABLE,
MODERATE TERMS.
South Bennett Street.
MiSS KEUvER.
DRESSMAKING,
All kinds of DRESSMAKING. CUTTING
AND FITTING.
MISS EDITH L. NEWTON,
SOUTHERN PINES. - - - N. C.
At Mrs. Foster's cottage, No, 2, Bennett
Street,
Grove Cottage,
BENNETT STREET,
MRS. Z. M. RE A, - Proprietress.
HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE;
Good service, convenient location and
rates reasonable.
Kimball Cottage,
SOUTHERN PINES. - - N. C.
G. A. KIMBALL, PROPRIETOR.
EXCELLENT BOARD FROM
$7.00 TO $9.00 PER WEEK.
BATH ROOM; SANITARY PLUMBING.
Vermont Avenue.
The Newhall Cottage.
Mrs. R, Sanderson, Proprietress.
NEWLY FURNISHED. HOMELIKE AND
COMFORTABLE.
Prices Reasonable; Good Service
Southern Pines; - n.C
The most conveniently located boarding
house in town.