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VOL. 4 NO. 39. e. d. oslin, editor. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, JULY 18, 1902.
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Southern Pines
SANITARIUM !
The Leading Institution of the South.
For the treatment of Chronic
and Nervous Diseases. For
circulars or other informa
tion, address
EDWIN GLADMON,M. D.,
SUPERINTENDENT,
Telephone 27. P. 0. Box 26.
Leave Your LaUndru
WITH
A. S. & L. P. RUGGLES,
AGENTS FOR
ONE OFTHE BEST LAUNDRIES IN THE STATE
n a 1 1 11
a irsi-ciass wortc guaranteed ana p
reasonable. Call for price li&t ana
rices
get
good service cheaply, quickly and
factory. Phone 19
satis-
FOR PLUMBING,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HE A TING,
HYDRAULIC AND PUMP WORK AT
MODERATE PRICES apply to
R. W. BROWN,
Southern Pines. N. C.
GEO. H. HUMBER,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Carthage, N. C.
TELEPHONE CONNECTTON WITH .
OUUTHBHW trusts axli x-i.Nuuiu.rr.
J; MgN. Johnson,
Attorney rt lrw,
.Offers his 'services to the citizen of So'uth
ern Pines and community. Abstracts,
: deeds, contracts and all office . work a
specialty.
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The Bakery.
? HENRY WEBER, PROP'R.
BREAD, ROLLS.
CAKES COOKIES-
Prom pi sep tet-;ind your
PATRONAGE SOLICITED !
. (?OZD JfZC SHAKE?.
C. W.SHAW,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Attends to all business connected with
the office; writing deeds and mortgagee
nd abstract of titlas a specialty
WINDSOR HOTEL, f
JACKSONVILLE, 'FLA. : I
Dodge & Cullens, - Prop'rs.
. The New Windsor is the largest
and best hotal in: Florida '-'which
:' is, kfept Dpen the year - rouiTd.. ft
is- nrst-class in ,every.respeccv
and strictly, up "to dat& . Write
for' irmstrated book. :
Rayes $2.50 .and' Upward.
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Southern Pines Hotel,
AMERICAN PLAN.
W. E. Giles, - Prop'r.
RATES, DAY, $2,00 TO $4-00,
WEEK, $8,00 $15.00,
The Latest Improved Steam Heat.
Open all the year Round. Sanitary
Plumbing.
POSITlVErY NO CONSUMPTIVES
WILL BE TAKEN.
Orchestra through seasen. The only
hotel in town with sleeping rooms on the
ground floor.
I JUNGE & BECK, !
REAL ESTATE
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INSURANCE.
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Handles the Most Desirable
Properties in Town,
Both Improved and Un
improved. We can suit
you better 1han any
one elsl as to
CHOICE LOCATION
AND REAL VALUE ' c -
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Office on Railroad Street.
Southern Pines, N. C.
A. L. MCINTOSH.
Our present efficient Register of
Deeds for Iv,oore county, is a candi
date for re-election. . His prompt at
tention to his duties and his courte
ous treatment to the people
of the county have satisfied them,
and they see no food reason in
changing for another man.
E. P. SEAWELL,
... The present County Treasurer, is a
candidate for re-election, and wishes
it so stated. He has served the coun
ty faithfully and as a guardian of the
public funds has proven true to his
charge. Mr. Seawell promises "to be
ss faithful in the future as he has
been in the fast, and lespectfully asks
for your support.
FOR SHERIFF
- Mr. Alex Turner, of Cameron, will
be before the County Democratic Con
vention for the nomination for the
Sheriff's office. His. integrity, his fi
delity to the party, his ability to per
form well the duties of the office, his
obliging disposition, all -combine to
make him as meritorious as any can
didate whose name could be presented
to the convention. His faithful party
service as well as high fitness for the
place is well known to the people of
this county.
FOR COUNTY,TREASURER.
I am a candetfor; election to the
office of ' Treasr qMoore county,
subject tctty gctionbf the Demo.
cratic Courjiy Convention. . . , i:T;
;-.&lZy' t. McNeill. C
Mrs. J. VW.'NewhoTtse-has gone to
S t . Lou is. to be with - Her da u ghter
who is vety; ill. ' -!-
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Crown and Bridge Work Specialist.
Office Railroad Street.
Will return to Southern Pines Sept. or Oct.
LOCAL MENTION.
G. E. Edgerton, of Raeford,
was
with us some days this week.
Dr. Edwin Gladmon made a short
visit to Raleigh last Monday.
Daniel McNeill, of Vass, who is a
candidate for County Treasurer, made
us a call Tuesday. His announce
ment appears in this paper.
Col. Alonzo Stryker, well known to
thousands of people who have visited
the Piney Woods Inn, is now at Port
Jervis New York.
Paint if you will, paint if you want
to, paint if you must, but if you are
going to paint see W. T. Tyson, ss he
can furnish you all kinds of paint.
Mrs. Hughes and her sister, Miss
Simmons, from Glenwood, arrived
last Monday, ardare now comfortably
located in the Thomas cottage on
Bennett Street.
A. A. Turner, of Cameron, is in
town today and made our office a
pleasant call. He is in the race for
the nomination for Sheriff, and has a
card to that effect in today's paper.
;'E. B. Hodgin,- who has been Avith
R.
V, . Cavmess at the Van Eindley
Farm for several weeks, hps returned
to his home at Greensboro."-Mr. Hod
gins always enjoys his summer visits
to our section and is much interested
in our fruit industry'.
J. L. Thompson has resigned his
position with the Weather Bureau at
Raleigh and will return to Southern
Fines. Mrs. Thompson, who is now
in Massachusetts, will come very soon,
and together they will be content to
abide with us henceforth.
Our reporter has failed to note the
departure of Mrs. H. O. Parker and
Master Charlie, who have gone to At
lantic Beach, Mass., for the remaind
er of the summer; also the departure
of Mrs. Dr. Harry MacKnight, who
has gone to Dillsboro, Ind., to remain
till November.
Col. Charles Armour Thomas, of
refrigerator car fame and also of Ham
let, N. C, v. ill soon be with us to re
frigerate our grapes and otherwise
make us merry with his genial smiles
and witty conversation. While Mr.
Thomas has been at Hamlet the. Hon.
John T. Scarboro has successfully re
frigerated the latter end of a portion
of the peach crcp.
Wants A New Depot. Pinehurst ,
people are endeavoring to get the Sea
board Air line to furnish them a lit
tle more accommodation for handling
freight, and have asked the manage
ment to build a new warehouse be
tween the trolley and railway tracks.
V A petition has also b:n, signed by
the busines men of this place asking
Jhat in connection' with Pinehurst
the building be of sufficient size and-
. convenience to :do away with the old
depot we now have and use one for
the two places.
Real Estate
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Houses for sale and rent.
Choice lots in all parts of the city.
THURSTON & PARKER,
SOUTHERN PINES. - N. C.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.,
Pineshire Sanitarium,
FOR TUBERCULOSIS AND DISEASES
OF THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS; 1
DR. LOUIS F. HIGH. Supt.
The usual hours for consullation for per
sons not residing in the house ill be ob
served. DR. W. P. SWETT.
OFFICE HOURS.
8 TO 9 A. M. 4 TQ 6 P. M.
Dp. Harry MaG Knight
All Acute and Chronic Diseases
fully Treated
: uccess
WITHOUT DRUGS OR MEDICINE,
Office Hours- 9 to 11 A. M 2 to 5 P. M.,
7 t 8; 30 P. M. Second rioor, biick build
ng, opposite depot.
Fruft 'shipments this : week aver
amounted to 1,511 crates, including- '
cantaloupes. The late peach crop and
the grapes "will begin to go forward in
large quantities by the latter part of t
next week and continue for three or
four weeks longer.
D. I. Carson, of Pellam Manor, N.
Y., who was with os this week, made
a trip to Atlanta, returning yester
day. Mr. Carson is much pleased
with fruit prospects and present day
results, and says he is glad that a
San Jose scale-destroyer has been dis
covered as noted elsewhere in this
paper.
The enforcement of the town ordi
nance forbidding freight trains to
block the street crossings, will in
duce train employes to to be eareful.
Conductor on freight train No. 5 was
arrested Monday for allowing his
train to remain too long in one place,
but as it was his first offense he was
discharged on payment of costs, $1.90.
At the morning service, which has
been changed to 10 o'clock instead of
10:30 as heretofore, Rev. Mente will
speak from Isa. 1:2, and there will be
no preaching servioe at night during
the warm months. The young peo
ple's service will be-at 7:30 in the
evening, and the subject for Thurs
day night prayer service will be Euke
22-31.
Died-After an illness of 12 months Mrs
J..T. S oarboro died this morning, aged 43.
She will be buried at Pethesda to-morrow
afternoon, with funeral services by Rev.
Mr. Haney. Mrs. Scarboro was married
22 years ago, and was the mother of seven
children, all sui viving her but one. Her
aunt, Mrs. Jones, from Raeford, and her
brother. D. W. McMillan from Carthage,
were with her in her last hours, and we
understand through her long affliction she
has borne up with patience and fortitude