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VOL. 6 NO 24. e. d. osun, editor. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C, AI'KIL. 1, 1904.
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DR. J. ERNEST JUDD,
DENTIST,
Crown and Bridge Work Specialist.
Office Railroad Street.
Local Mention.
Miss Edith H izmaon is home
from the Visitation Convent,
Washington, D. C, to spend
the Easter holidays with her
parents.
Threads for Hardanger, the latest
embroidery ; prettiest line ever seen.
At Patch's.
' Johnson & French have sold
lots 7 and 8, b'ock L and 4, in
cluding the I. L. Hamlin resi
dence on Pennsylvania ave. and
Broad sfc. Name of purchaser
rig, withheld for the present.
Low mass will be said at St.
Anthony's church Sunday mor -iug
at 10 oclouit. Special rni
bic by the choir.
' W. T. Tyson of the VanLind
ley Farm paid us a call yester
day and reports that the. cold
did no damage to the fruit.
Gun metal shirt waists and Dresden
Buttons the latest thing out, and the
nicest. You will find them at Patch's.
BOILED HIM,
ASHLAND HAM,
Berlinger Ham, Bologna Sausage,
Presse;l Pigs Feet. Cooked Roast
Beef and Chipped Dried Beef, all
Sliced to suit Purchaser at the
CITY MARKET
Phone 44. I. L. HAMLIN. Propr,
Ladies ' oxfords A splendid assortment
of the H. W. Crocker famous $1.50, $1.75,
and $2100 ; any size and width. They are
beauties and found only at Patch"s De
partment store.
Many of us were afraid that
the cold spell of this week would
irij urp the iruit crop , bu t after
hearing from many of the most
prominent growers, we are as
sured that no damage has been
done
Jonson & Frenrh have receiv
ed a check for $300.00 to pay
for the Spring tract of land of
Mrs. juggles, soil to L A.
Vance of Yonkers, M. Y.
We are rhceiving new goods
every day at (3rd way's
Mrs. J. H. Tuttle, and son,
from Milford, Conn., are two
pleasant visitors to our sec
tion, with headquarters at
the Inn. Mrs. Tuttle seems
pleased with the many inter
. esting attractions of the sand
hills and has enjoyed her vis
its to the fruit farms, and al
so to the extensive dairy farm
at Pinehurst. She will go
north on Monday and we
have reason to believe that
Fhe will remember us pleasantly.
" Good afternoon Mr. Editor
Is this the local paper the free
and un trammeled Pivss?" "Yes
sir." " Well, my name is just
plain John Vanderbilt not one
of the W lhamses by that, name
I am just nobody from nowhere,
but I am spending a few week
in your town, stopping at the
Mount Vernon House. I am
also from New York. Good
day." '
Mr. and Mrs A, P Kelsey
and son, and Mrs. White-and
chddreu, of Indiana, who have
been here more than three
months, occupying apartments
in the Essex, returned to the
north Sunday night
Dr. O. E. Morrison, Mrs. Mor
rison and tw,o children, of Bar
Harbor, Maine, have left for the
North! They, will sDeQcbojme-
time in rhilttdeJphiabn the way.
They have had rooms at the Os
good.
bee our line of Ladies' and
Misses Oxfords before you
buy, at Ord way's. .
W. D. Carpenter, who met
with an accident while changing
train at Florence, S. C, March
18, has been for, the past ien
days at Southern Pines hotel
under the care of Dr. K. M. Fer
guson. At first it was thought
a fracture of the ritn. While it
has been very painful, it is not
as serious as first considered.
He; with hu wife', will leave for
Washington Sunday or Monday
Just recived the nicest line
of ladies Dress and Shirt
Waist goods at Ordway's
Mr. A. H. Kahn has returned
to his home in New York after
spending six weeks ac the Piney
Woods Inn. Mr. Kahn is a
most pleasing and entertaining
gentleman, and says he never
saw a'more perfect climate than
ours, having gained several
pounds, and left feeling that he
was well repaid for his visit.
He desires the Free Press to ex
press his thanks to Mr and Mrs.
St. John, at the Inn, for such
splendid entertainment; and for
many courtesies whioh he says
added greatly to the pleasure of
his stay.
D. F. McAdams and L, P.
French have bought 6 building
lots on Cor. Indiana avenue
and Ashe street.
The Niagara Company has
bought of Mr. Gerish the 30 acre
tract or land, including the
house and lot , at Manly.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
CURED.
William Shaffer. abraKemanof Denni-
son, Ohio, was confiined to bis bed for sev
eral weeks with inflammatory rheuma
tism "I used nnv remedies." he savs.
Finally 1 sent to McCaw"s drug store for
a bottle of Chamberlain"s Pain Balm, at
which time I was unable to use hand or
foot, and in one week"s time was able to
go to wont as nanny as a clam " For
sale by Sadetsofli . & FMt and Underwood
Pharmacy: ; - ' . v; , v .- " '
J. McJSr. JOHNSON,
ATTO N E Y AX 1-A W.
Offers his services to the citizen of South
ern Pine3 and community. Abstracts,
deeds, contracts, and all office work a
specialty.
PLEASANT ViEW COTTAGE
MRS. R. SANDERSON, Proprietress.
CHOICE ROOMS,
Good location, anl everything home-like
and comfortable. Table boaders taken.
Near Cor, Broad St. and Mass. avenue.
GARNET RINGS,
Birth-Stone for January,
We have a large assortment .in
beautiful patterns, and at prices to
suit every purse. Consult us for all
your wants in our line. Ask for one
of our beautiful calendars.
N D. WELLS. ,'
Southern Pines Jeweler.
Craddock"s toilet son p the best you
ever saw and the cheapest at Patch"a.
MORE RIOTS. -
Disturbances of strikers are not nearly
as grare as an individual disorder of the
system. O verwork, loss of sleep: nervous
- tension will be followed by utter collapse
"unless a reliable remedy is immediately
' employed. There"s nothing so efficient
v to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys
-. -,-afl Electric Bitters it's a wonderful tonic
- and effective-nervine. and the greatest all
around medicine for run down systems.
It dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and
- Neuralgia, and -ex-pels Malaria germs
s. Only 50 cents, and'satisf action guaranteed
. v Sadelson & Flint and UnderwoocTs
pharmacy.
There is no prettier stand in Southern
Pines than the one containing the splendid
selection of Walter Pralt"s famous toilet
articles at Patch"s Department store.
Choice perfumes of every flavor, and
sachet powders, and at prices which defy
competition. It is worth your time to
drop in and see this assortment. Don"t
miss the next opportunity.
Rev. A. A. Ellsworth will
preach the Easter sermon at tlje
Cong'egational c'iurch Sunday
.morning .at 10.30. t-pecial mu
sic is expected, and thtrd will
be a decoration of flowers. Mrs.
Tenny lead -the Senior C E.
meeting at 7 P. M. Old and
young are cordially, invited 10
these s rvices. Sunday Schoul
at 11 45 A. M.
4 P.M.
Junior C. E. at
Now is Your Chance!
To buy a bran new cottage situated
on one of the loveliest sites in Touth
ern Pines. Very sightly, healthy and
in the upper residence portion of the
city located on May street. City wa
ter and other conveniences. Call and
see for yourselves.
; Mrs. A. A. Moulton.
NOTICE.
As administrator of the Estate of the
late George W. P, Jerrar 1. decsased, I will
oiler for sale on the 4th day of April 1904,
to the highest bidder all the personal ef.
fects belonging to the said estate, consist-'
ing of the entire estate Terms of sale
cash.
Mbs. Catherine S. Jebraed, Admr.
E. Xu BUKNS,
Attorney At Iaw,
Poorrjs 7 & 9 Law Building,
CARTHAGE, KT. C. "
Practice in all State Courts.
The Piney Woods Inn
NOW OPEN
Modern In alls its Appointments.
Entirely new and Sanitary plumb
ing. Rooms with Bath attached.
THE INN
Is always open for inspection. Rates
gladly furnished and booklets given free.
NO CONSUMPTIVES EVER RECEIVED.
LEON ST. JOHN, Manager.
Costs You Nothing
To see our line of
ELECTRIC BELLS AND
PUSH BUTTONS. .
And very little to have one put
in your house.
CITY TELEPHONE CO.
D. F, MCADAMS,
PfcfirlYtrlftt Mtmfctb.
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONA
BLE PRICES.
Office Municipal Building Cor. Broad St.
and New Hampshire avenue.
PiNEBLUFF
PATRICK HOUSE
PLEASANT ROOMS
' . AND
rnrm tadi d dhadtv
For. either transient or rjermanent
sruests. . - . . :
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good woooFon mt.
MIXED OAK AND PINE
Cut to stove and fireplace lengths. LeEve
orders with A. H. Root or P, Pond.
' s. n. viall!
Land For Sale,
Three hundred and five acres on
Aberdeen & Ashboro Railroad, ad
joining Pinehurst, containing more
than 700 lots 80 by 160 feet, and a
park. Unequalled as a town site.
Inquire of S. F. Stevens, at Teffer-
son Inn, Southern Fines, N. C
MILK MILK!
FRESH MILK delivered twice
every day, and new orders bv tel
. ephone will receive prompt atten- '
lion, s
Every effort made to please our
customers.
Telephone No. 57-2.
PINEY WOODS FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM,
W. Ji & G. P. YOUNG. Pronrletnr
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
U. L. SPENCE.
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
CARTHAGE. N. C.
C. W. SHAW,
JUSTICE OF, THE PEACE.
Attends to all business connected with
the office; writing deeds and mortgages
and abstract of titles a specialty ,
Southern Pines Market,
D. P. KELLY, Trop. '
FRESH MEATS, BEEF,. "
CHICKENS, AND FISrL
The best in all lines, and prompt
and courteous attention. 'Phone 1
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