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POLICE EXAMINATIONS ORDERED.
Applicants for the Post of Deputy Chief
and Inspector to Have Hearing.

Applicants for the Post OF Deputy Chief
and Inspector to Have Hearing.
The Board OF Police Commissioners received
word yesterday from the Civil Service Com
mission that there will be an examination for
tho Office Of Deputy Chief OF Police on Sept o.
and an examination for the Office OF Police In.
spector on Sept % A resolution was passed
by the Police Commissioners that all inspcc-
tors DESTROYS OF entering tho competition for
tho office OF Deputy CHIEF Of Police must le
their applications on Sept. %. and all captains
wishing to compete Tor tho inspectorships m ust
file their applications on sept % with tho
chief clerk.
II is said that these examinations were or
dered so that Inspector Mclaughlin. who was
promoted to the office OF Deputy Chief OF
Police. but whose promotion was found TO he
irregular. and Cantain James. who was made
Inspector and suffered In the same way. might
James were dropped lack to their former
places.
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Court Made Pawnbrokers Give Up Goed..

Court Mado PaWnbrokcrs Give Up Goods.
When William Pye was arraGned In the Gen
eral Sessions Yesterday for sentence for steal
ing $4,000 worth OF cuff buttons from Il. A.
Kirby & Co.. IL Maiden lane. dozen pawn
brokers were in court with whom part OF tho
stolen goods had been pawned To thcir WOO
the court took possession OF the cuff buttons
and ben sent two detectives with Pye to round
up the rest in other pawnshops. Sentence was
postponed.
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1iridends aad anterest.
Western Union Telegraph Company,
NEW YORK, september 13th 1890.
DIlInE,ND No

The Bo1rU NJ DlrectJ-S hlVo derIareN 4 quarterly
dividend % ONE AND ONE QUARTER PER CENT.
upon the capital stock nt thIS Company. pAyab BILE
at tho Office OF the Treasurer and after the 10Th
day OF October next to shareholders OF record at the
close of he transfer books the 2o.h day OF Sep.
TENDER. inst.
. For the purpose Of the annual meeting OF stock
holders. to he held Wednesday tho llth day of Oc-
tober next. and of tho dividend above referred to,
the transfer books will be closed at three clock on
the afternoon OF September 10Th inst. and re opened
ON the morning o: October nth. 1909.
NJ. L. WLIRIIll. Treainrar
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NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.


NEW YORK, september 14th. 1899.
Preferred Stock Dividend No. 1.
At a meeting of the Board OF Directors held this
day, a uuarter'yeariy dividend of one and three
quarters per c"ntnm upon tho Preferred Capital
Stock of the National Tuos Company was declared
out Of the net profits Of the Company. payable
October ID lSD0 at .he office OF the Company No
rs Cortlandt street, Naw York City.
n, referred STOCK Transfer Books will be closed
on september 18TH. 1879. Mt II O'Clock NJ, and will
remain closed until OCTOBER 4th 1872. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. A,F LUXE Trolsursr
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$4,000, 900


Ayotinr Trust, to continue nve years to better
secure an independent administration OF tho prop.
er.y. hs. been provided for and stock Trust Certn
stock as above mentioned.
The reorganization Committee has arranged for
Port Arthur Channel and Dock Company and IT is
mnal properties by the issue Of 81 per cent ter.
minal bond. secured upon said terminals and guar.
new bonds. viii DO based upon restricted to tho
earnings of said terminal properties as they may
The b3ndS TO he sold and payments for new stock.
odrs have nI So.S anG ho Of
$t;Abo, 900 Will thus be provided for the cash re.
believed to be amply snfaccnt Therefor A''
me holders or the v,riops securities above named
ment by depoNtins their securities in either of the
ph" f sas na That ssn Co. Hssi
F5stt Tie ch!ssss8 DAY OF
2R MHl IL usGa2 fdNM
c{r BEFSsT2 oE sEcuFITEs WILL BE I RS
SstcIi TERMS As TIE uNDEks1GSEb MAY ri.
The Iroposs . plan has been prepared BY tho
rites "s thcrss @Ro"o Sl
to their fellow security holders to promptly accept
rlan and agreement which can be obtained
from either OF tho repositories from the under.
Dated F %M f. 4Ahk AIrffqp.'l7 1892
A. HECKsCHER Now York;.
HERMAN SIELCKEN New York;,
SAMUEL R SnIPLEY,
sILhS ". PETIT,
WINTHROP SMITH
WILLIAM EDENBORN (ChicaQol
MA& PAM Chicago.
-,,,or ,,o,, Committee.
No; III West sixth Street, Kansas City, No.
PAM. DOSSELLY X GLENNON,
Rookerv Building, Chicago.
READ h PETITE
No. 32S Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA
Counsel for ReorCa nization Committee.
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KNICKEnBoCKEK IyE COMPANY.

The Board Of Directors have this day declared +.
qnar'eriY dividend Of = PER CENT. on the corn.
mon stock or the KnicEcrbock er leo COMPANY ~
CEcGgo for the quarter ending sept. so nett, pay
WILLIAM A. WALTER Serretarr
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elections aud atleetinas.

'rhE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stoclhoId.r, ~
The HORN SILVER AEIS3 COMPANY for ,bs
election OF Directors for the ensuing year vim hs
held ut the once OF the Company at Salt Lave Cty
o'clock noon. A. l. HARRISON. Secretary. -
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CHtRLEsroN, W. Va. Sept lith lspp
!, Ihs Board OF Directors has this day declared
WNdenu OF three per cent. t3 per cent on the pre-
ferred Stock and dividend NJ one and one half psr
cent, - per cent on The Common Stock of this
Company. payable October 10th 1900 to the s,onE
holders OF record at the close OF business ON sep.
Transfer books will be closed at the close OF busi
llth, lSHp. w Z, DOtTlIiIRT S.rrataooeF
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THE AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE co
OF NEW JERSEY.

w y Bway, \. =. september 49, 1890.
At q meeting Of the Board OF Directors held this
day. a quarterly dtyidoad of ONE AND THREE.
QUARTERS FER GEM. upon the Preferred Stock
of this Company. payable Oct ober a. Isuu was de.
cared. para lie 10 the stakeholder. Of recor At the
close or b,iainrss upoa september ~ 1920.
For the purpose % pay.nE the said dividend the
transfer books OF the P.sferred stock Of the Com
pany Will be closed upon September ~ 1870 and
reopened October 1T, 1892, - '' ~
r. II. PATTERSON Assistant Seere..rr
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The Board OF Directors have this day doclAred a
dividend OF TWO PER CENT. on tue Common STOCK
payable Oct. to Common stucknolders OF record A.
Tie close OF tho transfer books We lnesday Sent
The transfer books Will close OH Wednesday. SAINT
20. lsnt' At 2;lb p NJ: and will reopen on Thurs.
n,.,s ROBERT McA, LLOYD, Secretary.
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O1aee va feutursess. The trading was dull and
prices were generally unchanged though some
months were slightly higher, The receipts were
heavy. but there was small local demand and little
inclination to sell.
NAVAL sroREs. -sprits OF turpeatins. pic. Com
mon 10 good strained rosin, Si.2o&$l2Th.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard waI steady: Western. Sb.o5; Con-
tnental rehnel. 80. Pork was steady 81 sp9 $3.50
for mess Meats were steady: picked hams.
a%al0e.: do. shoulders. &C.: do. bellies. 5S@Sc
Tallow. 1 lllhaAA4c Dressed hogs, SR@T%c. Dut.
ter-Creamrry Western, extras 23c; do. lrrts. 2II1
sc2c.; state. extras, 29c.; do: hrstS ri S22c.
Cheeso-StAte, full cream, snail oolored fancy.
ll.41llSc.: do, white, llA0 nc. large colored.
Ii4e'i d. w white H. EsSs1Sts,s; ISnISyi'
-"Ptov,sions wcio rather uuiet within narrow
range Of prices closing At slight decline The in
nence OF good cash TRADE held this market about
steady"
sUGAR-Raw easier at 49so. for Oa test and
$40 for Sp test Sales OF 25Sa bags M test at 4$c,
and 4ol bags molassss 80 test at 3>sc. Refined was
quiet and UNCHANGED
CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-Thess were to.dGy's prices;
Wheat. op.nras. Hishs,t. Lovs,. o7onnS. SiSSt.
Sep p.s...: 77iiNs" Tx 77SSss 1914 ! ~.
MAY. T1.s9TA 13he 1910 1oAb
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TIE GHICAG0 JUNCTIoN NAILwAYs

Z UNInS 'STOCKoYkRmsN. o NSAb!LWAYs
Tho Board of Directors have this day declared A
quarterly dividend OF ONE AND A HALF PER
inH September 30. lss" payabl, oltob n = ISop, e.
~ ckhedtrs OF record at the close of the preferred
1900. at O'Clock p. NJ. Transfer books viii e,pen
on Tuesday, October 4, 1871 " E'H
WILLIAM C. LANE, Treasurer.
Jersey City. y. j.. September ia lsas
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Tho Chicago, Rock Island u Pacific R,il.
way C"mnnny.

OFFICE OF TIE TREASURER.
So, Chicngn, Sept 18th, lsaN
quarterly dividend of $l2b por share viii be
paid November LIST next tn the lareholderH of this
Gompsnys stock registered on the closing Of the
Tac Transfer Books will he closed at three O'Clock
p. NJ on the 2Sth day of Septem Der and re.opens5
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the nth day OF Ortober neIt
u. u. HAYNF Tranamrar
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III 30 Broadway. New York, manufacturers OF
mining and smelling mac hinery. Estimates on min
ing. milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
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$1O0,0O0.0O
FIRST
MORTGAGE
BONDS
OF THE
CANISTEo WOODWORKING
CO.,
CANIsTEo. Ny.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
President
J. " Lawrence Lawrence Bros. Yoniersj.
u u,., Vice President
o, Secretary end Treasurer
G. X. Culver dry goods. 10 Main ST. Yonkers n 7.
non d. irving Burns ....l82 Nassau st., New York
Alfred Singer capitalist. Flushing N Y.
These are 20 year q per cent Gold Bonds OF
100000 each. interest payable semi. nually and
arc secured by hrst mortgage the entire property
OF the above corporation tho cost OF the property
mort2aved being over $500. 900. on.
.Ihe annual earning power OF the COMPANY above
all charges Is about . 10 900 90.
inc entire bond issue is soc 900. co. OF which
is offered for public sale at par for de-
livery on or about October l.
AppllcAt.ons must be accompanied by checks for
~ per cent or the amount subscri bod for; balance
pHyablc when allotments made. Failure to pay
oaiance when due will operate as q forfeiture Of
amounts previously paid.
SUBSCRIPTIONS NAV be sent to the undersigned,
VINO nave made careful and complete examination
OF inc property mortRGged and uuhesttatinyly re.
veBtors.
Henry Voorce Brandenburg & Co.
uncorporated)
BANKERS,
wall st. So Broadway.
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Common Stock:
To participating sharon lders. or
those who may pay . U per share
~ ABOVE. ............... ~
For acquisition of tie Capital
stock OF the Kansas City Subur-
ban belt railroad Company at 26
per cent, Observation-Disclosures.
Reserved for future reduirements
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3inanrial.
REoRc ANIMATION OF
KANSAS CITY, PlTTSBURG & GULF
RAILROAD COMPANY

AND ITS TERMINAL COMPANIES
tn the Holders Of the bonds ana stocks
Of the Kama, city, Plttsburs 4 Gulf
Railroad Company,
AND
To tic Holder, of the stock OF the Kansas
CITY suburban Belt Railroad Company
and Port Arthur Channel 4 Dock Com.
pany.
Notice 1. hereby given that the undersigned
asnsst pf'p CITY pitt.bnrS and QUIZ Rsroad
SS%Saass o oaa S[ N .ooss %
companies, copies q which can be o6tsnsd At the
P ssbosrd National Bank Of New York.
S sos 's sf the committee from whsh fa par:
cuIsrs and details can be ob..ined Briefly stated.
psny Which WI acquire ali ths properly o. ne
K.n;r. CITY rs sHa "f RsTCsd o GG%
.toeE. ' OF the Kansas CITY ss6urba" Belt
compsny. thu. binvins the whole system under one
ownership ana manaaom1ent an. ,o,,.,-,-. -..
First Mcrte.ge hftyyear four per cent.
10 be sssnssa upon 4. l she rops5,;s ncS q 4.
ina tSS and the Port Arthur and
P PDat Hp%i sock four per cent. non.
cumulatiye sso o ooo ocS S
ThSss .ocart viii 30 appropr,tsd spprOli;
coupon due April i, 1922:
Fo. the conversion of the exist
ing First Mcrtgnre Bonds of the
Kansas City. Pittsburg and
0ulf Railroad Company. at the
rate OF $3.50 in new bonds for ~
$1,000 of present bonds 49,. SIS. DOC. 900
To be sold for cash requirements
OF new Company. These bonds
per cont .........:.:..... =, 100000
auirements OF new Company. 5000 900
Total. .........................s 3o.o 900
TO holders of present mortgage
bondp at rate of S4OO for each
$1,000 Of said bonds .........:... to.0oo.ooo
For acquisition of the Capital
Stock of tho Kansas City Sub
urban Bolt Company. at &c per
cent, of new stock for each share
Of oxistins stock. ................. $780,. 500
To participating stotkholders. or
the syndicate who may pay $40
present Kansas City, Pittsburg
stock .'.......... . 100000
ments ...........e.................. 4,4s7.boo
Total issues. ................. $40. ooo. 900
Common Stock:
To participating shnroholders, or
those who may pay $40 per share
above. .S2$,OOO,OOO
For acquisition of tie Capital
stock OF the Kansas City subur
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

blind, has been in the city for the
greater part Of the week.
Miss Alice Fighter returned home
Wednesday from Scarcy, Ark, where
she has been spending the year teach
ing art in an academy.
Dentist Hill, over Miller l. Paine.
Mr.. Edgerton, OF the state board OF
transportation, went to Grand Island
Thursday evening: to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Meserve spent the past week in
McCook, the guest OF Ler daughters.
Mr.. H. M. Buchanan, auditor for
Swift & Co. Of Omaha, was 10 the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Schroeder has spent several days
Of the week in Omaha.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25
IN THE SCHOOL ROOM.
martha PIERCE.]

MARTHA FIERCE.
A weight Of several tons OF crushing
responsibility bows down the adult who
has thrust upon him the pleasure OF i'm
pressing relative moral valves upon the
young, undiscriminatipg mind. Unac-
customed to the methods of arranging
mental lights so that the subject shall
appear properly to the ding, he
is Incorporating and unmerciful in
his judgments. Nothing inherently
black, according to his lights, can pre-.
sent to his mental vision one white spot
While one would not decry the teaching
Of the effects Of stimulants and narcot.
les, at the proper age. the ludicrous
statements made by young children in
whose undevelopsd mind some conscien-
tious teacher has endeavored to jmpIant
temperance principles can but lead to
the conclusion that it is idle to attempt
to force upon child knowledge which
at this stage OF his development it does
not need and cannot assimilate. TO be
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

gleeful owner Of small spotted terrier.
my cats is named Dewey md Ssmp.
son. said Hal one day. Without this
explanation his remark to me this morn.
ing might eem:incomprebensible:
"Sampson is awful good rat catcher,
lie can catch more rats an Dewey any
day."
In school which delights to soak II.
self IN the errstic adventures Of girl
called Alice In Wonderland the teacher
reproved a boy for his incesssnt smile
which occasionally grew to q gigRle.
II guess," said little girl virtuously.
"he's tryin' to act like the Cheshire cat
He better look out or they won't be
nothin' left Of him but grin"
In the geography class boy electro.
cuted his teacher with the statement
that they are three kinds OF climate.
tho fgid. temperance and TOPICAL Il
is safe to guess that the children whose
opinions on the drink and tobacco cues.
ton were quoted above. must dwell in
the temperance. climate.
The measles have Trimmed the rsnks
in enc school. and the reports of the
stage reached by various sbsentees is a
feature OF tho morning. A li,tlo eirl
ran In one morning this week with tho
statement, luckily a mistaken enc, "Bes-
sic and her sister is not supposed to
live"
"Hsve you had the measles?' said the
teacher putting tho stock question to
q boy with flushed face.
mo" he said mournfully, but I've
been Supposed"
Iii IL supposed that tho remainder Of
the school have been alec. since bis
empty desk signifies the result Of the
"supposing."
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

sure a boy who has the dangers Of
smoking thus arranged in his mind
would surely never tempt fate by light.
ing the destructive cigarette:
Boys should not smoke because it
poisons the blood, makes the hart beat.
ing 90 fast. 1t kills the boy too. and In.
lures their lungs and makes the brsnes
STOP"
A little girl gravely states that "a boy
should not use tobacco because it lie
gamboling."
Many reasons have besn advanced and
perhaps che is not first 10 the field 10
promulgating the theory that a boys in.
herent tendencies to "gambol" are usual.
ly responsible for his lspses from virtue.
Nevertheless she builded better than
she knew.
"When you take drink OF alcohol"
warns a nine. year old, ut burnst the
stumak." People who are 10 the habit
Of taking drink OF alcohol are tereby
warned Of its dangerous tendencies.
1T is not nice for man to smoke.
Nobody has no respect for him" is one
OF the unqualified statements which
makes the teacher'ga over test papers
aud wonder what in the world she did
say to induce such conclusions. OF
course she is not responsible for all the
undiscriminating attacks upon the drink
and tobacco habit. Home training has
a great deal to do with child's atti.
tude. And perhaps it is better to have
a small fanatic than too great lsxity.
It 10 more comfortable to turn 10 sub.
jects which have their undisputed place
in q childs' life and thought. Their
quaint conceits. concerning their play,
their stories. their pets, are more inter
esting than their opinions concerning q
question too large for the nation. my
dog 10 nine years old and he amt nothin'
but a little pup YETI announced the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25

THE COURIER 10 for sale at the lead.
ing newsstand. Subscription price for
one year 10 81. Phone 304.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-03-25


guests met at the home Of neighbor
and proceeded in body to the home OF
the pastor, where they made the eur
prize complete. Games and hearty
feast we're the order Of the evening.
The ladies OF the North Side cicrle OF
st. Paul's church met with Mrs. H. A.
Tibbetts Wednesday afternoon and had
one Of the pleasantest meetings they
have had this winter. Mesdames Hin
man, Franklin, Graham, Stuart and
Richards appeared on the program and
presented bright and sparkling papers
on biblical history. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Fred Hildebrand has gone to
Sioux Falls, s. D., where she will here
after reside, Mr.. Hildebrand. having
been connected with Hotel Cataract Of
that city for some time, they have
decide to make Sioux Falls their home.
Mrs. Hildebrsnd's absence is very no.
ticeable, che having been an active
worker 10 st. Agnes Guild Of st. Luke's
Episcopal church, also very prominent
in Relief Corps circles. Her daughter
Mable accompanied her.
The RosebuG club held a party
Wednesday evening in Walsh's hall.
which proved to be one of the most
pleasant ef the season. About fifty
couple trippeo the light fantastic toe
until q late hour. The next feature OF
the club will be masquerade.
DR.. M. II. Everett and Dr.. Garten
went TO Illinois Saturday night. DR..
Everett went to Mendoza to spend Sun
day with bis mother. DR.. Garten went
to Princeton to visit his father. The
doctors returned Monday.
The Woman's Bimetallic club met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Belle G
Bigelow at the Lincoln hotel. Mrs.
Bigelow addressed the ladies' and then
social meeting wac in order.
Mrs. Morris Stur 1928 R street. gave
a delightful little dinner party on
Wednesday evening in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. Huntoon, who left Thurs
day for Duluth.
Mr.. e. l.. Richeson is assisted by Miss
Matte Mundorf 10 teaching fancy steps,
stage dancing. fencing, etc. Children's
class, 2 to 4 o'clock, 81 for eight lessons.
Richeson's dancing academy, al South
Twelfth street.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Ogden, Miss
Harris and Miss Dorrance Hsrwood left
for Chicago to attend the wedding Of
Miss Bert Clark Of that city. to Prof.
Lyon OF Lincoln.
William Reed Dunroy, the poet, may
be engaged for limited number Of par.
lor or club readings from his own poems
by addressing The COURIER.
Mics IRA Kelley of Omaha attended
tho Delta Gamma banquet at the Lin
coin Saturday evening. She expects to
90 abroad In few weeks for tour Of
Europe.
Mics Charlotte Clark went to Chicago
Tuesday afternoon to attend the we'd
ding Of her cousin Miss Bert Clark. She
will remain severcl days.
Miss Helen Rowland Of the State
House ". Mt to Nebraska City yesterday
to spend Sunday with her sister.
Mr.ysnd Mrs. A. Q. Ricketts, went to
Chicago Saturday to spend few days.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

The Piney Woods Inn closed
last Monday. A number will re
main in town even later. Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Matthai, will be To-
Gated at the Prospect House An
mex, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Iingley at
The Grove Cottage, Mrs. Neal at
Mrs Quimby's cottage, Mrs. Coles
and Miss Coles at The Prospect
House and others are about town
trying to decide upon a home.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

The principal POSSESSIONS of the
United States today, are the Phil
pine Islands, Hawaiian Islands,
Porto Rico, Ladrones, (Cuba soon
to folIow,) and PoND's EXTRACT for
the aches and pains Of their inhab
itants.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

Mess. Geo. and w. }. Young
have 10 acres of dewberry and
blackberry plants from which they
will soon begin to ship. They
have over 10000 plants.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

Our office was visited last Sat-
urday by John l4eitch, JT., of the
East Hampton, Mass. Enterprise,
K. Babcock of the Winchester,
N. H. Star, and VIM. P. Hunt, f
the Valley Herald, Conyngham,
Pa. all of whom are touring our
section to see what we have, and
were enroute to Atlanta, Ga. to
attend The international Sunday
School Association which recent
ly convened in that city.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06
LOCAL MENTION.

Miss Bisbee of Springfield Vt.
returned North on last Tuesday
morning. Miss Bisbee has been a
guest at The Piney Woods Inn
since December first, the day the
hotel opened. q.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

Some of those leaving the past
week for their homes are: Miss
Gibson for Washington, W. L..
Warren and two daughters for
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and
son for New York, and F. Lawn
A.
for Lewiston Pa.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

Pleasant calls last week from
S, F, 4 n. w. Pratt, publishers
and printers from Braintree and
Abingdon, Mass, two jolly mem
bers of the craft who we're taking
apleasure trip to the Southland.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

Prof. Horace Briggs of Buffalo
guest at The Piney Woods Inn
returned to his home the past
week. The professor was de-
lighted with Southern Pines ard
says he will surely return next
winter.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

We received PLEASANT calls last
week from A. j. Deal, Of the He
raid, Fairport, N. Y. and ii.
Restrain, editor Of New Works
famous German paper, Volks-
blatt, who were enroute to Allan
ta,. They stopped over especially
to see Southern Pines.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

The Memphis, Tenn. Scimitar Of
April Oath says that; the Seaboard
Air Line and the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St Louis railroad
brought into Memphis yesterday
two cars of freight which had
made an actual running time Of
tour and one-half days from New
York. This is the fastest time
made up to date in this city by a
rail and water line, and is close to
the time made by the all rail
lines, none of which run it in less
than four days.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

Miss Robinson and Miss Winkler
OF New York, Miss Alice M. Morse
Of Natick Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
q E Mooney Of Bridgeport CT. and
B. L. Palmer Of BooDville n. Y.
all guests at The Piney Woods
Inn returned home the past week.
Miss Robinson has spent four Win.
ters at Southern Pines, Miss Morse,
three winters, Miss Winkler, Mr..
Mr.. Mooney and Mr. Palmer two
winters; which helps prove the
popularity Of our town as resort.