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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

Neither President Browning nor Presi.
dent Pro TEN odell being present this
morning. Secretary o'QniRn called the sen
ate to order aud announced that the cleo.
ton Of president pro TEN al interim was
In order Staples nominated Potter and
Paulus nominated Davidson CDe Witt.
Both gentlemen vigorously objected ana
urged that their names he withdrawn.
Finally Staples withdrew Pottcr's name
and in the face of strenuous protest ia.
wilson tDe With was elected Warlapd
and Prnlus escorted him to the chair. TO
which he Immediately called the senator
desk
Chaplain Davenport in his PRAYER asked
again for the recovery of President Nc,
ktnley and for the reco5ery of Lieutenant
Governot Browning, who is confined to his
room as the result of fall
Ahsentees were excused and there being
no further business, recess to IL o'clock
was taken.
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1900
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
PENlTENTlARY BOARD HELD ITS
MONTHLY MEETING.
Statistics as to the Number of Convicts
and Their Dispostion--New
Fee Bill in Effect.

Austin Texas September 1.-THE penl-
Tertiary board held its regular monthly
neeting today in the executive depart
ment. The report Of j. S. Rice. superin-
tendent of penltentIaries, for the month Of
August was approved by the hoard, and
shows the total number Of convicts on
hand on August / to he 4oo4, the number
Of new convicts received during the month
was II. recaptured 3, returned by sheriffs
3: total 40S3 Out Of that number 101 were
discharged. II pardone1. 10 escaped, 10
died and ! was delivered to sheriff, leaving
balance on hand on August 81 of 1880.
They are distributed as follows: State in
sane asylum /, contract forces 14lo. share
forces 35l Harlem State farm 154 Will
lam clemens State farm 1873 Wynne State
farm SO, Rusk 52s, Huntsville 625' total
1850
The report Of Financial Agent w NJ. G..
Hll for August shows the total receipts
for the month to he $50 s34,s4 and the total
Disbursements S56,0S23 49, The balance on
hand is S17, $40 AZ and Is distributed as
follows: Cash in safe at Huntsville
Sl0is94; Gibbs National hank. HUNTSVILLE.
Si75a "a: r. w. House bank, Houston,
S22SS. 81. Hntchins, Scaly & Co.. Calves
Ton. $685.. %; City National bank, Dallas,
S213s rs; American National bank Aus
tin S2471 90: a. s. Bushy, Rnsk, S291l. 70;
John Il Luther Greenville. 1878 S., II. S.
Sisk, Houston. S194.45. Total, S17.440.l3.
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Steamship Libeled.

Galveston, Texas. September 1.-The
British steamship Bardsey has been seized
by United States Deputy Marshal H. IL.
Haley under process issued on a libel
which was filed In the United States court
at Pensacola. Fla
The libel alleges that the master Of said
vessel refused TO sign the bills Of ladlug
on n cargo of lumber which was loaded on
his vessel at Pensacola alleging that The
charterers had failed to furnish the proper
sawed lumber In consequence " which the
ship was unable tn receive it's fun cargo,
aud claimed lien on the cargo In the ma
turc OF dead freight" This action on the
part Of the master is claimed to have de-
preclatcd the value Of the bills of ladiug
10 the amount OF 5000.
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New Methodist chureh.

Galveston. Texas, September II Tho
ground was broken today for the founda
tion Of the new Central Methodist church
building, which IL to be erected at the cor
ner Of Nineteenth and Avenue The hrst
shovel of dirt was dug by Rev. Seth Ward,
the pastor Of the church
The contractor then took charge Of the
work with force OF men and viii push
the building 60 completion MS rapidly as
possible
There viii be several handsome mcmor-
ial windows In the new building, one OF
Miss Eta Toothaker who was formerly
devoted member Of St james Method st
church, but who was drowned during the
storm.
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RoegERs REPoRTeo cAPrURED.
But the Cotton Belt Officials viii Give
Out No information.

Tyler Texas. September l1-An uncon-
drmed report Of the arrest of three men
charged with completely in the robbery II
the Cotton Belt passenger train several
nights ago Is In circulation here tonight.
The parties said to have been arrested are
known here The report has Il that sew
oral thousand dollars was found on the
persons Of each Of the arrested The Post
reporter called up officials Of tho road To-
night for the purpose ~ confirming the re-
mort, bur was referred TO the special agency
department They had all heard Of the
reported arrests Reports vary as to
where the arrests We're made. All of the
special agents are out ot the city.
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IlNvEsTIeATINe COMMITTEE
'ok into the Affairs of State In
stitutlons.

.ook into the Affairs Of State In
stitutions.
~, Texas, September 1.-THE follow.
fV'atlon was introduced in the house
by Henderson Of Lamar, Terrell
ssoAee and Kennedy of Limestone
au over I'LL tomorrow.
IN ~ II Is essential to the proper
U,i,kSoVernments that uniformity OF
A an commensurate pay should he
Ia nffiue state departments, 70 the
a currency may he fairly rewarded
AZ Ism suppressed: and.
A er1 me constantly increasing cost
Il thn IN. demands rigid lnyestica-
4 in method Of expanding the public
knts 'e inherent Institutions aud de.
Il M. mat the legislature and the ex.
'Iitn.s ne tully Informed as Ia where
Fed.' may be curtailed and efficiency
4 sS Ss, I'LL, The constitution Of the state
Ia ana aI5 implies that all positions
fated ,"eiuhent In this State should
allye - ana compensation fixed by
n az dctment. and to the END that.
II me-, Is practicable, civil service
n ani oe had In our several depart-
thte a INSTITUTIONS, thereby securing
IA o,.s,ht MAXIMUM 0f efficiency In ne.
"A hsiias WIN the now generally OK.
mS amer that irregularity prevails
n wbiaES ement Of many Of said instl
ID we'll Well sdeeent Developments tend TO
NJ rounded: therefore be IL
|bs,%e ny the house OF renresentotIves
II nina' oneurlng, That Joint commit
"a ~ 20 ne composed OF 1--we mem.
&nators rouse of representatives. and
n Of ne appointed by the presiding
'hmmlttne two houses respectively.
II vacs,5fte shall he authorized 10 act
~ fSr no and shall have the power
bad cp,, tsons and papers. administer
a SAu committee shaI have the ny NV,
IrfepsA hereby made its duty 10 wish
<'nent investigate eacn and every
n. in anu anu institution which is. y or
Re Ststas way or manner connected
n Or rn, either by the constitution
'ract; and 10 this end said
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,racdock favored the amendment Moore
opposed Il. saying the house was treadlng
~ ~ stored grounds and II was the second
aera dment had requested that expenses
pe r"luced. Cole favored the amendment
f s6,1o 50 did Hogsett IT was adopted as
tt;G s,fMs; salary chief clerk. $780, sta
tisli.ul clerk, Sl4io, auditing clerk. $li4O:
corresponding clerk $3.50: mailing clerk
svV9 This scales the bill about Sil0o an
Under the head Of the railroad commission
shaw offered an amendment to strike out
the pay of experts. $12.OOO annually and In.
sert the following To pay fer print-lg.
ior maps, pamphlets. rulings and con
ihte clerk, 5000. engineer. 5000 Also 10
insert the following: Provided. the rail-
roaa commission shall state in each OF its
annual reports the work done by each ex
peft, It's nature, character and extent aud
tne rcsult OF the same, including the hnan-
Sial benefits and also the relationship and
hhship, II any existing, between said ex
lerts and all other employees and the mem
GERS nt the railroad cOmmission and the
Ieiationship, u any is known 10 the com.
m sslon. existing between said experts aud
any officer. manager or owner Of any rail
way company of this State. and also the
names and addresses Of all persons. IL
any. related by affinity or consangulnity
70 any of said commissioners employed by
lac railway companies within this State"
SHAW spoke for his amendment saying
that if ne had his way he would abolish
foH the commissioners, as the office had too
mary clerks and none of them were ever
accused Of oyerwork The amendment was
adopted almost unanimously.
Satterwhite offered an amendment re-
ducing the salary Of the secretary from
$l7Jt TO S1700 Adopted.
Cole offered an amendment reducing the
salary Of tile chief clerk of the agricultural
and Insurance department from $500 TO
SlJJV. Lost
Clemens offered an amendment increasing
the amount OF expenses for the commits
sionVi IN enforcing the insurance laws
from $500 to 5000; Clemens explained that
the appropriation was necessary as the
commissioner needed the money in bring.
ing certain insurance companies To time
dcrscn tIamar) opposed the amendment. II
was adopted.
u motion the committee arose and the
house adjourned until . o'clock tomorrow
moin'ns.
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Military Matters.

Galveston, Texas, September i1,--M a
meeting Of the Galveston Light Guards
last night 1t was decided that the company
would attend the san Antonio fair and
take part in the exercises of Military day,
October 30.
The Galveston Rifles are arranging to
give an entertainment In the form of n
minstrel show In the near future. the pro-
cecds of which are to be given to the ola
Womans home.
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Nem sheriffs, Fee Bill.

Austin. Texas September 1.-THE comp.
troller's department is now operating un-
der the new sherins' fee bill passed at
the first called session Of the Twenty-sev-
enth legislature. and which was signed by
the governor few days ago. According
10 the bill sheriffs' fees earned prior ia
inc nnssace Of this act will he audited
nnder the old law Of 1897: that Is. from
The time Of its passage to-the time Of
going into effect Of the present bill.
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Austin. Texas, September 1.-THE fol-
lowing charters were filed this afternoon
ottine Improvement company Of ottlne,
Gonzales county; capital stock $500 In
corporators: j A. Otto. j. I. James. b.
ZedleF and others.
The Brownsville Navigation company Of
Brownsville; capital stock $4,000. Incor-
porators: Joseph Celaya, Nj. II. Cross and
+, Yturria.
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Killed BY a RattIesnake,s Site.

San Angelo, Texas September o.-BennIs
smith, a 14-year-old boy. was bitten by
rattlcsnake about ten miles from here Sat
urdny evening and died from the erfectS
Of the yenomous reptiles bite last night.
HIS remains were Inferred In the local
cemetery this afternoon.
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Home for Homeless.

Galveston, Texas. September 1.-THE
Home Tor the Homeless Children was quiet
~ opened yesterday. Owing to the fact
that a number Of those who have abored
hard for the home are at present absent
from the. city Il was decided to postpone
the celebration Of the opening until after
their return
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LIEUT.DABNEY OF WASHINGTON
SAYS:
"Pe-ru-na is a Substantial Tonic"

many people have found it a sub ssi al
tonic.
Lieutenant Dabney's experience with Pc
OF others. Peruna has proved especially a
faYorite In military circles, because II IL
prompt IN i!s action, lasting In Its curcs
and nevcrfaillng In effectiveness.
peputy Clerk Anderson of California
Mr.. Andrea Anderson, Deputy County
Clerk Louisabeshro Co. Cal, Ex-Postmass
Tor Burnett. Cal, writes
no, one seeing me today would think
that was at deaths door q few ye1rs
ago Win pulmonary troubles had fire.
auent bleeding from the lungs, my stomach
Tor my health no one thought I would re-
cover. MY brother In the East had beent
cured Of very hard cold on the lungs by
ylsed me to try 1t. had little faith 6nt
Thought would give Il a trial 1 noticed
q change IN my appetite the very Grst
wei. Gradually ] began to feel better and
took on flesh. Recovery was slow, for /
was so far gone, but after seven months
once more
= now weigh ia pounds. am In ane
health and spirit and have been a well
man for two years. thanks to Perunn.
1T certainly saved me from an nntmety
grave. Andree Anderson.
United states senator stephen r. NAL
Tory, from Florida, IN recent letter writ
lowing;
al have used your excellent remedy,
Peruna, and can recommend It, both
as tonic and safe catarrh remedy"
If you do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use OF Peruna.
full statement OF your case and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President Of The
Hartman sanltarum. Columbus o.
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Residence at lndox.

TcXarkana Texas, September 1.-THE
residence Of Mrs. Mary Pool at Index, hyc
miles north Of this place. was destroyed
by IRE last night Home and contents
total loss No insurance
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Albert j. Dabney, Lieutenant u. s. v.
writes from Washington, d. c., as fol-
lows:
"After the use of two bottles OF Pc
runa ann fully convinced that IL Is a
good remedy and can conscientiousIy
recommend your medicine TO anyone
who is In need Of substantial tonic.
II is also very effective cure for ca
tarrh. ALBERT j. DABNEY.
IL is rare indeed that two bottles of Pc.
runa Is sufficient to convince any one
that Peruna Is a good remedy. Once In
the household Peruna generally STAYS
More than onc-huf our Ills are due TO
cAtarrh BY catarrh is not meant simply
catarrh of the nose or head but cntarrh
OF the lungs. stomach, In fact, every or.
gan of the body.
Almost every disease begins at first with
2 catarrhal condition Of some mucous MON.
bMne. a few doses of Peruna In tho he.
ginning Is sure to prevent much sickness
Peruna acts as a tonic because ii nrn.
duces healthy mucous membranes In the
stomach and digestive organs. 1t imme-
diately begins to brace person M he
cause It enables thGs digestive organs TO
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Children Played with Matches.

Palestine Texas, September 1.-Two
onidren playing with matches caused the
burning of two negro houses with the con
tents OF one OF them
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
An Injunction Secured to Prevent Inn
proVements.

IN lTllTCnOU OCNbiNh ~ w
provements.
Beaumont, Texas. September Ill. II.
Horlan today HIed an Injunction suit In
the district court against B. Deutser and
NJ. A. Mcknight. IN which the latter are
restrained from making changes in the
building owned by II. Deutser and located
on the corner Of Main ana Crockett streets.
Judge Stephen r. West,
H. +. Howe. as administrator for the
estate Of Isaac n Van DYKE yesterday
q. Randall and some rRo dozen moEA de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12

End. San Antonio,
elevated atmosphere.
e for college or for
teacher with the boys
Men teachers, grndu-
mauon. Discipline.
l on their honor, Int
. Colleges take our
the individual. New
and kitchen com-
+. Our commandant Is
'atalogun
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Store and Resldence Near RookdaIe

OIUTS dHd NeSIuVhCe Nbar NockuaIe,
Rccbdale, Texas. September 1.-THE
store and dwelling of f. S. Yoakum. living
two niles from here, was DESTROYED by ire.
Loss about $1,000; Insurance S1lO0
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
SEVERAL STORES WERE BURNED AT
MADiSONVlLLE.
The Losses WiIl Amount TO Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars. with About One
third that Amount Of Insurance.

Madlsonivlc, Texas, September IT, AT
1890 this morning Dire broke ont in The
Harten building and could not be checked
usth $4,000 worth Of property was de
stroyed, about one-third Of which was coy
cred by insurance The following is
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Bonds REGISTERED.

Austin. Texas September 1.-THE comp.
trollers department today registered an
issue Of $500 Hardin county bridge repair
bonds These bonds were approved by the
nttnrneY generals department.
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.rrrnvnnN srssInN.

TIE house went into committee Of the
whole on the general appropriation BAL
bending business being the Kennedy Time
stone) amendment scaling salaries OF
clerks In the educational department
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For
Each year.
Salary OF State superintendent of
public instruction ...............,..S ~, 90
Salary of chief clerk ..........,.... 100
Salary of law and certificate clerk. l.1O
Salary of statistics clerk. ........., LOO
meut clerk 0' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,'i '' 1900
Salary Of stcnographic and hlins -,
salary Of mailing and blank room ooo
Salary of norter observation-disclosures $50
Salary 81 two clerks for two months
duly and AugnsO $50 n month for
one clerk and 500 per month for 49,.
the other ..........,. ....-...,s: $50
Travelling expenses of State superln
tendent aud his representative on
official business Acknowledgements. zoo
Postage stationery, office furniture,
books. forms forms and pamphlets -. 1870
Ihoning and incidental expenses =. 200
Printing aud distributing county SUI
pcrntcndents' record books, county
and city treasurers' report hooks
teachers daily registers, school
laws, courses of study examine
ton questions. teachers, superln
tondcnts' and treaSurers' blank re-
ports. census blanks, circulars to
school officers and teachers. and
other blank forms and circulars nee
cssary for the use of teachers and
other school officers for the adj
vancement of the cause Of educa-
For the support of the public free
schools for Two years all the avail
able free school fund arising from
interest or lease of school lands. in
terest on bonds school taxes and
all other sources Of revenue to said
fund.
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EnucAr1oNAL pErARrMENr.

The following appropriation bill, intro
dueed by Mr.. Schluter chairman OF the
finance committee, has been adopted
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-26
NOTICE OF ELECTION,

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of the town of Southern Pines that
an election will be held by the qualified
voters of said town at Firemens' Hall
on Tuesday the 7th day Of May, 1901, be-
ing the first Tuesday after the first Mon
Mavor and five Commissions to serve I'M
ril their successors are elected and quail
fied.~
Given under my hand as town clerk Of
the town of Southern Pines by order of
the Board of Commissioners this, the 4th
day of April 1901.
H. O. PARKER; Clerk.
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SHORT LOCAL MENTION.


vices at Emmanuel church Sunday
morning next at II clock.
Eagle-half patent flour, at 55c per
sack, c. T. Patch & Bro.
Extra meetings will be held in the
Baptist church beginning the Ist Sun
day in May. The Rev. Duncan Nc
Cloud will assist
The linn at High Point" will be
managed by Mr. Leon st. John and
Mr.. Alonzo Stryker during the COM
ing summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Leavitt after
spending the winter with their son,
Mr.. Eugene Leavitt, left for their
home in Bradford, VT, last Monday.
James River Fall -four 6oc per sack,
at c. T. Patch & Bros.
Morning services at Congregational
church next Sunday as usual at 1890
Endeavor Society at 7:3o in the even
ing, f. G. Couch leader.
Services will be held at the Baptist
church on Sabbath day at a. m.
Subject, "An Imperative Command. "
At 7:45 D. m, the pastor will preach
on The Prodigal Daughter.' " All
welcome.
FOR SALE-Charcoal in any quanti
ty promptly delivered, at reasonable
prices. ]. A. MAYHo. Leave orders at
c. r. Patch & Bro. S. ct2o o3m.
Miss Sarah Lawler, after spending
a geIy pleasant winter With Lt,, stop
ping at G1enwood cottage, leaves to-
morrow morning for her home in New
York. We believe that she has en-
joyed her visit to such an extent that
she will want to come again.
Mr.. John L. Haury, prominently
connected with the Republican club
at New Haven, Conn, is making a
stay at Southern Pines, stopping at
Glenwood cottage. He reports 400
cases of typhoid fever at New Haven
and is glad to get out for vacation.
Dunlop's -four Csc per sack-same
as it has been all winter, at c. T.
Patch & Bros.
Mr.. Jas. White, after spending
very pleasant winter at Glenwood
cottage, left a few days ago for his
home in Washington. He has been
greatly benefited in health and will
have many good words for Southern
Pines.
A new organization called the
Amusement Club, has for its Presi
dent Mrs. c. L. Hayes, Secretary Miss
Clyde Stewart, treasurer, Mrs. S. w.
Thomas. Meetings will be held twice
per month to arrange for differen!
events and make things lively during
the summer months.
Miss Rhoe Larkin, member of the
old maid delegation, came in Wednes-
day and presented the editor with
beautiful bunch of flowers. She
doubtless thought that it would be
necessary to remind the editor that all
old maids were not over 80 years of
age-in spite of the fact that younger
maids can assume the role of an old
80 +o ,,arfecticu
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-26
En- and Mrs. J. E. Judd arrived this
week from Brooklyn, New York.

Er. and Mrs. J E. Judd arrived this
week from Brooklyn, New York.
Mr.. E. c. Hare of Trenton, N. J.
was guest at the Inn this week. Mr..
Hare expects to erect cottage in our
village before next winter.
Miss Grace D. Gladmcn gave
pleasant social and dance at the Sani-
tarium parlors last evening, serving
light refreshments at 1890.
The Southern Pines hotel has
been making many new improvements
in it's 25S feet front street.-the side
walk being put in nice shape.
Among the prominent newspaper
men with the New Hampshire party,
was Mr. Franklyn Wiley. Mr.. Will
ley is the head of company which
publishes a newspaper in many diff
ferent towns in that state.
Souvenir China with Coon views at
THE NEWS DEPOT.
Mr.. Chas st. John, of the Piney
Woods Inn, has leased for term of
years, "The Halcyon' at Millbrook,
N. Y. The Halcyon is one of the fin
est resorts in the country, being built
at cost of half a million dollars
MANY of the furnishings were select
ed by the original owner on trip
around the world
Mr.. ,Sadelson has lot of choice
n1-utt1 froni his conservatory at his
store that he will sell at ridiculously
low prices to reduce stock.
Mrs. Greenberg and daughter have
returned to Durham after visit to
A. Winestine.
Mrs. Sidney Hensley and Mrs.
w. H. Goldsmith and children, who
have been with us all through the
winter will leave soon for their home
in New Jersey. Mr.. Goldsmith was
here the first of the season and they
are so we'll pleased that they have en-
gagged cottage for next winter.
Eight bars Lenox soap for 25c.
c.. T, Patch & Bro.
Mr.. H. O. Parker, Representing the
Southern Pines Lodge No. 1o9 K. OF
P. returned last evening from Green's
boro, where he went to attend the 3Ist
Annual Convention of the Grand
Lodge. There was very good atten-
dance, and the meeting was very sue
cessful. The next Grand Lodge meet
ing will be held at Asheville the end
Tuesday in June 1902.
Many members of the northern
press have visited us this week,
among them being c T. Eveland, OF
the Dairyman, Fra yn, N. ",
w. w. Aiines, Of the eleanor, DeRuy-
ter, N. Y, j. l.. Jones and wife, OF the
Farmer Mohawk, N. Y, ]. L. Will
lia1ns, of the Review, Roscoe, N. Y
R. 7. Mears, of the Advertiser, Mil
ford, Delaware, S. ]. Barnett Of the
He aid & Times, Delta, Pa.
You will want something to take
home to friends. Don't fail to see
our line of souvenirs at the News De-
pot.
LEAVE YOUR LAUNDRY
with A S and L P Ruggles, agents for
one of the best laundries in the state
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LEAVE YOUR LAUNDRY

with A S and L P Ruggles, agents for
one of the best laundries in the state
First-class work guaranteed and prices
reasonable Call for price list and get
good service cheeply, quickly and
satisfactory Phone 10.
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FOR SALE

\ Parlor Organ in good condition.
Apply to R. M. Couch,
Southern Pines, N. c.