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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
WEILSBURG.

wFJT sBURG, w. Va. August a
Tn Theo Dare 4s home for a two weeks
visit from New York. where he Is en-
ployed In the city hospital
Misses. Anna and Stella Hubbard. on
wheeling. are the guests OF Miss Bella
Moore
Miss Bertha Carmichael attended the
Atkinson reunion held on the Atkinson
farm. opposite Steubenyille, Thursday.
Alex. Dodd and George Crawford lert
this week for Fairmont, IND, where
they Will be employed tn the glsss fao-
tory.
Mrs Geo. W. Rine is visiting friends
at Coshocton, Ohio.
Chas Worthen and family left this
week for Mt. Washington, Pittsburs,
where they will mako their future
home.
County Clerk McCord issued mar
riage license to Mark Stephen keenan,
and Miss Elizabeth Aloysi1s Coaoy,
both of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Joseph Ferguson, OF Steubon-
Will was the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Carmichael, on Thursday.
Miss Nellie Batchei has returned
from a pleasant visit with Misses.
Myrtle and Mamie Bowers, OF Toronto,
Ohio.
Mrs. William McIlvaine Of Ptttsourg,
returned home to-day after a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J NJ. Jones.
Misses. Bird Wright, Maud Brskine
and Helen Putnam, have returned from
=. qa.,, do,,a, with friqndq In indie
pendence, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Miller are
spending a few days with relatives and
friends at Bethany.
Miss Ella Dunn, of New Alexander,
o., is the guest OF her friend. Miss Ella
Rine.
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Beall left this
morning for a visit with relatives and
friends at Alliance, o.
j. w. Amick, Of Freeport, Maine,
was the guest OF Major and Mrs. T. e..
Amick, Tuesday. Mr.. Amick left this
week for Europe. where he will so1ourn
for several months.
J. R. Painter superintendent OF the
West Penn Telephone Co.. was bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
Miss Nellie Littleton is the guest. OF
Misses. Elsie and Louise Hess, OF
Moundsville.
Herbert Carmichael is able to be out
after a two weeks illness with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsh, OF Pitts
burg, are the guests of Mr.. Marsh 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsh.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wnfiam Cheeks died at an early hour
This morning, at the Granite House.
The child has been dill almost from its
birth. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon. 1nterment N
Brooke cemetery.
Robinson Bros, have sold their meat
market, on North Charles street, y
George West, who will conduct g frst
class shop at the old stand. Mr.. Wesr.
though a young man has been in the
meat business all his life.
Chris. Kaercher, the sixteen year ord
son of Henry Kaercher, of Beech Bot
tom, has been missing from his home
for over week. 1t is believed the boy
ran away from home on account of
family troubles and Is at work in some
of the nearby towns. The authorities
have been notified to locate the boy II
possible.
Chas. L. and Dean Lazear have pur-
chased the Adams restaurant, on
Charles street. They will take charge
next Monday and will place the latest
and best apparatus, for cooking in the
new restaurant, and run as near first
I class eating house as possible
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
CAMERON.

CAMERON. w. Va. August 24-Miss
Pear1e Jameson lerves Monday to visit
friends ut Sistersvflle and attand the
Liddlebourne fair.
Miss Ora McCuskey has returned az
ter Q weeks visit with Wheeling and
McMechen friendh.
Miss Mary WsodTuff. OF MoundsNlle,
was the guest Of Miss Eva Todd the
fifst Of the voeis,
Henry willard - Win his sister, Miss
Nora, for few days. at Terra Alta,
whore she Is spsnding the summer.
Mis- Eta Mcdonald, OF filver.Hill, is
t6rA fhe guest ~ 1er-eoustns Misses
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
NEW MARTINSvILLE.

NEW MARTINSVrLLE. w. Va, Au-
gust IA, number of our young fo1hs
spent a very pleasant time yacht nd
ing Monday evening. Mr.. Williams
and Mr.. Skidmere managed to have ev-
eryone in the crowd drenched before
they returned homo, which they aid
with hard work. The party was COM
posed of Misses Ruth and Grace Cos
ling, Ella Clar. Della Funk and Ma
mic McEldowney; Messrs. Allen WILL
Jams, Burt Nichols. Lloyd MCINTYRE,
Homer Richardson and Elmer Sdd-
more.
Mrs. Friend Q. Wells and daughter,
Miss Sadie, were in Wheeling Tuesday
shopping.
Miss Ada Snodgrass returned homa
Monday from Buffalo.
VIII Ream, of SistersvfIle, was In
our town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. John Loehr and family returned
from Buffalo Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Hall spent a few days in
Moundsville last week.
Miss Hattie Young, OF Bisters-
vile, is in the city, the guest OF rela-
tives.
Clyde Trees, who has been in Attain
tic City for ten days, arrived in tho
city Saturday and will be the guest OF
his brother, Joe Trees.
Tommie Smith, OF Sistersvflle, was
in the city Sunday the guest OF his
many friends.
The Misses Lizzie and Frankie Nc
Cam were Wheeling visitors on Tues
day.
ulnte a number Of Moundsville peo-
pie attended the fair here last Thurs
day.
Misses Hattie Young and Eloise Nc
Cormick are the guests Of friends IN
the city.
The band played some very fine mus
sic at the home of Mr.. Dave Cox on
Wednesday evening, it being sur
prise party for him.
Misses Ada Snodgrass and Nellie
Sharp returned from the exposition on
Monday.
Rev. jacob Birmingham, of st. Luke's
church, Wheeling, preached at me
Episcopal church in the absence OF
Rev. Burkhardt, who is taking vaca-
ton.
The Misses Ruth and Alice Nc
Cleary. of Martins Ferry, are VlsIt-
ing the Misses Douglass, on Maple ave.
nue..
The Crescent club gave a dance az
the Magnolia hail on Thursday nlghI'
and quite a number from beuaile'
Martins Ferry Clarington and sisters
Vile were present. Prof. Helm, OF ois-
tersvilIe, furnished the music.
Mrs. George Umstead and Miss Al's
Clark were in Wheeling Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Mccormack, OF
Sistersville, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont Francis on the South Side' 'ni'
city.
Leo Slender returned Tuesday lro"
Wheeling, where he spent week.
Mr.. John Steuder who has been Vei'
sick with typhoid fever for some tiNl0'
will soon be able to be ont again
DR.. Downing and wife have returneu
from a trip to the Thousand lslapu'
where they spent a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Sweeney, OF Plus
burg. are in the city, the guests OF lei-
atives> l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hall were
Moundsville wednesday evening lA0
guests of friends. =.
Miss Myrtle Barr. OF Locust strees
has purchased a millinery at st. Marys
and will locate IN that place the nrS'
of she month.
Mrs. Hill and daughter, OF Clarlns
ton. are the guests of her sister, Ml0'
Mary Hunter. :. l.,
/ Mable MeComas, of St. Mary's, Is IN
the city visiting relatives.
fai n
attendance on Thursday. 1ne races 0N
each day were very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Henderson Ger @,s M
ems, Mich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25
TFENNIAL coNCLAvE

KniufGs Templ.rIow Rates
Louisville via d. = o. r. n
Fare for the round trip. s1o.Ss. Tick,
cts on sale August 2tth to 2Sth, vatia
for return passage until September "a.
win privilege OF an extension OF nlns
until September 10th. For full mo
NATION apply to. T. O. BsrtA pasae1sA
agent Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

Dye. Of Pittsburg. are the guests "A
Jas. Cooke.
Grandpa Adkins left Tuesday IN,
Canada ON a visit to relatives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

Fleming Manufacturing Co.. merchandise
for precinct 4, S32.75; j. NJ Harrington,
hay. oats and bran for precinct ?, Si2IS0;
Jos. Meyer & Co.. scraper riyets, etc,
$l.05; Charles Almond, building two
bridges in precinct I, Sl67; James Charl-
ton. blacksmithing for precinct 4, So.25;
j. X. McDougle. amount paid for use OF
horse ANA buggy, 500; w c. Coghlan,
repairs on bridge at Harrisburg. IS; o.
Kruse, repairs ON bridge at Lewis bayou.
81; William Bootz lana for right OF way
for Cypress and Klein road. $40; John
Bell, work on culyert In precinct 4. 81 20
William Bradhuru, county surveyor. serv-
ices, Si0 William Bradburn. county sur
Veyor services. 500; William Bradhurn,
county surveyor, services, 4.25; w. II.
Marshall, services. S52S,l0; w, b. Lynch.
eight days work on Cedar bayou and
crosby road. S2S; A. Hebert. inspecting
brick masonry OF Hays street sewer, $75;
Sol Never, land for right OF way, $1,000;
a. \. Binford, labor self and employees,
precinct 4, S45; w, J. Montgomery. land
for right OF way, 500; James Charlton,
blaoksmithipg for convict camp, Novem-
Der. $3.50 December. $2Ab0, Otto Fuchs,
land for right of way. $500; Charles Al
mond, clearing right OF way and repair
ing bridge precinct a, $50; Hipp q Key.
second estimate labor done on Hays
street sewer aud drainage land, s290s. 81
Jury tunt-W, B. Turner. jury fee re-
turned, S.; l.. b. Moody, attorney jury
Zee 50; Perryman & Kattwltz. jury fec
returned, IS; A. c. Van Velzer. jury fee
returned. 50,
Available school iund--B. 1. James. SUI
perintendent public instruction, salary,
800
The court adjourned the term in the
afternoon
Suits for Civil District Courts.
w p, Ford VS.. Gilbert Cornish ct al;
partition.
H. II. Ransom VS.. Houston East and
West TEXAS Railway Company ct al; dam
ages 1000
u. T. Christian VS.. Johnnie Christian;
divorce
Emil Olsen VS., Galveston, Houston and
Northern Railway Company; damagcs,
$1,000
Harry II. Ransom VS.. Houston East ana
West Texas Railway Company et al; dam-
ages. SIT, 600
! Charles Necker. VS.. Galveston, Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
UNUSUALLY BUSY DAY.
The Various County Offices Had About All
they Corld Attend To Yesterday.
STEEL BRIDGE TO BE BullT ON BOULEVARD
VIII Span white oak Bayou Between
Houston aud the Heights-Com-
niissioners Adjourn the Term.

Yesterday was one Of the busiest days
that have been experienced around the
court house for long time. While there
wasn't very much doing in the courts,
the county offices had about all that
could have been attended to without an
increase In their respective forces,
The January term OF the county com
missloners court was terminated in the
afternoon and unless there Is a call for
another session during the month the
court VIII not be in session again until
the second Monday in February. Before
adJourning an order instructing the cobu-
ty surveyor to prepare plans and spech-
cations for the construction of a steel
bridge across White Oak bayou on the
Houston Heights boulevard and the coun-
ty judge to advertise for the bids was
entered on the minutes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

Evergreen cemetery on the
north; part of lot 7 OF the sec
ond tier of the Harris G. Will
son 2-league grant ..........
A. J, Scheultz and wife to T. II.
Scheultz, o0x75 feet Of each OF
lots G and T. block 240, south side
OF Buffalo bayou. from ting 75 feet
on Capitol avenue and 100 feet
on 81. Charles street. together
with improvements; exchange OF
properly and ....., ~
I. II. Scheultz to A. ]. scheultz
and wife; lots 6, and s and adj
Joining l7xl00 feet of lot ., and
adjoining 25N4l feet of lot II
and adjoining 25xl25 feet of lot
IL, all in block 5l9, Wells sur
vey, south side of Buffalo bayon
fronting l25 feet on Clay avenue
by lo' feet on Paige street; other
considerations ana ..........
John Dibext to Harriet L. Hal
Ter; lot 6 block I. Red Cloud
addition No. > -
Henry G. Meyer to Hattie e. Hal.
Ter; lot 3 Meyers addition 49,.
W, w. Westsage and wife to F. II.
Gage; IL acres out of the 10
acre tract originally solt to Ben
ton Vance by Henry Brashear.
seven miles west of the court
mouse in Houston .....
FRANCIS j. o'Donnell to w. G. I'm.
derwood; lot %, book %, in the
town OF La Porte ....
A. l. Welch to B. Adoue ana J.
Looit; lots 81 and %, block IS. in
town OF La Porte ...........
, \. Hood and wife TO A. L.
Welch lots 81 and %, block %.
IN the town Of La Porte ..t....
utto Fuchs ct al to Harris county;
G-loO acres of land out of the
Aiadetou survey .....,.
1ohn J Atkinson 10 A. L. Steele;
BLOCKS a. 424 and part Of 425
dna fractional book AS in the
town Of New Houston. same be-
lus part OF the S. NJ. Williams
survey dated April 8. 1890. -,
Auone a Lohit to T. II. johnson:
outiot ssS in the town OF La Porte
'a.o5 Strack 70 Charles Mittel-
ssauti III is acres of land out OF
we Ben Page survey....,,.....
u . Westcott to the Public at
large; ! 40 acres OF land out
'ne J. T. Harral survey ......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
Real Estate Transfers.

P Witty by constable, TO John ].
Foley; lots and ,, block 4; lots
and S, block S; lot 1. block 81;
10 feet off of So on lot 6. block
10; lots l, .. and s, block IT"
lots 3. 4. ., 6. and S, block u
lots ), c and Z, block S, B3rnes
& Wetmore addition. blocks Z, 9
ana iS and the south half Of block
40, Collins tract addition; blocks
II and rs. Turner addition: part
OF block ., o. Smith survey; lots
4, ;, &. I. and 9. frac tional block
Jl3. south side Buffalo bayou, lot
In fractional block 504 south
side Buffalo bayou; lot ,, block
sos south side Buffalo bayou;
lots 4, and IT, block $40 south
side Buffalo bayou; lot $, block
62i. Ranger addition; fractional
lots G. Z. o and 10. block 66s,
Ranger addition: lots and 2,
block 514, south side OF Buffalo
bayou, lois 10. II and IL block
Isl. Houston Heights; lots ana
s, block Al. Chapman's third adj
ditlon; lot /. block 6, subdivision
OF t0-aare lot 50, Holman sur
vey: Ia interest in what is
known as Peters Lane out Of
Collins twenty acres, John Aus
tin survey. north side OF Buffalo
bayou, ii4,sS acres out OF the
James Callahan survey; 40 acres
out OF the NJ, b. Terrell survey
on Halls bayou; 10 interest in a
2.eS scre tract OF land adjoining
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
found, commissioned conrt.

The commissioners court met Yesterday
pursuant to adjournment on the previous
day and all the membtrs were present
The following orders we're entered on
the minutes,
Ordered that the county surveyor pre-
pare plans and specifications for the con
struction OF {. steel bridge across White
Oak bayou on the Houston delights h0die-
ward, and that the county Judge advortlac
for bids for The same.
ordered that the official map OF the
Victor Blanco survey, abstract No. :, he
received and accepted.
ordered that the county surveyor pre-
pare plans for bridge on extension OF
the shell road at Harrisburg and ,hat
the county Judge advertise for bids Cor
same, said bids TO be opened at the FEB
ruary term Of the court,
Ordered that he petition OF the r0m-
mittee on finance appointed by District
Judge Allen TO be permitted to continue
their labors for a period OF twenty-five
DAYS was heard and denied.
The following accounts were approved
and allowed by J.hg court during It's Janu,
AIRY term.
GenerA fund, sallres-E. H. Vasmcr
county judge $l2o; L, y. Duproe, county
clerk S6250 John p Williams district
clerk. S25 Oscar f. Reypaud, criminal
clerk, $50. SO; a, II. Anderson sheriff. S25;
II l.. Sohwander, county attorney, $75t
George W. clarendon, county physician
500: Wallace n. Shaw, assistant cOun,
NY physician, SO; C, Auberer, janitor
s75; Moses Arnold. janitor, S75; William
Halck, superintendent poor farm, s75.
General fund, paupor support--MS
Ashw crth, So; Tom Blue, IS; Mrs Buck
tey So; VIVA Beard, for Mary Evert. 50
Mrs. Kate Becker, So; Lorenzo Dove
So; Johanna Fredericks Sc; Mira. I
Heffa. $40, Mary w. Lee 80; II McGec
S.; John Mclean, s695; A. lube. 10
WdlMam lube SIS; Philip oliver $40.
General fund. mscellaneous--Wn william
Allurn, wolf scalp, 81; G, BonaRz, sew
enteen days service as quarantine guard
Houston Heights, $34 j. S. Bowser. hors
and buggy by clarendon and grand jury
$3.50; ALBERT Chmene 4 Co., one doye
mattresses, by clarendon Sl2 10. r, Du
pree county clerk, recording right Of wa
deeds and checking collectors repon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
building Permits.

street; $40. 'ePsH fence. Chapman
Main ana r. sch schneider fve-room cottar.
MspnaS u berry streets: $1,000. 81
two-story , ,oage No. 3. A, f, and A. NJ.
$1,000 frame building. clay street ta',
street; $500. cottage on Roperts
w MS; K. Flewellen ~ ro..
Washington street; q repair residence,
Preston King. to Sra,
-" fence, Hutchins street. sGGa sis, and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

pain, danger. operation or an hours less OF
time FROM the days work. To avoid ali
questions Of doubt he sends free to every
sufferer a free trial Of his method and there
Can DC no earthly reason why anyone, rich
or poor. should not avail themselves OF this
generous of1er AS an Instance OF this ro-
variable method, the cure OF Charles Langs.
Morrison. IN. Is welcome piece OF intelli-
genee.
Mr., Lange Is a well preserved old gentle
man. " years Of age, ana for eighteen years
had bad double rupture which no treatment
could cope With. Aflsr short use OF the
Rice method the left rupture healed entirely
and the right was almost closed 10 few
weeks. Today be Is as sound AS a dollar.
wears no truss. o. other support and his
cure Is only one Of hundreds Of similar cases
roportnd BY those who use the Rice method.
Send Cor this free trial Don't be backward.
1t win surprise you with It's wonderful power
40 heal. And u you know Of other rrptured
Pnopie eek theu % write or write for them.
Do not fan to writs at once; do 90 today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
Probate Court.

Estate OF William Marsh, deceased;
executor having taken necessary oaths
the estate was ordered closed and drop
ped from the docket.
Estate Of Sam Wilson, Jr., minor; bond
Of guardian IN the sum OF 800 with l..
Heidingfelder and f. W. Hgttmunn as
surcties examined. approved and ordered
recorded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
NEW SPRING ARRIVALS

rs cases Wash Goods. cases pers,,.
3 cases Linens. 2 cases T,,,,s
5 cases Embroideries.
4. cases Children's underwear
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

and Northern Railway Company; dam
ages, $4,000.
Adam Clay VS.. Margaret Fisher; tres
pass to try title aud for damages.
p, c. Doehring VS.. Western Union Tele-
graph Company; damages, $500.
\. NJ, Glass ct al VS.. Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company; damages,
$4,000.
John w. Gattis vs.. Texas and New
Orleans Railroad Company; damages, $780,
600
Ida c. Lawson vs. W, D. lawson; di-
vorce.
@ d. SAowel VS.. John Priest ct al,
trespass 10 try title.
Houston Street Railway Company vs..
the City of Houston; mandamus.
Walter c. Kicks VS.. Pearlie Kicks; di-
Vorce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

Z. Landerslager and wife to An
arew Schneider; acres of land
out OF the j. T. Harral survey.
+. a. Michels to Marie McGee. lot
Z; ., block rs, south side Buffalo
bayou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
FREE TO THE RUPTURED.
thority, Sends N Trial of His Fa-
NOUS Method Free TO All.

Out OF the chaos OF old time failure comes
new and startling cure for rupture. DR.,
W. s.. Rioe. ale N. Main ST.. Adams, N. Y.
has inyented a mathod that cures without
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20

~. J. Hughes vs.. Harris County; plain
tif granted leave TO withdraw jury fee; ;
plaintiff takes non-suit: costs adjudped
against plaintiff and the sureLles upon MS
cost bond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20
EIeyenth ciyu Distrirt Cou,

Martha Fisher. VS.. CITY of Houston, on
trial.
Mary Holt VS.. Francis Holt ct al; leave
to w. ". Anderson, guardian adj Item
for minor defendants. to ile first supple-
menta! answer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-20


The following marriage licenses wors
49, 1901: January
j H. Reynolds and Miss CabbelI Cook
zoe Lawson and jessie Davis
1ustav Baumbush and Miss Margaret
Townsend. '' Oei'a A.
deTson. 1850 Lo'a b. An
ligethy. u'se ne BAL
helm. N'Ss Hstele berg
hermann H!,,is zorn and Mrs. Emma eri.snv
Mlll Hurt and Clara Smith.
rus Falh and Miss Nettie SImonton
~ u'uls Holmes and CLANCY Brown
Hinton. anu MISS Mary corinne
Wileferk. anu MISS Annie
I9sepa Woods and BERTHE BALM,
hil'egrist and Miss Mola Wood.
IA "a, Jordan and Kate Baldwin
ArS on sutton and Hattie Rickmevo-
zano. ''eFe and Mary Proven
cope 'ona ana Miss Santa Giac-
Sonn ", W. King and Mlttie Crime,
san, MorFis and Malinda sanders
C-ipson Sheriff. and Mary Isyson
A W. Mathews and Irene g..
NNonald and Lille Rrowr
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

if those interested will take hold
of the industry in the proper way
In the winter season, and spring
time, too, our grocery merchants
have to import all the vegetables
used and make extra efforts TO
keep the local supply up to the
demand, and if the consumer can
afford to pay a price which enables
the dealer to make a profit, why
can't they be grown to advantage
here, where conditions are so favor
able.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
A Good Fair At Greensboro.

We are in receipt of a hand
some preium list of the Central
Carolina Fair, which will be held
at Greensboro on Oct. 9Th to 11th
A large quantity of valuable
preiums are offered for all kinds of
exhibits, as we'll as many cash
prizes. The purses for the trial of
speed aggregate $2,S50.00. The
management has announced that
only clean and Legitimate racing
will be allowed, thus insuring
genuine sport. Arrangements
have been made for number of
free attractions, and it is said that
the "midway" will eclipse anything
of the kind ever seen in North
Carolina.
The fair is backed by a strong
company and the united public
sentiment of the community and is
already pronounced a success.
Everything is being done for the
instruction, amusement and the
comfort of the thousands of
visitors that are expected to attend
the Fair.
Mr. R. S. Petty, the secretary,
will gladly answer any inquiries
concerning the fair.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16
ASTOUNDED THE EDITOR.

Editor R. A. Brown, of Bennettsville,
S. c., was once immensely surprised
Through long suffering from Dyspepsia"
he writes, my wife was greatly run down.
She had no strength or vigor and suffered
great distress from her stomach, but she
triedElectric Bitters which helped her at
once, and, after using four bottles, she is
entirely we'll can eat anything. It's a
grand tonic, and it's gentle laxative
qualities are SPLENDID for torpid liver
For Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite, Stomach
and Liver troubles it's positive, guar
anteed cure. Only soc at all druggists
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

The laws of health require that the
bowels move once each day and one Of
the penalties for violating this law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking dose of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets when necessary and
ment inflicted upon you Price, rs cents.
For sale by Johnsons Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-16

Great Council of North Carolina
Improved Order of Red Men Raleigh,
Sept. 3rd. Rate from Southern Pines
for the round trip $3.45. Tickets on
sale Sept. Ia. Final limit Sept. 9TH
10th.