davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Chas. j. Peltou of Ford leads in
the irrigation enterprise in Ford county,
according to the statistics gathered by
the township assessors He is credited
with having One-hundred acres under
irrigation. The water is ditched from
Mulberry creek.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19
Filthy Temples InIndia.

Sacred cows often def1le Indian tenn
Piles, but worse yet is body that's pol
luted by constipation. Don't permit it.
Cleanse your system with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and avoid untold misery
They give lively 1ivers, active bowels,
good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c
at Rath & Bainbridge's drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Mrs. Crumbine of this place, associate
Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of
Kansas. order of the Eastern Star, assist
ed by a delegation of the members from
Dodge City and Coolidge will constitute
Lakin Chapter No. 244, at Lakin this
evening.
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Ready to Yield.

piles and found it certain cure,'' says
5. Il. Meredith, Willow Grove. Del. OPP
erations unnecessary to cure piles. They
always Weld to DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Cures skin diseases, all kinds of
wounds. Accept no counterfeits. Rath
6 Bainbridge.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19
American Steam Laundry.

American Steam Laundry.
Orders go from Dodge City Monday
on No. s. Wednesdays on No. 6.
Deliveries Friday and Saturdays.
Leave your laundry at Wells Fargo or
call phones 76 or 80 for deliveryman.
E. G. MACE, local agent.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

The new breakfast food Force was
given a young Miss of Dodge City, and
she desired to be served with it again;
and not remembering the name, she
said: Mamma, give me some more
push -
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Wheat harvest will begin in Southwest
Fond county on Monday next. The crop
generally will be good last year,
but in some parts of the county the crop
will be light.
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s Syn: :: q; 4 '''z'
Catching Big Fish.

Since the high water the fishermen
have been able to tell big fish stories, and
more than that have actually produced
the evidence to back up their stories.
\. j. Smith of Ford who was in town a
few days ago is authority for the state
ment that blue channel cat fish as large
eighteen pounds have been caught in
Mulberry creek near his place. A
number of large bass, also, have been
caught in the Mulberry.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Mrs. j. NJ. Snyder, of Royal township,
is spending the summer at Eldorado
Springs. Mo. Mrs. Snyder formerly
lived in Cedar county, in which the
Springs located.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

John S. Rush returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Kansas City Mrs Rush
who has been visiting in Ohio and India
ma joined her husband at Kansas City on
her return home.
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Dr.. Sterrett Married.

Word has been received from friends of
Dr. G. c. Sterrett formerly of this city,
now of Kinsley, of his marriage to Miss
Nellie Van Slach at Kansas City Tuesday
June II.
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Adolph Fredlake of Wheatland town
ship says the hail storm in his vicinity
last Thursday evening did considerable
damage to crops.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

We set the pace in prices of ladies hats
call and get your hats at half price.
BARGAIN STORE.
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Mrs. K z Crumbine and Mrs. Henry
Simmons were in Ashland last week where
they constituted Chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star, Thursday evening.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

MARRIED.-Why should a lady be
married to her last yeaI' s hat when they
are going at half cost at the BARGAIN
STORE.
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Geo. w McDaniels and Warren v.
Brown have exchanged farms.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Andy Teer and wife left Tuesday
nights train for Salt Lake City and
Idaho. They will be absent month.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Mrs. A. w. Smith and little daughter
of Hutchinson who visited here several
weeks with Mrs. Smiths father, f. A.
Sturgeon, returned home last week
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature on each
box. 22c.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Nelson Hobble is at the Las Vegas
Hot Springs for treatment for rheuma-
tism.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Spring millinery at half cost al
the BARGAIN STORE.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Rubber Stamps. Dates, Stencils, Etc.
at the Novelty Works, doors south of
the Rink.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

Old papers for sale at this office at q
cents hundred.
The Globe-republican., 1902-06-19

TO
Bea-a the - The Kind You Hare Always Bought
a's. Of &1zZzezS
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THE GLoBE-REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
the BARGAIN STORE.
Geo. w. McDaniels and Warren v.
Brown have exchanged farms.
Nelson HobbIe is at the Las Vegas
Hot Springs for treatment for rheuma-
tism.
We set the pace in prices of ladies hats
call and get your hats at half price.
BARGAIN STORE.
Andy Teer and wife left on Tuesday
nights train for Salt Lake City and
Idaho. They will be absent month.
Adolph Fredlake of Wheatland town
ship says the hail storm in his vicinity
last Thursday evening did considerable
damage to crops.
Mrs. K. Crumbine and Mrs. Henry
Simmons were in Ashland last week where
they constituted Chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star, Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Smith and little daughter
of Hutchinson who visited here several
weeks with Mrs. Smiths father, f. A.
Sturgeon, returned home last week.
married to her last years hat when they
are going at half cost at the BARGAIN
STORE.
Wheat harvest will begin in Southwest
Fond county on Monday next. The croI
generally will be good last year
but in some parts of the county the crop
will be light.
John S. Rush returned Tuesday from
business trip to Kansas City Mrs. Rush
who has been visiting in Ohio and India
ma joined her husband al Kansas City OF
her return home.
Mrs. j. NJ. Snyder, of Royal township
is spending the summer at Eldoradc
Springs. Mo. Mrs. Snyder formerly
lived in Cedar county, in which the
Springs are located.
The new breakfast food Force wa
given a young Miss of Dodge city, ant
she desired to be served with it again
and not remembering the name, sh
said: etMaInma, give me some NOR
spush'''
Chas. j. Peltou of Ford leads i
the irrigation enterprise in Ford county
according to the statistics gathered b,
the township assessors He is credited
with having one-hundred acres nnde
irrigation The water is ditched from
Mulberry creek.
Mrs. Crumbine of this place. associate
Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter o
Kansas. order of the Eastern Star, assist
ed by a delegation of the members from
Dodge City and Coolidge will constitute
Lakin Chapter No. 244, at Lakin thi
evening.
Fred Wiedower of Spearville. who wa
Dodge City Tuesday says that worn
which works something like the army
worm has been iujoying his wheat in thi
vicinity. The days of the worms mis-
chief making are now over however, "a
the wheat is being harvested. Mr.
Wiedower began cutting in his fiel,
yesterday.
J. G. Breakey who was a resident O
Grandview township in this county TO
nine years was visitor in Dodge a few
days ago. Mr.. BIeakeY is a pros per GU
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M. zI,i Educational Club.
Edited by OSCARJ. KELLEY.

The Club met March, Is, 1902, al
Z p. m, but owing to the accident
that happened on Friday, the Club
did not meet until night; but held q
very interesting meeting.
The paogram was interesting and
all had good time. The Club then
adjourned to meet April, 5th, 1902
at p. FL. Following is the program
for the night session:
Music
REGULATIONS, Deary Kelley, Oms
Kinder, Lizzie Little, Bessie Kelley
and Osa Little.
Reading, A. Stemple, G. G. Kel.
ley, Gay StaInaker, Lyman Kelley
and Charles ,5tarcher.
Declarations. w II. Kinder, Roy
Slemple, H"mer Mace aud Guy
Stemple.
Subject for debate, Resolved: That
man lie his own free moral agent IN
all the acts of life.
Miscellaneous business.
Closing exercise.
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Correspond encG.
MILESTONE.

Ed Chronicle:
After short absence, 1 will write
you few items from this prospering
neighborhood.
Kew Kinder is holding quite sac.
cessful meeting a. this place.
Ou7 school here under the manage
ment OF w. E. Powell, closed March
II. with a good exhibition at night.
This is Mr.. POwell's fourth term as
teacher here. and has, SO far, given
entire satisfaction
The farmers here are making prep.
erslions for their spriag work.
We are having a great deal of
sickness in this vicinity this winter.
Lon Powell who has been teaming
on Sycamore this Winter, has re.
turned home.
u. w. Lynch, orr prosperous mer.
chant is hlill doing thriving bust.
meas
Cliff Hawk, who spent the winter
here, has returned to the mountains
to work the coming summer.
The school at Arnoldsburg, under
the management Of Perry Hays, will
close Saturday night, March %, with
an entertainment at night.
Wolfe Groves has quit teaming on
Crummies creek and has returned to
Milestone.
Mrs. 6. w. Price, whose illness we
spoke of in our last letter, we are
glad to say, is now better.
We understand that w. Z. Powell
contemPlates moving away. We
would hate to loose him, but if he
goes, our best wishes go with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. FrsBk Fremp. the
latter formerly of this place, have rO-
turned from Parkersburg to visit
home folks awhile.
For fear our communication will
be too long, we will close, by Wishing
the Chronicle and all its readers sue
cess.
PATHFINDER.
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MINNORA.

Ed. Chronicle: Miss Dora Chero.
weth, who has been teaching mu sic ~
Roane county for some time past, has
returned to her home on Left Hand,
and was pleasant caller 10 our town
one day this week
Miss Ella Knots was the happy re-
cipient OF an organ, the gift of her
father, last week
Coal men are thick in our vicinity
as iddlers 10 Peru J n. Craddock,
Jack McVaney, George Pearcy and
Paul NUtter, iepresenta tlves Of the
Fulton Coal Co., are serving notices
on the farmers here that they will
take their coal and pay for il as soon
rs the land Gan be surveyed and titles
abstracted. This will be woderful
help TO the farmers financially and
We may confidently hope that times
will be better in orr vicinity in the
near future because Of It,
Berley Siers one Of our most sub.
stamal and popular young men, and
one Of Washington districtss bes cit.
izens, WIS married last Saturday to
Miss Savannah White, a most com
meudabIe young lady from Henrys
Fork, in Roane county These young
people are we'll known and universal.
Iy respected and admired in this com.
munity and hosts offriends wish them
much joy though life and a TRANQUIL
voyage on the sea Of ma,rimony.
The iufare given them,by a. 9. Siers.
father TO the groom. We one of the
most enjoyable events which has nc.
CURED here for some time Many
we're present and partook of the
delicious feast prepared for them with
relish and enjoyment The day pass.
ed oT delightfully."-, and all present
expressed themselves 20 having on.
joyed the occasion hugely
Bee Hopkins made a business Trip
TO SANDY the Iasl Of the week
Oscar Hartman is suffering quite
severely with what appears to be-
black erydpelas boo bic limbs.
Mrs w NJ Funk Who has been
q1i" seriously 'odI sJosed for a
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PATHFINDER.
ARNOLDoBURG.

May DENNIS closed her school the
18th of March at Leatherbark and she
has returned home. Her parents
were glad to see her.
Mrs IONA Golf was visiting her
parents the past few days.
Charlie DENNIS attended the Mill.
stone exhibition on the 18th of this
month and reported good time.
Watson Everson has large clear
lug on hand
George Lynch is drumming for a
Tobacco Co. We hope he will make a
su, cess.
Dee Nitz is preparing for large
corn crop.
Floyd Barr is on the sick list. H,
is better at this writing, and we hop,
for his recovery.
WILD BILL
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& a. - IT q ERrA
Bears the n The Kind You Have LMay BOVgH
e = NrHAzzzx

President Roosevelt had his oppor.
tunity, and sacaificed it in blunder
which can arouse only pity and in
dignation. His decision will not
Terminate the Samson-Scbley contro.
Versy 1t Rjght have done SO. but
as 1t stands IS sole and only result i.
Abs:
1t reveals the Commander in Chef
of the American Maya man who
has been acclaimed hero in a batlle
which was only "a private fight
as ore 80 prejudiced that he is able To
see in The nations greatest naval
achievement glory enougi for very.
BODY save the one who commanded in
chat achievement, and who, in re.
spouse to nobility OF the soul and gen.
crosby Of disposition let tall those
immortal words;
There is glory enouph for all
We pity President Roosevelt for
AIs bluDder 50 degree as we hold in
contempt the base Influences aud sin.
lister motives to which he Welded
and which inspired it.-Balumore
American.
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Look Here.

have for sale on Philips Run, a
tract Of One Hundred and sixty.oDe
acres Of splendid farming land. 1t
lies in sight Of the court house, one
mile above town, and 10 adapted 70
the very hest farming. Has two
county roads running through it, AID
a school house close IT, Good dwelling
house, and fences Will give a gen.
eraI warranty deed. Estimated 10
have timber enough ON IL IN make
10000 ties, and q good saw mill set
% acres cleared. Is bargain
Prico $500 an acre. Terms
third cash IN hand, and one third in
one and Two years, respectively.
Very lrnly yours,
Il. p. HAYS.
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EDEN

" NJ T,.I;
co.s;dorohIa t =: preparing 10 90
~ n In WIS 'Prng'
brs,,,o.. 49,. 90" ''eS considerable
beu,rdwm go i" "a lamp
ara oaoh d.;L 81 LEU H@nn'
hrsino.a ,I - wig mercantile
the ,;s h,,.i,, ''"poe,i 10 also IN
- 49, -, ""U wiz nave sever
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CLARIA.

A Mr.. Morrison, of Creston, was
here last week branding Kites.
d. ii. hester has a fine clear.
ing on hand
The store that Was reported to have
been bought by C.. N. Nicholson we
think is more sham than ever.
w. w. hester went to Spencer
one DAY last week for the GENIAL mer.
chant, A Gum.
Rufe Witte was doing some haul.
ing last week for j. L. Golf and H.
Mofett.
was about to forget Frizzle Head
1 will have to say something about
HIM that will arouse him from his
long and drowsey sleep that he has
been taking during my absence. He
has not had the courage to say any.
thing to me for some time. He said
10 his last letter that he ouIy expect
ed to hear me grunt, but am thank.
full that the grunts are not catching
for | know that if they we're, 1 would
have been sure to have caught them
from +. r., for have not heard any.
thing but grunls from him for about
tour months.
Okey McCune is doing some car.
Penler work for A Mormon.
BLUE DEVIL.
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MT ZION.
Ed. Chronicles

Ed. Chronicle:
The sick at this pl ace are mendiug
slowly. We hope they will socn be
out again.
W. Lester, Of Pink, passed through
this place recently, on his way from
GAINESVILLE.
Rev. j NJ Kinder has returned
home from Beech, where be has been
engaged in series Of meetings for
the past two weeks,
Benton Adkins, of Spencer, was in
this part recently, selling moving
machines.
Pell Woodtord has returned from
Spencer with his charming bride
Miss Leusetta Dawson.
The people here are badly affected
over the death Of our friend and
neIghbor Lum SLATER.
q l.. McCuue, Lester Riggs and
. j. Kelley ore all employed cut
ing timber for O. b ShaFer.
a very painful accident occurred
10 the bereaved family Of Lum Shaft.
er Monday evening, 10 which Earl.
the eldest son, wus fooling with some
gun powder when IL exploded, bum.
ing two Of the children very severity.
aud If it had MOI been for the WON.
anly efforts Of little Eta. who Il, only
3 years old, the children aud house
would have been burned
The Death Angel visited the home
OF . j Game. and wife, last week
and took from their fond embrace
their infanr and only child. The he
resysd parents have our s,mpatby.
The school tba, s being taught by
q w Siarcbtr, at This place. will
close the 292h Of March with AN en-.
ier,aiumeut at night Everybody is
welcome 60 come and take part
Colonel A len is stepping very
high now.a days-irs e boy.
What has become Of Pop Shot?
Has be got Fslix's goat and taking a
visit Co some lber sea port2 or ha,
be- gone 90 The mountains and taken
Ap abode With he Rnuger2
Jackob shaGsr Of Sinking Creek
FIhoer Co., was boo lhis part recently.
Lyman Sturms BE- now tbs employe
ofW O Umuead.
X RAY.
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Memory

On Saturday, March Is, the Death
Angel visited the home of G. G. and
Amanda Hardway and took from
them their little son Kelley, age 7
months and 10 days 1t is SAID that
death loves shining mark, 50 it
seems in this case. You seldom see a
more beautiful or brighten child than
he He was the JOY and pride of his
parents and the pet of his brothers
and sisters
The cradle is empty; The home that
was made happy by his presence is
now sad and desolaie The little
form vas laid to rest on the beauti
full hill near his home.
A FRIEND.
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Card of Thanks.

Bigbend, w. Va.
March 20, 1902
We. the undersigned, desire to ex.
press our eincere thanks to the en-
aire deighborhoOd for their kindness
shown during the last illness aud
death of our dear mother.
w. G. BROOKS,
JULIA BROOKS,
SINA Brooks.
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Republicans, Attention.

After having consulted with a ma.
j"rity of the members of the County
EEK. Committee a CONVENTION is
called tor the 7lh day of April, it be
ifg 'he LIST day Of County Court. a,
! o'clock p m. at the Court House
10 elect delegates to the various con-
MENTIONS and elect County ESecut,
i've Committee and transact any 9TH
,er business that may seem proper.
a E. JOHNSON, Chairman.
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a mother has no right TO be ipno
rant o. symptoms that tell ne plain nd
day her child has worms She should
know when the child is yale. looks
sickIy acts tired seems pevisb, has
sunken ewes and nervous expires.
sion, ihat worms are tbe cause A
saie, uuiaHIug aud nice tasting rem.
tdy 10 M"thersw worm Htrup Ouy
% cents q baJde. aud o. gui tnat
children ask furmure.
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months. past, is, we are glad to re-
port improving.
Dora Conley has contracted to
work for o. 5. HearshmAn for six
months at SIS per mo. and board
MANDY Lou
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GOOD HEALTH.

a person generally enjr.' good
health, whose bowels are accustomed
10 good evacuation each morning. If
bilious or consiipsied use Gorch's
aieNican Root Pills. They help, but
never grippe or ken.
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fOR SALE a bay mare, Z year,
ob; sound as doiIsr tough as aha,e
bone, VIII not work Doc barnes. bit
IS splendid riding horse viii sell
her ~ bargain Apply o. tbe edit
Y y til- ye~r
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select school at Pine Grove.

a select school will be taught a,
Pine Grove, near BrooksviIp. thi,
county beginning March 31st. 1901
under The auspices of n +. Tucker.
Special course 10 those wishing to
ieach Board cheap
III Il TrrVr
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Take Laxatiye Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the mon.
ey If 10 fails TO cure. u. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25 cents.
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Pne-ine Cures PIles.

Money refunded ifit ever fails.
ANTIAGUE cures Chills and Few
ing nicely under the management
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WOULD SMASH THE CLUR

Il members Of the Hay Fever As
socistiou' would use Dr. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, the club
would go to pieces, for it always
cures this malady-and Astbms, the
kind that battles the doc tOrs-it Who'll
ly drives from the system. Thous.
ands Of once hopeless sufferers from
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
owe their lives and health 10 it, 1t
conquers Grip, saves little Ons from
Group aud Whooping Cough and ID
positively guaranteed for all hrol
and Lung trouble scot 100
Trial bottles free at w. O. Umsteads.
and the Arnoldsburg Pharmacy.
Dye the druggist, will refund you
your money u you are not "a tisGed
after using Chamberlin,s Stomach
and Liver Tablets They cure dis
orders of the stomach. biliousnes.
constipation aud headache Prices
% cents Samples free
Bingham, n H.-By an inven.
ton Of II Charles Obendaugh, Of
this city, each man now carry his
drinks in his vest pocket After
long study Mr. Obenda has perfect.
ed whiskey pellet BY process Of
disiillntion and compression the finest
brands Of whiskey can be compressed
and carried like pills The discov.
cry wall prove a startling one 70 tho
distillers and a pulling one 10 the
United States revinue officials, who
are called upon to stamp The pro.
duct Of the still The basis Of the
pellet is procured by obtaining the
component parts Of alcohol The pei.
an he dissolved 10 the mouth, loav.
nQ az ibe taste end effect or iquo,
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This signature is on every boz Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO.Quinlne Tablets
the remedy that cures = cold In one cav
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Stops the Cough
and Works on the Gold

Laxative Brom"Qunine Tablets
cure q cold IN one day No cure no
pay. Price IS cents
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- - - n - MA
Boars fhs y ia Nh1 700 H3f kHB BWgt
l%lz3ZAzZz<
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HOME MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
LOCAL NZERCAA NTS
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-25
E. P. SEAWELL,

The present County Treasurer, is a
candidate for reelection, and wishes
it SO stated. He has served the coun-
ty faithfully and as guardian Of the
public funds has proven true to his
charge. Mr.. Seawell promises to be
as faithful in the future as he has
been in the rast, and respectfully asks
for your support.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-25

DIED-After an illness of IL months Mrs
j. T. Scarboro died this morning, aged 43.
She will be buried at Bethesda tomorrow
afternoon, with funeral services by Rev.
Mr. Haney. Mrs. Scarboro was married
% 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 aff1iction she
has borne up with patience and fortitude
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-25

Sheriff S. M. Jones, with party of
about thirty-fve from JacksonSprings,
was with us yesterday, and peeped IN
to see low the FREE PRESS looked.
Some of those in the party were
Messrs. Currie and Williams, from
South Carolina; L. P. Tyson, Car
thage, and four of the Misses Smither-
man, from Troy, N. c.
Mrs. James and her daughter, Mrs.
Leroy Ritter, leave this week for At
lantic City, N. j., after lengthy stay
at the Southern Pines Hotel. Mrs.
James is much pleased with our town
and speaks in high terms of the eli
mate and the splendid accommoda-
tions furnished at the Southern Pines
Hotel. She will return next season.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-25
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS,

A. L. Mcintosh appeals to the Dem
ocratic voters Of Moore county; he is
faithful in the discharge of his duties
and has given entire satisfaction to
the public He will appreciate your
support in the primaries tomorrow.