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Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
NORMAL COMMENCEMENT
Interesting Address of Robt. E. Mor-
 rison of Pre scott.

Seldom has there been graduating the class of 1902 that graduated from the Tempe Normal school last night The large grounds south of the main building were crowded with an enth't- siaStic audience of friends of the class and institution. Fully three thousand were present. one of the largest as semblages ever gathered in Tempe. Many people drove over from Phoenix and Mesa.
 The large stage was specially built adjoining the main building and under meath, the green branches Of trees. and several immense palms made q back ground that was indeed beautiful in effect. Early in the evening friends had heaped the front Of the stage with banks of flowers. including roses and carnations. In effect the staging re- sembled d beautiful forest with car pet of rich flowers. On this stage was the Hon. Robert F. Morrison of Pres cott; the faculty, Principal A. J. Matthews, F NJ. Irish J. W Ander- son, Jessie NJ. smith Eudora Mather Kath1ine Daily. J. L Johnston and Elise ' | -A by. Rachel Brady, Jessie Creager. Flor ence Ford, Leona Gibson. Harry Ger ard. Grace NJ. Goodwin, Leona Haulot i Y. H. Harmon, Ghas. Haigler. D. b. l Jones, Cloyd Jones, Clara Johnson, ] Grpha Standage, Edith Stewart, Mary ! Snyder, Stella Ross and Harry Trussler i The gowns worn by the young ladies 1 of the class were strikingly pretty. i The appearance of the class was cer- i tainly inspiring to the undergraduates.
 The principal feature of the pro- i gramme was the address of Hon. Robert l. Morrison. which followed the opening selections Of music and q well rendered vocal solo by Professor J. L Johnston. MT. Morrison is q fOrceful and dear speaker. His genial and characteristic presentment of the
 thoughts he wishes to express won foi
 him the admiration of the students
 They were mofuse in their plaudits and
 all eager to express their appreciation
 of his address. He referred to tn,
 event Of this week that has attracted Sl
 much attention in the east, the cen
 tannial anniversary at West Point. II,
 spoke Of the men that have graduated
 from there, among them being tn. greatest heroes that ever lived. Mel
 that fought in battles that have decid
 ed many destinies in this world, mei
 that swayed kingdoms and built repub
 lies: MT. Morrison then spoke of an
 the banks of q classical river-Th,
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
BEET SUGAR PROGRAMME.

Washington. June 12.-Tae republi- can senators who are friendly to beet sugar and who oppose the proposed legislation for the reduction of the tar if on Cuban products, held q confer C,-ce of almost two hours duration to day and decided to continue opposition to the reciprocity proposition. They will do this by announcing to the ad- VCcates of tariff reduction that they will cast their votes for the reciproc- ity bill as it passed the house of ~ep- resentatives. including the Morris amendment for abolition cf the differ ential on refined sugar and they will Ie- sist all amendments that will be offer ed to it. They will propose two alter natives. One Of these is to drop the subject and make TO further attempt to secure reciprocity legislation. The other is to accept the rebate plan.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

Portland. Oregon, June 12.-Tracy and Merrill, the escaped cCnvicts. elud- ed the guards shortly before daylight after two shots had been fired at them. They had been located in a piece of woodland zoe acres in extent late the evening before and the wood was sur rounded by Sheriff Durbans posse and two companies of militia. Their cap ture was believed to be inevitable.
 Charles Tuh. one of the sherifI's posse had stand near fence, close to the woods. but he concluded he would move back fifty yards to more commanding position.
 No sooner had he taken up his new position than one of the fugitives climbed over the fence. Tuh fired at him twice with a double barreled shot gun. but missed both times. The ban dit did not return the fire, but started across the field.
 While Tuh fired at his man the other convict climbed the fence between two guards stationed about 100 yards apart. The guards did not fire and the convicts were allowed to escape across a field. No effort was made to follow them till long after daylight.
 At 6:3G this evening they took lunch at a farm house 311a miles from Mon- itor postofice. The hounds were taken to the farm where the bandits took breakfast but were unable to catch the scent. Two militia companies are fol- lowing the sheriff's posses closely in order to be in readiness for d light f the fugitives are located.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
NO CHANGE
h the Strike Situation in the Anthra-
 cite Region.

Wilkasbarre, Pa, June 12.-The Mine Workers officials have been making q strong effort to have the strikers at Duryea and vicinity prevent any vio- lence. Several men have been sent to talk to the strikers, and this afternoon District President Nichols went himself to see What he can do. It is likely that he will be able to put a stop to the demonstrations that have been go- ing on there during the week.
 Wyoming valley today is unusually quiet. Neither the strike leaders nor the mining superintendents have any thing to say today, reporting the situa- ton to be without change.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
THE PROMOTION OF
 ). B. ALEXANDER
He Has Been Made Supervisor
 of Indian Schools.

Washington, June 12.-(SpecialD - J. E. Alexander has been appointed su- perviscr of Indian schools, and NJ C. Moore of Arizona. superintendent Of the Colorado River Indian training school.
 Word was received in the city sever al days ago that AJr. Alexander would receive this appointment. He has been connected with the Phoenix Indian school fer ten years. or almost ever since it's institution. He was clerk for several years but mere than q year .tao was appointed assistant Superinteni- ent
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
THE CANAL BILL.

Washington. June 12.-After consid- ering the London dock charges bil for an hour and half today without com pleting it. the senate resumed consider ation of the isthmian canal question: MT. Morgan of Alabama occupied the floor for three hours and a half. dis cussing particularly the diplomatic phases of the question.
 Frcm this point he was diverted by an amendment introduced by MT. Fairbanks of Indiana. providing for the
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 12.-A bullish senti- ment put grain prices up today. Trade was of little importance save in oats, where there was good activity Ssarce news, however. gave a slightly bullish turn, and at the close July wheat vas HM3s up, July corn 1sc higher and dU- Iy oats 1ac up. Provisions pushed down in most products and closed 714c higher to 10c lower.
 July wheat, after opening 72G 12Is, advanced to 1212; closed 72@721s; July corn closed 63A; July oats jumped from 39as at opening to 4Oas; closed %92s
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

the fast mail from Nashville and the Jasper accommodation train. on the Nashville, Chattanooga &c St. LCIis railroad this afternoon. between Hook CT and Summit, small station about seven miles from this city. The dead are George Rollins, engineer of the sc- commodatiOn train: l.. A. Rankin, fire man Cf the accommodation train: Jas. Bernhard, fireman of the fast mail. Express Messenger Webb of the fast mail. and Geo. Ray. engineer of She fast mail
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

issue of bonds for the construction of the canal MT Morgan vigorously at tackled the amendment. maintaining that the expense Of the canals con struction should be paid cut of the treasury's current receipts. Incident ally. MT. Morgan again opposed tn } Panama 1oute and assailed the efforts of the new Panama company to dis pose of the concessions held from the cid cOlnpany-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
THE CAMPAICH
 OF EDUCATION
In the Direction of Reciprocity With
 Cuba.

Washington, June 12. - President Roosevelt returned to Washington to- night on c special train. Soon after tie president reached the White House. Senator Platt, of Connecticut, chair man of the committee on Cuban rela- tions, called by appointment.
 Announcement was made at the White House that TO statement woLld be given out tonight regarding General Woods action in giving Cuban funds for the circulation of literature favor ble to reciprocity legislation, but such a statement probably will be issued to- morrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
RAILROAD MANS DEATH.

Pueblo, Coio., June 12.-WiHiam Hcgg, aged 5G years, commercial agent of the Missouri Pacific railroad here since the road was built to Pueblo years ago. died suddenly today of neuralgia of the heart. He leaves T wife. two sons and daughter.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
ARAB PATROL DRILL.

San Francisco, June 12.-The compet- tive drill of Arab patrols this after noon was won by Fl label of Denver Aladdin of Columbus. O.. won the sec ond place. The patrcls taking part in the parade were MooIah of St. Louis, Fl label of Denver, Aladdin of Colum- bus, Arrarat Of Kansas City. and Xu- nah of Minneapolis. The announce ment of the judges and the awarding of the prizes occurred at Mechanics pavilion tonight.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. June 12-NaW Mexico Generally fair Friday and Saturday.
 Wyoming-Fair and cooler in west and north; showers in southeast par- ticn Friday: Saturday fair.
 Arizona-Generally fair Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
ITALIAN FEUD.
Four Dead in New Orleans and One
 Fatally Wounded.

New Orleans, June 12.-As the result of feud betwene two Italian factions in this city four Italians have been killed and two others wounded, one fat ally. The dead are Salvatore Luciana.
 Nincenzo Velura, Alias A. Casino and Berri. The wounded are: Josepl, Calimina. shot in the left hand; Joseph Geranchi, shot in the groin. may die. The trouble started last night in the Italian settlement in Poydras street.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
HEAVIEST MAN GONE.

San Francisco, June 12.-Henry Mau- rice Cannon, the heaviest man in the world, died suddenly today in this city, Of heart disease. He was born at Zu- rich, Switzerland, g years ago. and de- ve!oped into heavy weight athlete Wrestling was his specially and he was also q litter of heavy weights. About ten years ago he began to grow stout and at the time of his death weighed G13 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
METALS.

New York. June 12.-Copper ruled quiet and about steady with standard spot to August at n.1Sd12OO; lake F. .421a@12.621a, electrolytic 12.12124 123O and casting at 12.1212@12.25.
 The London copper market eased off 2s Cd with spot at f54 5s and futures at l54 Is Cd.
 Lead ruled steady but quiet and Hn- changed locally, quoted As The Lon don market also ruled unchanged i'll 5s.
 Spelter is quoted on a more CT less nominal basis at 41s at New York. At London flS 12s Cd was the price. Bar silver 52A Mexican dollars 42.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

where Luciara and Nelura were slain. Antonio Luciana. a brother Of one of the dead Italians, was arrested and re- leased under bond as witness. To day he met Berri who said that Luci- ana had taken part in the shooting. Luciana shot Berri, killing him ir- Stantly
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
THEIR FURTHER FLIGHT.

Portland. Oregon, June 12.-The pop uiace of three counties was aroused to the highest pitch over the daring break for liberty of Harry Tracy and David Merrill, the convicts who escaped from the Oregon penitentiary on Monday. They have been hunted with blood hounds for four days by q posse of nearly two hundred armed men, they
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, June 12.-Cattie,-Receipts 5000. including 1000 Texans Mostly Ice to 15c lower. Good to prime steers $7.300$7. 90; poor to medium $5OO0$I.G0; stockers and feeders $2-50M$5-25 cows $14O@$5.75: heifers $2.50G$5.45; canners S1.4O@S2.4O; bulls $2.75@S5.75; calves $2.0) GnS6.5O; Texas fed steers $5-0O@S6.IO-
 Sheep.-Receipts 10,C00. slow to low
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
RIVER DISASTER.
Steamer Overturned by Tornado. and
 Four Drowned.

Dubuque, la. June PA tornado to- day overturned and sank the steamer Ravenna, at Maquotachute, four miles up the river. The captain and three others were drowned. The dead tre Capt. John Hoy, of Saltwater. Minn.: Clerk Byron Trash, of Saltwater: Lew is Walker of Rhodes Landing and Del Ia Lacrosse.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

CT; lambs lower. Good to choice weth- CTS $5.G0M$5.5O; fair to choice mixed $4506$5.O0: western sheep $5.G06$5.3G; native lambs, clipped $5.00f $6.13; western lambs. clipped, S3.251r$6.75: spring lambs $7.25.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Slight Resumption of Activity in
 Stocks Bulls Lead ill Grain.

New York, June 1.-The stock mar kat relapsed today into torpid con dition and dealing feil off about one third from yesterdays aggregate.
 STOCKS.
 Atchison S1, preferred S914; C. & O. 461s: Rock Island l7113; Big Four 1O412; C. 6 s. 31as; preferred 704.. End prefer red 43A; Erie g.; Great Northern pr2- ferred 1852: Manhattan 131: Met.opcl- itan 150; Nc Pac. 1O2%4; N J. Central 1S4: N Y Central 15512; Pennsylvania 149A; St. L. & s. F. 6SA. preferred s: 2nd preferred 73; St. Paul 11OA; So- Pac C45s. Union Pac. l04A; Amalga- mated Copper 6S7s; Anaconda 113; Su- gar 127s4; |. s. Steel 3S7#: preferred SS7s; Western Union 90A; g. F. Copper 17s
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
.C0WARDICE OF GUARDS
 DESPERATE CONNECTS
Tracy and Merrill Break Through and
 Escape

Surrounded by Two Hundred Men They Leave Their Place of Concealment and Make Their Way Across an Open Field-Sherf's Posse and Two Companies of Militia z '"re Not Take Up the Pursuit Until Long After Day.
 nt-A Third Company of State Guards Has Been Ordered Out.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
BONDS.

U. S. refunding 2s registered 19l%i: coupon 10S14; 3s registered and coupon 1O7A; new +s registered and coupon 1852; old is registered 10e3s: coupon 1IO1H; 5s registered and coupon 1O5
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
WOOLS AND HIDES.

New York. June 12.-Hides firm, wool dull.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
THE IRRIGATION BILL
 BEFORE THE HOUSE
The Consideration Of It Carried on
 Under a Special Rule

It Will Be Read Today for Amendments, ands Debated Under the Fve-Minute Rule-Mr. Morgan, the Cham pion of the Nicaragua Route Speaks the 1sth1ian Canal Bill in the Senate-He Opposes Amendment by MT. Fairbanks for Bond Issue for the Construc tion of the Canal.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
FIVE KILLED.

In a Collision on a Tennessee Rail
 road.
 Chattanooga, June f2.-Five men were killed and fifteen injured. two cf them fatally, in collision between
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

Philadelphia. June F. Cincinnati .... .....3 0 c 3010 5-12 Philadelphia .... 70 0 0 0 ? O.
 Batteries, Thielman and PeitZ. NoGr- hecs. Iberg and Dooin.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
BASE BALL
Tie Result of Contests ill the Four
 Leagues Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, June 12.- Pittsburg ........ ...2 c o 1 Q 2 G-5 Brooklyn -. ..0 0 0 0 C Q %
 Batteries. Chesbro and O'Connor: Newton and Ahearn.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
 St. Louis, June F. St. Louis ...... ......0 o ? 0 A--S Washington. .. ....2 z 0 Q 2-9 Batteries, .Sudhoff, Reidy and SuS den; Carricl. and Clark.
 Cleveland, June F. Cleveland .... .......0 l 0 0 *---3 Philadelphia .... ......2 o--i Batteries Moore and Wood, Husting and Powers.
 Detroit, June F. Detroit ........ ..........1 0 O T." Baltimore ......- ...-..-o y Batteries. Yeager and McGuire: Howe and Robinson.
 Chicago. June F. Chicago ..o31 3100o0 *-5 Boston ..... ........0 1 0 Q 0 Q 0 o-2 Batteries, Callahan and Mcfarland: Winters, Warner and Criger-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
York. June F.

New ' Ork, June I2.- St. Louis ...... ......0O0G Go1O G a-1 New York .... .....G o 0 0 c 2 0 0 i-G
 Batteries. Yerkes and Ryan, Taylor and BoWerman.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
Denver. June F.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis ?, Toledo 5. Milwaukee 3, Minneapolis 3. Louisville 10, Columbus 4
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

Boston, June F. Bcston.. ...... .....OOOO OOO0s - Chicago ...-.. ......0 l 0 6 c 0 U-l
 Batteries Wilson and Kittredge: F. Williams and King.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13
w ESTERN LEAGUE.


 St. Joseph, June 12.- Kansas City . 10 0 c 0--1 St. Joseph .... .......0 c . 0 c t.. Batteries. Nichols and Mesitt; Me FadGen and Roth. Denver. June 12.-- Denver ...... ......1 o 0 ? 0 0 0 3-6 Colorado Springs II 0 0 0 o 3 Q. Batteries. Eyler and Mcconnell; Gas ton and Dixon.
 Milwaukee. June 12.- IeClla --........ ............o U 0 u-I Milwaukee .....-..... .......o l O '-l Game called end of fifth inning on account of darkness. Batteries, Hart and Hayes; Barber and Hanford.
 Des Moines. June F. Des Moines ......O c 0 9 1 c 0-3 Omaha ...... ........1 c 0 3 0 l 0 1-6 Batteries, Wilkins and Hanson; Brown and Bonding.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis ?, Toledo 3.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-13

Cleveland, June 12.-
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ii. L. Thurston
are in town for a few days.
J. A. Morris has returned to
Southern Pines from Charleston
Exposition.
Mrs. Crane and daughter, of
Boston, are late arrivals at Glen
wood Cottage.
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Archibald
Of New York are guests Of Glen
wood Cottage.
Mrs. DR.. Ferguson returned
Wednesday from a visit to her old
home at Cameron.
Father Giroux. who has been at
Grove Cottage, has returned to
his home in Rhode Island.
Miss Russell, of the Mohney Cot
tage, Bennett Street, left Monday
night for her home in New York.
DR.. F. A, Smith has returned
from Charleston Exposition and
is at Elliott Cottage on Leak street.
Mrs. Young Of the Foster Cot
tage, gave very dainty tea for a
few Of her friends Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ford left
Wednesday for their home, Wash
ington, Pa, after two months
stay at G]enwood Cottage
Glenwood Cottage was honored
with serenade by the Brass Band
tuesday evening which was high
ly appreciated by the hostess as
we'll as the guests.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Congregations Church was enter
tanned by Mrs. DR.. SWEET, We'd
nesday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Byce and her charming
daughter, Miss Florence, of Coop
erstown, N. Y, are guests Of Estelle
Cottage. Mrs. Byce will remain
the balance Of the season.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07

]. F. Jones returned this morning
from visit to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Prof. Meserve of Shaw University,
Raleigh, N. c., was guest this week
of Rev. Emery at Red Villa.
Rev. H. T. Peabody, of the Windsor
Avenue Congregational church, Hart
ford, Ct, with Mrs. Peabody, are
guests of Mrs. w B. Eastman
w. 7. Mann, of Evergreen Farm,
BlS Niagara Co., n. y, has rented
on. of the Chandler cottages for the
season and will have an eye on the
frAit growers in this vicinity
Mrs. James A. Lane and daugh
ter, Mrs. Rose, Of Johns'oWn, Pa.
who have been at the MoffeIt Cot
tage for the past three mo tbs,
are now pleasantly located at Glen
wood Cottage.
w. T. Tyson has so far recovered
his health as to be able to return to
his business as travelling salesman.
His wife was called on Tuesday to
her old home, Hope Mills, N, c., by
a telegram announcing the serl'ui
illness of her mother, brother and
sister.
J. Fl. Barkey Of Johnstown, Pa.
who has been spending the win
ter at Glenwood Cottage, left Mon
day night for me. His many
friends regret his departure. Be
fore leaving, the string band favor
ed him with several very fine Sc
lectio MS.
The cottage situated on the
corner of Bennett Street and New
Hampshire Avenue was pur-
chased this week by r. Evans of
Carnegie, Pa, who intends to
make considerable improvements
and put in new furniture 1t will
hereafl Ell be known as the Penn
sylvania Cottage.
A meeting Of the Village Improv
ment Society was held at Mrs. Eos
ter's Residence on Wednesday even
ing Among those rr sent were
Messrs. Couch Webster Tarbell, DR.
Dr. SWEET and wife. 1t was
decided to reduce the mem bership fee
from ST. to SO cents, and to postpone
election of officers until next meeting,
of which due notice will be give1i,
when it is hoped that more will be
present
The fine weather has frightened up
the livery business very materially
and caused an increase in the number
Of turnouts. &C. Edgerton has just
got in handsome r air of blacks from
Raeford and c. Mcqueen has added
natty pair Of bays and three saddle
horses to his stable, The price of
horse-feed has fallen five to ten per
cent in the last two weeks This has
been one Of the hardest seasons that
liverymen have ever experienced in
this town and we are glad to see things
coming their way at last.
Try the coarse, underground wheat, rye
and yellow corn meal Just receiver at R.
NJ Couch, Sons & Co.
FOR RENT.-Two nice rooms furnished. |
NJ lst be rented by Monday March 10th.
NJ. SHAPERO,
At w. j. Stuart House.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07
RECENT HOTEL ARRIVALS

P1NEY WOODS INN.-Fred W.
Rowland, @. M. Rowes and wife,
VIM. Cunningham, wife and son,
M. Frankfort, Leon Gottheil, New
York City; Mrs. Ella Thomas, Rob.
Thomas, Warrensburg, N. Y; A.
1. FindIey and wife, Altoona, Pa;
&. G. Harry, H. A. Freyer, Law
renceburg, Ind; Mrs. &. F. Lunk-
enheimer and family, G. A. Kalper
Cincinnati, O; w. w. Dryden,
Montreal; N. 7. Hutchinson, Mrs.
G. W. Hutchinson, Mrs. E. D.
Wilkinson, Providence, Il. |, d.
Daniels, Boston; Miss +. Converse,
Baltimore; A. Il. Converse, Phila.
SOUTHERN PINES HoTEL.-J. Ross
Snowdon, Philadelphia; DIR. ]. Boy
er, wife and children, Mrs. Tothill,
Barrie, Canada; Mrs. Rue, Pine
bluff; Mrs. Chatterton, son and
dau liter, Buffalo. n 7.
j JEFFERSON INN.-John Retting,
BrattIeboro, Vt; A. D. Sprague
and vile, New Berlin, N. I; Mrs.
5. K. Chandler, Miss Agnes Chand
Ter, Baltimore; Newton M. Perkins
and wife, New Haven, Conn; M.
Warren Hanscom and wife, Haver-
hill, Mass.
Try the coarse. water ground wheat. rye
and yellow corn meal just received by R.
M. Couch, Sons & Co.
Mrs. G. E. Van Deusen. of Kilbourn,
Wis. was afflicted with stomach trouble
and constipation for long time She
says, II have tried many preparations but
none have done me the good the Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
have These Tablets are for sale az
Johnson's Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07
For Sale Grove COTTAGE

Furnished or unfururnished; modern i'm
provements; electric lights; spacious
grounds, barn and stable. Terms very
easy. Apply at Grove Cottage, Bennett
street.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07

Try the coarse, underground wheat. rye
and yellow corn meal just received by Il.
M. Couch, Sons & Co.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07
FOR SALE CHEAP.

$50 acres of woodland within 81 miles of
Southern Pines, mostly level with clay
sub-soi with fine water power it Twill
sell tract for $3.50 90 Also 1-acre lot in
heart of Jimtown Price 5000 Title good
Apply to j E BUCHAN.
Manly, N G
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-07

FOR RENT.-Two nice rooms furnished.
NJ lst be rented by Monday March 10th.
NJ. SHAPIRO,
At w. j. Stuart House