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nf Fin if.. SEMI-WEEKLY. t VOLUME 88. DURHAM, N. C OCTOBER 22. 1907. NUMBER 4?. NEWS FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS - '' Items of Interest from Various Places as Viewed and Told by Those on the FieId.-PersGna!s. r From Tiabcrlake. J. H. Howard is now survey ing town lots in Roxboro for the Winstead estate. , A few nights a go. while out 'possum hunting, our friend, Roger Tapp, had the misfortune of slipping: down an embank ment which dislocated his ankle. Bongcmont. Route I. .Miss Annie Rhew left Sunday to begin teaching Monday . near Moriah, Person county. Miss Corrinne Bowling return ed home last Wednesday after a visit to the Exposition at Jamestown. Mrs. Sam II. Jones and daugh A doctor was called and set the t-r, Kathleen, visited Mrs. Jones' dislocated member and now he is . mother, Mrs. Capt. Bowling, getting along well. . j Saturday and Sunday. J. V. Chambers, rural carrier ; Lumber is being hauled to Red on route 5 from Roxboro, is now j Mountain to build a vestibule to on a visit to relatives and friends ithe church. Hope work will in Greensboro, and Mr. GraviU f 000 be-in and the W3mn who is carrying mail in his stead. have worked so faithful for it Vv. B. Brooks and wife visited ' areA mi the writer last Sunday, and Mr. Brooks said that he had collards four feet across, and he is an up- SCH03L RALLY MD SPEAKING. Elfort for Special Tax for Radwood Being Pushed. Next Friday at Redwood school Oak Grove Township, a rally will be held by all those that favor a special tax for this school. Ar rangements have been made to have a speaking during the morning hour and exercises by the school children in the after noon. Prof. C. W. Massey, county Superintendent, will have as his guest, Superintendent J. Y. Joy ner. of Raleigh, and they will go out from Durham to be present during the day. Superintendent Joyner will speak in the morning and the exercises by the school will take place in the afternoon, dinner being served on the grounds. A largy attendance is expected. An effort to have a special tax voted for th'n district is being pushed by ail favoring it with vigor, and they claim that they are reasonably sure of success; while on the other hand those that are opposed to the tax claim thi.t the vote will notbs sufficient to carry th t?:x. .. Death In East ilurliaa j Mrs. J. II. Warren died in East Durham las: week, her death being caused from consumption, f which she had suffered for somf months. Fur several days she had been close to death and whan the end came it was no sur prise to those who knew of her c.iilition. Tr.t rlter spent fo&r Sunday j fine principal and she has frooi!,j,Js.tej tv. j. y. Do.vney, venin very pleasantly with J. help in tite two other teachers. ptor of the E'a,j Durham Ba il. Yarbjro. and Mia? Annie. his There js to be an all day sff ust, after which the interment daughter, had as her guest iuss vice at Ked .Mountain iiapust Beirl Dixoa.of NV.itune. We!!, I'.oper lias never had a ca.se in enert, but it seems that len, sons;: Mrs. Curtis Yates, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Mrs. Jerry Allen; Miss Emma Allen and Miss Sarah Allen. In addition to these there are a large number of other relatives in this section. The remains were taken to Granville county Monday morn ing for interment to-date vegetable reiser any way, ! A beautuc memorial wmaow to Capt. Wm. Bowling's memory j has been put in Red Mountain 'church near where he always 1r.iI in th -iirfH Via Invpd Rf lAwnard Barton went out key-Uve1 He was th ,arEefit con. c ling a few evening ago and ran ; tributor to the vestiba!e. Xhe into a ditch and demousned his many g0f)d actgof him wi be in front wheel. Roper took M r. j the mem,iry of pef)pj2 for yeara Barton and his crippled horse and , t0 come landed them safely home, j Mis3 nma Rhew returned to Ira Rogers is g'ing to move her school Monday, after spend ing the neighborhood of Pro3-;ing: Saturday and Sunday with I fct Hill, and Mr. James .!ire her parents, is- going to move into th r.si- C. V. Massey and the County dence that Mr. Rrers vacates, j Board of Education met with Mr. Rogers is a pood neighbor Uougemont school Monday. The Kuving us. and Mr Moore is a j school has grown so much that Pi neighbor coming int nr th in great need of the fourth: tr.idat. aeacher. Mrs. Bowen mikes a years, having moved to Durham from Granville county. He left mother, three brothers Messrs. J. E. and H. 0. Coley. of North site, Crcrville c curly, and A. P Coley, of Ontario, Virginia. There are two sisters Mrs. A. L. Clark, of Lyon, Granville county, and Mrs. A. C. Beck, of Durham. Tha 'remains "Ver? taken to Benehan, Granville county, for interment. Rev. J. M. Arnette, tvjctnr nf tlm 'NTiir'li rV:itiam T1.5 took place in the Markham bury-f - t .l,, atfon, ' f Mrs. Warren was 2 years of ic;s m and ihe left a husband and a ! .. The. His Ds3ft was Sudden. Mr. W. J. Coley, a merchant who lived on Trinitv auenue, died between 11:30 and 12 o'clock Sunday night. Typhoid fever wa3 the cause of his death, but a hemorrhage was the direct cause. It was thought, up to a few hour of his death, that he was getting along very well. Every symp toms showed that he would soon be able to leave his bed and room. Then the hemorrhage and his death. Mr. Coley had resided in Dur ham for several years. He was a merchant . first at the corner of North Mane:um street and Trinity avenue, and then on Trinity avenue at th-3 corner of of Roxboro street. He lived nex!. to the store and his m her kept house for him. He had three children, two son3 and a daugh ter. He was 41 years of aire and v V V W WV-'WW WWW had resided here for several church ararJay before the sec ond SjnJiv in November. In the morning women and child- i wiii soon ij connectea wun inei"v'" . ""-'-inumbcr o: other relatives. court as they have me on the ! n-non our pastor wi.l preach. attendance at the funeral and j ury list for the next term. I : h W u hvp f -v,l women f i om j,ar;a, wa3 larg0f a3 :,Irs varren w I try to serve in whatever ca- the Firsi liaptist church and otti- ha(j a i.lr.e riUmbfcr of friends in pacity I am thrown to the best of , trs in Durham to be with us. that f ection of the city. ..... i :n... ! Wg hone to have & Woman's Mis-! ; my ituuuy. i ; - ... . . . .. - 'i.i -i l t t sionary Kallr and will be iad; Tha five weeks' oh; chikl of F. UIU "ki i if muwa m th hnma f Jonnston, m the yarj of her Or Hi Ml u w Ml til ill tM il tii tfi tii Mi tti Mi Mi til Ml Mi Ml Mi Ml Ml Mi Mi Mi tl Mi Ml 'it lil Ml Ml Mi Mi Ml Ml M Mi Ml Ml Ml Mi Mi Ml Mi Ml Ml Ml Mi DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY WITH CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DURHAM. Officers and Directors B. N. Duke, Pres. J. S. Manning, Vice-Pres. J. B Mason, Cashier. J. B. Duke, President American Tobacco Company. ; Y. E. Smith, Supt. Durham Cotton Mfg. Company. C. L. Haywood, of Haywood & Kin?, Druggists. J. H. Southgate, of Southgate & Son, Insurance. R. II. KlGSBEE, Capitalist. Q. E. Rawls, Merchant. B. N. Duke, Director American Tobacco Co., and Capitalist. J. S. Manning, Attorney-at-Law. N. M. Johnson, Physician and Surgeon. J. B. Mason, Cashier Citizens National Bank. DEPOSITORY OF THE PEOPLE, THE COUNTY OF DURHAM, THE CITY OF DURHAM AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA This Bank Opened tor Business May i, 1905 Is Young, but Growing State;noct of Ssult at Ciuse ct Euslncss Jan. 26, 19G7: Liabilities. Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, 60,000.00 Undivided profits, 14,272.25 Circuit tion, 100,000.00 l).'p.its. 781,657.23 Dividends unpaid, 13.00 Result r-i;.s. Loans and Invest ments, ;3."8i',fi54.s)r U. S. Bonds. 150.0U0.0O Premimr.3 U. S. Bonds, 5,650.60 Banking House, 13,00'J.OO Cash and due from Banks, 29 123. 81 Redemption Fund, 7,200.00 $1,055,011.43 $1,055,941.48 WE S3ND these Reports to our IX-positors and Stockholders on dat called for by the Comptroller in order that they may be informed of our condition. WITH the strongest financial backing of any Bank in this State ann unsurpassed methods in every department, wo invite new account?, laree or small, of MERCHANTS. FARMERS, INDI VIDUALS, FIRMS or CORPORATIONS that have not already done so, to open an account with us. ABSOLUTE PROTECTION.-Bond.'d OiHctrs, Burglar and Fire Insurance, F.revroof Vauil and Safe. To Depositors we offer Safely Deposit Boxes in our Fireproof Safe Free, where you can Deposit your Valuable Papers. ft ft ft m m ft m ft ft : m ft ft ID ft ft ill FY 1 n 0 IO. I Tried U Assnuli c-d&i lady, j Reidsville, Oct. 21. - Ed Whitt j sett, a negro, attempted crimi nal assault ;ujx)n the jerson of Mis3 Edna Johnson, the lS-vcar- P.r-k. attwled the tate: if ev.ry wo:n.in r chi:J can H. I.rown died fair at lUleigh week. min u jMTvcu on ir.v j:r-Hj;iu. ! ME SAV OS MM Mr.4. W. B. Hrwks recently i lawA through the Uradley ; h iildin;: at Helena an i says that . t 1 Is it wa the best arranSihi ani r;r.t convenient building w a ever in. it . i . t.,r..nt n .niilKvnn avmn r.ome early tins r.ionnn-r. W hit- z Wcit Durham, last week. The is SiliJ- h bw!1 han-5 ? child was one cf twins. Theiar'1uml tli? houJ f" Past!2 fr,!u ! wAneu A ."n.l !,,, WKors?, rut tni3 intention DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA We Pay 4 per cent Coumpound Interest on all Sa'ings Accounts Come in and start an n-count today. Small ik-MOsiU will be thankfully received and large ones in projwntion. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS .... wn was ap- j mternuTit too!: jaace r.t tnc nipn 1 -.wm. , this h "ins the as '1,ss ton was in her 5 i a jjr iKicK yard, he came upon her from some hushes near the yard. Depnly Plaassals Resigned. J. F. IV-a.nnts. w: ghe 'pointed deputy sheriil alter hh j burying ground j. this' defeat for the oiaee of township family buryir.R place ,Ir. WaKwrnasntlajtW-'j vvh,nw,,,rved in that; ca- ,r, , Th -?a:- !adv lt0 :cfani 1 - day with licrni ither, Mrs. V. : , t? h J There was another burial fwr.., and the brute put Ins hands over A. Hartou. l?. .1. ! UVst I)'irh?.m la.t week tun bt-inc her mouth. A seufile resulted of H.icify since that tune ! siirne I hi-i home of our ncmhbor my$ vre $ -Jt a lew uay8 ao i.cKin jwas ,.,,t i.lst wveu and were very much frightened ! rjj r(.3.-?i a;!cj GliORGK W. WATTS, President. JOHN SI'RUN T HILL, Vice-President. W. WH1TTKD, Cashier. T. H. PKIRCK, Jr., Assistant Cashier. us a whirlwind advanced tovard j -y XT .1 y! SX 1 herilf. The relation took ef- 0J 1 ye-ycard cu.t and t he youn? lady bro,;e hu j M SJ u-.-A- ;os J. H. Suitt. The In.r.al was hldanJ in doinjr injur d an I VCl ICl I &?0 iWt HELENA, N. C. ned for the at 4 'cUVi- i resignation i due to the fact i tie run .'rai service arm. hhn contmuevi nor sew ! by Il 'v. O. W. nn 1 the nojrro ran a vtiv. ? tricing off the t un of ttuslnat Shi?ri.T Jhrward coniined: ,rs!-t I1' ,;ast"r 01 UH ,il,U!,l! Iev l1oar -1 - r lwo ',.!, -,f M,-:.ra:n I . . . . ... . . ii-hnr.-h in V-t l'irl-..in. ;prr..ld thi nerm ft inv hin l u ;tn and tjiMnc nn l.nish that tx. k.j i u,e 1...; , ured yards sci.tli of the nsidonce. " . 1..1.-L 1'iiiiiaiu. ui 11 lanwiviv was in its path. Another person ; hafJ hcm ln any l)art reported th ravages of aof the comty. whirlwind in which a fence was; it, x,.un 'x.u 1.., i,;4 Si:i(.t.( arP Diain ifalt.iii: He was on a bicycle and no is lit tr(iye.Ifor.oUorWfeets,carry-ih;H not a?ccr.ai.ie,l. but i the rail hih np into the air. ; Sheriff II ar ward will anncur.ee Pertha. the one year old child! doubt . wa tryir.j: t mak-; 1 : nt. th ir h..m, on Franklin street, i lie excitcm .;,t. but mavor Mv.u-; 5 diandise on hams that wa ever tarried m a coun - -- - - - m 4. a a . . . Our stool; consists ot all kinds of goods lV;j le throughout IhU section wt rt greatly purpri.wlupon hear i of tha marriage of J. C. Cat es, ratff, and Mi.4 Annie Hester "f Pushy Fork, which took place? !lf the Jamestown Exposition on ti " Pth. Romj 3tip:wed that ' . t 'ai.M concluded to M mar rl th re anl bring the exposi ti n to Ut zenith or climax. How r. I t that bo as It may, Mr. 'tes succeeded In winning one 'f the most accomplished lady 'a J her community and we all l'"v that he Ij regarded as v-''r;hy of any young lady in our kfiowlede. And if they con tinue in married life as they have l" n dointf before, they will sue wd in the world. They have a n-.'tlM'offrtrr'Mn th' rrr. an nppointment for i?t I'ui ham in a few days. Leb Here no a Visit. h. K. Watson, of South enon,, Tenn., cdled in to see its' Monday, while here on a visit, j He had been here re vera' d lys I onavisitt relatives, and left! Durham with the intention of! jroimr to th5 Jamestown Exposi-j tion. Mr. Watson was raised in this section and this was his firs; vis it here in many years. He car ried back to Ids Ttnneescc heme a pouvenir of his visit, which wasntson souenir of his rally childhood in the hape of a thim ble which his mother, who died when ho was quite a boy, used h nn' b1r hU r'oh". lb? j ri;rd ,t,', I ...... I ".- .'.'. 'y. A lUvemoiit Saturday alterr.oon at 1 2 o'clock. She had been th but a : yhort while and ! hot expeete I. The ; burial tvk place Sunday after- i noy. Ko:ii-. ry tnousjht i; who, as a pre cautionary measure, t send the, li0!11 her death w;iS ; prisoner to Grevns'o-.rc I remain t : i he funeral and until tho yeun lady snfiiciently ;" fl , 4 -ftil "f I V 1 4tOtll' t . pear at tns preiiimr.ary iK-ar.n'- 1 i !ij preni!iii.iry Tan sr.cao tii;: rtiA!;an. (Ireenslwro. Oct.2i.Pd Whi: sett, a PeiJs?vil!o r.cro. vr.s brought here to night a:.d loi.-ii in jail for ftufe-keepinfr. lie de nies the charge against him and says he made no elfort to escape, but, on the other hand, was at-; tending to surrender when ar-jj resivd on tiii; Mrve3 ui ikcius- j ville. (tM Joe Cynum was before the j Dcaih la Country. Pli Allen, wh i has lived in this !ecti n for a number of years, di l at his home in Patterson township, some four or five miles from Durham, Saturday mow af ter the noon hour. He was about )orC5 years of .V? and his death was caused, fo reported, from n cancer of the sicmich. He had been extremely ill for several days. t;on3 and five daughters. The J charges for whin ing his wife. '53 .K..U n (id f,T- f ! Irt ui Prta! X i n.f Inn rn:l a M M N N M N P-1 M N M M N M Guano to Fine Dress Goods m M N M Have the be?t and largest stock of General Mer- try store. Coma to us, we have nlcntv clerks to wait on you nicely, and we have the Goods and $ W e Are Going to Sell Them p Thanking1 you for your past patronage and asking continuance of same, we are Yours to serve, ftni Uo Men A -ar'ts Ab M M M N M W Meade Coo m ; m ; m m ft ft ft ft ft m ft ft : ft ft ft ft ft ft ft m m ft ft : 2
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