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0 LuME89. i v- TirTr : Al . I Will SEM IW E EKLY. : DURHAM, N. C; APRIL 24, 1908. REEORBEE NUMBER 101; 'i ' . ' - - '- ; . .- : , - . '. 1 i . i i i . YQ 'FliriM fill!) RFMII Af) mDOCQDhMnniToJ meeting of physicians. I 111?, 1 . u niUiii uua iiLuuuui uuiinun 11 mil mil s of Interest fraia .Various Places ss Viewed and Told by Those on the Fi2liI.-Pcrsona!s. ; . ; to at MorrisvSiic. Ioutb 2. , (o'clock. All are invited veral in this community 1 tend that' wish to. 4 -. .. been planting corn, and Z. P. Ferrell and hi3 son Wil ig their cotton ground. To- lie, spent part of this week fish ij wanes are iookihk nne ana in? on weuse Hivpr and r are expecting to plant as i creek. butthev did rot oatrh verv as tnere is a suitable soa- many hsh. J. P P Ftr. 1 Kevrs Around SurL People around here are busy ssrs J. E. and E. L. ad a jolly time killing ra a day recently. The boys planting corn and hauling guano 1 that they murdered 94 for the coming crop. nd they also stated that the ! There i? a lot of sickniss around had destroyed about two Lh of corn. Utesbee and family, of community, spent the beau- Easter with relatives near ss Susan Broad well, of Dur was a visitor in this com- ty part of last week. A SIGN DOARD. , paint you a sign board, rumseller, -d hing it above yojr door. jer and belter sign board an everyoli had before. 1 paint with the skill of a naster, V1 i many shall pau?e to. see, wonderful piece of painting like the reality. here at present, I regret to state, there being several cases of ty phoid fever in this section, i Easter holiday wasdull. Every body seemed to be Jbusy with their work. Mr. Fred Tuck and sister, MissJ Lottie, visited Mr. Boss Nutt and family last Saturday night. Misses Jennie and Lucy Evans and Miss Lucy Wade visited Mr. John Tuck's home last Sundav." They report havibg a good time. . Hustler. FlSm ilSuT TH'O FIRES. une la fiaytland the Ctlier cn Pine Strcel-Oiners lose Hearlly. ednesday afternoon there a ! TT . .. . paint your self, rumseller, 01 3 " a r 01 ..... the CltV OCCUnifWl hv rrdnroA nan. you wait for that fairyoung L.. w:. JsYr7T r'" - .v - pic, mat oiu 1 air 10 aestroy a -'j t 1 1 - m t 1 the Wot - manhood. ff fences lnihat Vc UntV,a'nJa nA iUBuBas erst ais- 1 vnn crt him ;k o .mu "uuse occupiea Dy Leia V.. M c, Jordan, and in a short time it i;-,.. - ,Vi had pptcad to two other ad ioin k L ...... v - -k. ...lm. "s "wmw. v iHca were consumed 1. uo pauses IV cu Bn C kf 4k . before the firemen could get the n fire udder control. Th - . . V . I.I. T , ..... in paint you as you stand, J1 woraan, wuey sears and ig a glass of liquor dli,e "ng, were completely de- rkling in either hand, stroyed. It is estimated that ivers, but you urge him. the houses were worth about rink, pledge me just this ve or 8 hundred dollars each. ie." - Practically all of the household e lifts the glass and drains ar,J kitchen furniture was saved. . The fire orisinated tmm i the hellish work is done, defective flue. The firemen re- , .,, :. " . . , sponded and did good work, not extlwill paint a drunk- withstanding the fact that the . . npanst watpr hvdfanf V a year has flown, . distance from the neon f to this loathsome creature conflagration, fair young b jy has grown. . ork was sure and rapid. Mj' ,,.1 .. . ' 1 oaint him "'vi"rw me nremen nc BKaiu kitiieu out 10 exun guisheda fire on Pme street. On aCCOUnt Of a misnnrWctnnrl paint the form of the moth- ing regarding the location of the ' alarm, the department went to he kneels at her darlings Dowd street, but finding no fire b t they quickly turned back and in autiful boy who was dear- a very short time were at the fire doing all they could to save all the world beside. the property. The house on fire paint the shape of a coffin, belonged to J. B. Walker, and label it one word lost. . I was located on Pine street, oppo- amt hii this rumseller, site the colored Presbyterian I paint it free of cost. church. Owingto tho delav in and the shame and the rea. , ne 8cen.e the house was cnureiy aestroyea. It was not OCCUDied and for that nvi arm Mr Walker could not get any' insur ance on the same, thereby caus ing him a loss of about $2,000. Just what caused the blaze is s mystery, but it is thought that the building was set on fire by .L.tt . , Hvuiv vug viae, Htucn many shall pause to v ew tnn nn fiM u u 1. -t .......... oiiu-1 uunng me aay. lrU . , I M rribly, fearfully true. . lias Eclarncjl from the A'orlti. l ints T7mpftn fi"ed ,hi3 Miss Felecia Whitaker. who f tPPOintnent Lut Sunday has been in the children's hos- ..urove. a large crowd pital in Buffalo, N. Y., has re d the service. urn,,i 4 .:n I !!n0,MCk d ,Jl3t .Sunday maln here for sometime. Her ; r would bo singing and continued .ill health compelled thlike drunken slumber, erthe wintry skies. rrov, crime and ; woe, were born nlshop, and can paint, you know. I paint you a sign ler, v . the want and their in your rum- Was Id Session In tlic City ifsrsday Much Business Transacted. The physicians throughout the State met in : Durham yesterday and those who attended the con- ventioir had a splendid'time. In addition, to the business trans- acted the entire party were giv en a trolley ride over the entire city.- After the ride there was 1,,' ..f an old fashioned Barbecue at Iakewood Park and every mem ber of the convention attended and did, ample justice to the sumptioureparts. v- s The business session was held in the beautiful Casino at Lake- wood and was presided over by Dr. A: ; W. Knox, of Raleigh, who called the meeting to order shortly after the noon hour. Dr. Joe Graham, of this city, acted as secretary of the district Aoout sixty physicians were present Dr. Knox made the annualjaddress and was followed by Dr. W. IL Boone',- who pre sented a paper - that "received praise and which wits. liberally discussed by the visitors. The medical men were gener orous to more than their frater nity visitors. They had for guests at dinner, "the dentists. pharmacists, Caft.KDick Wright, Manager Bob Lindsey and May or Graham. These sat with them add spent the day there, of the party being photographed by Mr. Holladay. .The doctors returned to the Casino at 2 p. m. and Dr. Eric Abernathy, of Chapel Hjll, pre sented a paper that called forth applauseand long discussion. It was technical but timely. Dr. Julian Smith caused great laugh ter by his drollery when Dr. Abernathy hesitating at his man uscript, said: "I must have had mm too mucn Deer," was sympa thetically answered, "yes. sir. I understand." The whole con vention roared. Dr. R. L. Felts, of Durham. read a paper that was very free ly discussed and with the end of the debate on the three essays, he chairman announced the election of officers for the follow ing year. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Dr. h. M. Johnson, countv physician was unanimously chos en president. Dr. F. S. Faucette, of ; Burlington, vice-president; Dr. Arthur Braflsher, of Rox boro, secretary. The naming of the data and place of the next convention was left for the com mittee and .will not be announced until next year. 'Those who attended were: Drs. N. M. Johnson, Durham; T. A. Mann, Durham: N. P. Boddie, Durham; T. R. Hartbee, Stem, T. J. Sanderford. Creed moor; George IL Ross, Durham; E. A. Abernathy, .Chapel Hill; R. I. Felts, Durham: W. C. Hor ton, Raleigh; F. P.'McPherson, Haw River W. N; Hicks. Dur- ham; N. M. Blalock, Wake; E, H. Bowling, Durham: C. G. Nichols, Durham; John M. Man ning; Durham; R. A. Moore. W. W. Olive, Durham: B.U. Brooks. West Durham: W. A. Rradshor and W. T. Long, Roxboro; O. W. Holloway, NorthsideU Arch Cheatham, Durham; A..C. Jour dan; Durham N. B. Yorke. Mebarip; H. F. Penny. Varteen: J. A. Pickett, Burlington: F. P. Sorrell, Raleigh; J. M. Temple on. Cary; W. IL Boone. Morris ville: R.. E. Nichols. Gorman: W. A. Graham, Durham; A. W. Knox, Raleigh; and Joe Graham, Bolh Occupants Receive Severe Shake 1 lp Wnch Axle Broke. V. An automobile almost totally . . 1 1 . i 1 . " - wrecKea ana two men hurt. wa3 the excitement of the afternoon Wednesday following the base ball game. ' The machine of-. Dr. T. A. Mann was running at a nice clip along West (Main street down grade and coming into the city: The street was full of vehicles and Dr.. Mann was steerinc his machine close to , the t curb Mr. John, Pugh was with him and when thev ran into the rough portion of the street the front axle broke and both men were thrown violently to the ground. Both were pitched headlong, the machine itself do ing a sort of mid-air stunt and completely somersaulting itself. Xhe accident occurred in front of DfR. A. Moore's house and the disorder of the machine caused the fright of several horses, one belonging to Dr. J. M. Manning, almost tearing it self, from tfye buggy. Mr. Pugh was taken into the house and later brought up town. Hi3arm is shattered but not broken and his hip was badly bruised, while he 'suffers , some from internal injuries- His wounds are. not serious however. Dr. Mann received some bruis-' es but is not stopped from his work. The giving away of his machine could net be explained ana ne was lucKy to get off so lightly. ..t It) m j: CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DURHAM, N. C. ORGANIZED MAY. 1st 1905. Capital....;...:.............'.... Surplus and Undivided Profits.. Stockholders Liability , Depositors Protection . . . . . , ...... ....5100,000.00 ... 73.4o5.2S ....-100,000.00 .... 273,455.23 Officers; B. N Duke, Pres.. J. S. Manning, Vice-Pres. B. Mason, Cashier.- m m m m m 9 m m m : m m m 9 1 Ik . . " . Directors J. B. Duke, President American Tobacco Cnmnanv. Y. E. Smith,. Supt Durham Cotton Mfg. Company. C. L Haywood, of Haywood & Boone, Druggists. X HL Southgat of Southgate & Son, Insurance. R.. H. Rigsbee,' Capitalist. ' Merchant. , B. N. 1UKE, Director American Tobacco Co., and Capitalist. J.S. Manning, Attorney-at-Law. N. M. Johnson, Physician and Surgeon. J. B.Warren, Capitalist and Farmer. 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 It will pay to deposit your uninvested money in this Bank, where it will be safe from fire and robbery, and earning you 4 per cent, interest, if left for 4 monthsterm; it will be protected by fire proof and burglary proof safes and vaults managed by pru dent and conservative business men; and handled by courteous an qualified bonded officers, always glad to wait on you. We invite new accounts, large and small, of Individuals, Farmers, Merchants andJFirms, thathave.not already done so. to open an account with us, y. m m m m m m m m m m m w m m - m Attending Conlerence. V The meeting'; of the distrie conference at Mebane is : being attended by all of Durham's Methodist ministers and all o them went up ' to the opening session. There is no unusual business to come before this conference though it is an important one and will continue over Sunday. Rev. J. B. Hurley, of this city, will preside and local ministers who went over Wednesday night were: . Revs. G. T. Adams. M. Bradshaw, J. H. McCracken. J. A. Dailey, H. E. Spence, Messrs. J. B. Walker, W. 4 C. McRae, T. J. Lambe, J. D. Pridgen. R. S. Avant, J. D. Fletcher. J. A. Hornaday. Bound Over for Forgery. Sergeant Aldridge. who Sun day captured William Slocum in Durham and took him back to Mebane where he was charere with forging the name of D. A. Baker on a check of $75, heard yesterday that Slocum was the man wanted and was bound over to court under a bond of $300. Slocum lives in Durham and Mr. Aldridge slipped un on him in his home. He is a rniddl-atred man and has borne a generally. good t reputation. His forgery was a very well-executed piece of work. tbert l HutMudi If SIM in Covered i ne I. iX .11. rAi.M rom rff.-i. in previouf painting- anil Wcn for to to I h years, ncrause iiic l. at ai. la imr. cCtl oil )iitl(ler-t)tir ),! i.f ln ....r- white k-art, nd Vhi help to make the oil with each gallon of paint, tin A.ik in i minutes. Make cost odly ll.jo ner gallon. Hackney Ikon. L. St It. Paint Agent. mm i or IHOME SAVINGS BANK i mm t Am DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA We Pay 4 per cent Coumpound Interest on all iSavins Accounts JV.I.S'V1 SUrt aB fCCOunt t01- 80,4,1 deposits will be thankfully received and lanre nne In nnmnrtinn iu.4imuuj f B.U... I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS GEORGE W. WATTS, President. JOHN SPRUNT HILL, Vice-President W. W. WHITTED, Cashier. ' T. B. PEI RCE, Jr., Assistant Cashier. rl v H HELENA, NX. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, i FOR SALE ! t.wvut.j niiMd lUUUtXU illiu unr. it wa finn t m d a happen to have it in stock we will get it for you. h Keep your money at home. . Trade with your N ij . ....,. ia ua uuuu up uur own com- ' Hmumty. - H H White and Brown Leghorn , Ectm 11.00 for 15. White and Partridge Wj-an- dott Ksa $1.50 for 15. Onlem Nwke.1 foi future delivery. "Y" POULTRY FARM. Kist Durham.N. C. T. ti. Y.rx f.r. 14 b "w mMa. X.JJ Q , We will save vou monev on M Diy Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats. ki n.jk r ! -r-r i fj vaps, urocenes anq Hardware, yj AnI nvnnf nvtiiU ..L'.J ! f - i I! every article carried in a first-class Gen eral Store. 3 Reade Bros. Co. r In 0
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